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Integrated Marketing Communications
Background
Imagine you are a brand manager developing a communications mix for your brand. Frequently,
marketing communications considerations include things like:
▪
Which advertising/promotional vehicles to spend your budget on?
▪
At what point in their decision making process do you want to reach the consumer?
▪
What is your key demographic and what is
the best way
to reach that market segment?
▪
Do you want to purchase mass reach communication or targeted options?
▪
Are you more focused on building brand equity and awareness or driving trial and overall
sales?
All of these factors are important to brand managers. To simultaneously address these points,
brand managers need
integrated marketing campaigns
that reach consumers at different times
in the decision making process.
Assignment:
1.
Choose
one brand that has come out in the past two years
and attach or cite links to
examples of 3 different
promotional mix elements within one integrated
communication campaign
– not 3 digital media examples, but 3 forms of communication
[cell phone pictures can be used as examples]. For each example identify [bullet point
answers are fine]:
-
iPhone 14 Pro
Identify the element of the promotional mix shown by each example and then address the
following questions:
●
What demographic is being addressed
●
The media/location where the advertising/promotion occurred,
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The message being conveyed,
●
At what point in the decision making process does the advertisement/promotion reach
the consumer, and
●
Whether the focus is to build brand equity/awareness, drive trial/purchase or reinforce
purchase.
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Advertising:
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Demographic: younger people, those into technology, Apple customers
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Media / location: TV Commercial:
https://www.ispot.tv/ad/1o_Y/apple-iphone-14-and-14-pro-hello-yellow-song-by-lio
-
Message: entertaining cartoon-like video is essentially showcasing that the
possibility and adventures one can have with the iPhone 14 are endless,
while displaying the camera features like action mode (smooths videos),
dual camera, and front camera, all while displaying the new yellow color
-
Decision making process: the ad appeals to those travelers’ ‘need
recognition’ as there is the implication that something is missing and that
an iPhone 14 can improve it
-
Focus: drive purchase
-
Sales Promotion:
-
Demographic: people who drive cars, motorcyclists, passengers, those
traveling eg. bus
-
Media / location: especially during traffic most likely inclined to look
-
Message: image conveys upgraded / better iPhone, going above and
beyond, which can be used to take amazing photos
-
Decision making process: the ad appeals to viewers’ ‘need recognition’ as
there is the implication that something is missing and that an iPhone 14
can improve it
-
Focus: drive purchase
-
Direct and Digital Marketing
-
Demographic: through a notable social media platforms such as Instagram
the demographic being addressed are younger people (average age: 20 -
29), those who enjoy taking pictures / into photography as it showcases
the amazing camera quality
-
Media: Instagram Reel:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CiNz7t9rESH/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
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Message: the camera quality of the iPhone 14 is superb and can be used to
take film like quality (HD) capture spectacular detail, being able to zoom
in and out
-
Decision making process: the ad appeals to those social media ‘need
recognition’ as there is the implication that something is missing and that
an iPhone 14 can improve it especially on the platform
-
Focus: drive purchase
2.
How do you see the campaign as integrated?
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d. promotion
e. people
f. packaging
g. positioning
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How would marketing communications strategy be used to enhance the levels of target audience involvement?
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Need the correct answer to this practice question I found online please
What is marketing mix?
It is a way of describing how consumers are exposed to a mixture of brands.
It is a method of combining multiple tangible products from one brand into a single campaign.
It is a marketing technique, which combines diverse advertising channels in one campaign.
It describes actions a consumer goes through before a business considers them a lead.
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The means by which firms attempt to inform, persuade, and remind consumers -- directly or indirectly - about the products and brands they sell is known as
options:
Physical Distribution
Marketing Communication
Marketing Management
Market Positioning
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What do you tell your salespeople? *
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a)
What features should the product have?
b)
What message should be used to promote the product?
c)
What retailers should be used to sell the product to the customer?
d)
How much should the product cost?
e)
All of these
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1. Customer service
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4. They all are
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2. Customer perception
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4. Brand
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2. It has become more honest
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