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Direct and
digital marketing
Promotion
Mix
Direct and
Sales Personal Public
Advertising digital
Promotion selling relations
Marketing
Broadcast Discounts Sales presentations Press releases Catalog
Print Coupons Trade shows Sponsorships Telemarketing
Internet Displays Incentive programs Special events Kiosks
Outdoor Demonstrations Web pages
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Setting the Total Promotion
Budget
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Setting the Total Promotion Budget
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PRINCIPLE OF MARKETING
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Introduction Case
Snickers - “You’re not You When You’re Hungry”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3byiETFwZk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uA7-31Cxc2I&list=PLYoPB_-
4spsSBQ0OIzR7vF3Q-23V8R3sx&index=2
Campaign clearly and consistently drives the brand’s “Snickers is satisfying” positioning in
an engaging and memorable way
No end of imaginative and entertaining ads and executions across varied media platforms
Advertising is any paid form of non-personal presentation and promotion of ideas, goods,
or services by an identified sponsor.
Advertising Strategy
Testimonial
Technical Scientific
or
expertise evidence
endorsement
• Long deemed the most successful advertising medium, television advertising has received
increased criticism as being too expensive and, even worse, no longer as effective as it
once was.
• Supporters of TV advertising disagree, contending that the multisensory impact of TV is
unsurpassed and that no other media option offers the same potential impact.
• Take a position: TV advertising has faded in importance (PRO) versus TV advertising is still
the most powerful advertising medium (CON)
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Preparation: 10 minutes
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Company Case: Gillette
• Read the company case and prepare short presentation for the answers
(15 minutes)
1. Gillette has successfully convinced the world that “more is better” in terms of
number of blades and other razor features. How did it do it? Why has that worked
in the past? Will it continue to work in the future? Why or why not?
2. Explain why Gillette’s sports marketing partnerships have been so successful.
3. Some of Gillette’s spokespeople such as Derek Jeter and Tiger Woods have run
into controversy after becoming endorsers for the brand. Does this hurt Gillette’s
brand equity or marketing message? Explain.
4. Will Gillette ever become as successful at marketing to women as to men? Why or
why not?