Mindmap Chapter9
Mindmap Chapter9
Trade shows are a great way to interact with partner functions. Personal selling is the peronal presentation by the firm's sale force
Increase brand awareness and can show your brand value for the purpose of making sales and building customer Personal selling
compared to your competition relatioships. Celebrities: Athletes, Entertainers
Step 5: Select the message source
Incentive program is a formal scheme used to promote or Professionals: Health care providers
encourage specific actions or behavior by a specific group of
people during a defined period of time
Involves the communicator understanding the effect on the target
Step 6: Collecting Feedback
audience by measuring behavior resulting from the behavior.
A press release is a document that organizations send to the media
on the occasion of an event. Accordingly, media agencies can base
on press releases and investigative documents to report and write
articles. sets the budget at an affordable
The affordable method
Sponsorships are understood as a form of sponsorship and ignores the effects of promotion on sales
promotion in the media. Public relations involves building good relations with company's
Public relations
various public
Current
Special events offer the opportunity to bring together large
audiences and the presentation of substantial volumes of 5.Setting the Total Promotion Budget The percentage-of-sales method sets the budget at a certain percentage of Forecasted Sales
information
Unit Sales Price
Web pages
Chapter 9 The competitive-parity method sets the budget to match competitor outlays
Sender <--->Encoding <--->Message <--->Decoding <---> Receive <--- 5 major promotion tools Personal Selling
Noise
>Response <--->Feedback <---> Sender
Public Relations
Sender: McDonald's
Direct Marketing
Encoding: set of material for advertising to convey
message.
Consistent, clear and
Personal selling <--->Public relation <---> Direct marketing <--->
Integrated Marketing Communications competing company
Message: the actual McDonald's ad Sale Promotion <---> Advertising <---> Personal selling
and brand messages
Media: television and the specific television programs Sender<--->Encoding <--->Message <--->Decoding <--->Receive <---
A view of the Communication Process Noise
>Response <--->Feedback <---> Sender
3.A View of the Communication Process
Decoding: consumer watches commercial and interprets the
words and images it contains Example: McDonald's "i'm love in' it" television commercial Identify the target audience--->Determine the communication
Steps in Developing Effective Marketing Communication objectives--->Design the message--->Choose the media---> Select the
message source--->Collecting Feedback
Response: likes McDonald's better, eats at
McDonald's next time, hums the "i'm lovin' it" jingle,
or does nothing.