The document outlines 10 concepts for designing and managing integrated marketing communications from Philip Kotler's Marketing Management textbook. The concepts cover the marketing communication mix, the sequence of the communication process, the three stages of communicating with customers, nonpersonal communication channels, and developing effective communication strategies.
1. Marketing communications, also known as promotion, refers to how firms communicate information about products and brands to consumers. It aims to inform, persuade, and remind consumers.
2. Integrated marketing communication (IMC) builds brand equity through increasing brand awareness, shaping brand image and brand responses, and nurturing brand relationships. Its goal is not just to persuade but also to inform and remind consumers.
3. Different marketing communication tools should be selected based on the desired level of personalization, credibility, and reach. Word-of-mouth is best for a personal approach while advertising allows for wide, impersonal reach. Sales promotions provide incentives to attract customers.
The document discusses 10 key concepts related to integrated marketing communication:
1) The 8 elements of the communication process.
2) The marketing communication mix of mass and personal communication modes.
3) The consumer response model of cognitive, affective and behavioral stages.
4) The 8 steps to developing effective communication including identifying the target audience and objectives.
5) The 4 possible communication objectives of category need, brand awareness, attitude and purchase intention.
6) Designing communications by determining the message, creative and source strategies.
7) Considerations for global adaptation of communications.
8) Selecting communication channels.
9) Using sales promotion tools.
10) Coordinating a multi-stage
The document outlines the 8 steps in developing effective communication and the 8 elements of the communication process. The 8 steps are: identify target audience, determine objectives, design communication, select channels, establish budget, decide on media mix, measure results, and manage integrated marketing communication. The 8 elements are: media, message, decoding, receiver, sender, encoding, noise, and feedback. An example is provided of how Philip Morris uses consumer events to communicate an ongoing raffle promotion directed at intended receivers, which increases sales volume and provides feedback.
This document outlines concepts for managing mass communications, including the 4 aspects of a promotional mix (public relations, advertising, sales promotions, and events/experiences) and the 5Ms of advertising (mission, money, message, media, and measurement). It discusses using each tool to maintain a business's public image, persuade audiences, and stimulate sales. The 5Ms section explores setting advertising budgets and objectives, generating appropriate messages, selecting relevant media, and measuring sales impact.
This document outlines concepts for managing mass communications, including the 4 aspects of a promotional mix (public relations, advertising, sales promotions, and events/experiences) and the 5Ms of advertising (mission, money, message, media, and measurement). It discusses using each tool to maintain a business's public image, persuade audiences, and stimulate sales. The 5Ms section explores setting advertising budgets and objectives, generating appropriate messages, choosing media types, and measuring sales impact.
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The document contains 10 questions about integrated marketing communication. Each question is followed by multiple choice answers. The questions cover topics like the different elements of the communication process, tools in the marketing communication mix, stages of the consumer response model, steps in developing an effective communication strategy, challenges in global communications, examples of communication channels, sales promotions, and multiple-stage communication campaigns.
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3. Public relations and publicity is a mode of marketing communication that promotes a company's image or products based on credibility, ability to surprise buyers, and dramatization.
The document discusses developing and managing integrated marketing communications. It outlines the major steps in developing an effective integrated marketing communications program, including identifying the target audience, determining communication objectives and channels, establishing a budget, and selecting a marketing communications mix. It also discusses developing advertising campaigns, sales promotion programs, public relations strategies, and direct marketing efforts. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of carefully integrating and coordinating various communication channels to deliver a clear, consistent message.
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The document discusses key concepts in integrated marketing communications including the eight major models of marketing communication mix (advertising, sales promotion, public relations, direct marketing, interactive marketing, word-of-mouth marketing, personal selling), the correct sequence for the macro and micro communication process models, the hierarchy-of-effects model, nonpersonal communication channels, methods for setting promotion budgets, challenges in developing global communications, and considerations for ethical marketing communications.
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The document outlines the key concepts of integrated marketing communications including:
1. The role of marketing communications is to inform, persuade, and remind consumers about products and brands.
2. There are 8 modes of marketing communication including advertising, sales promotions, events, PR, direct marketing, interactive marketing, personal selling, and word-of-mouth.
3. Elements in the communication process include the message, channel, and audience. Effective communication requires understanding these elements.
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The document discusses developing and managing integrated marketing communications. It outlines the major steps in developing an effective integrated marketing communications program, including identifying the target audience, determining communication objectives and channels, establishing a budget, and selecting a marketing communications mix. It also discusses developing advertising campaigns, sales promotion programs, public relations strategies, and direct marketing efforts. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of carefully integrating and coordinating various communication channels to deliver a clear, consistent message.
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2. There are 8 modes of marketing communication including advertising, sales promotions, events, PR, direct marketing, interactive marketing, personal selling, and word-of-mouth.
3. Elements in the communication process include the message, channel, and audience. Effective communication requires understanding these elements.
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2. Outline: Marketing Communication Mix Sequence of Communication process 3 Stages of communicate with customers Nonpersonal Communication Channels Developing Effective Communication http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
3. Outline: Communication Design Global Adaptation Personal selling Sales Promotion Select Communication Channels http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
4. Outline: Marketing Communication Mix Sequence of Communication process 3 Stages of communicate with customers Nonpersonal Communication Channels Developing Effective Communication http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 1: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
5. Eight major models of Communication Advertising Sales promotion Events & experience Public relationship & publicity Direct marketing Interactive marketing Word-of-mouth marketing Personal selling http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 1: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
6. Eight major models of Communication (4 Mass Communication) http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Advertising Sales promotion Events and experiences Public relationship & Publicity Concept 1: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
7. Eight major models of Communication (4 personal Communication) Concept 1: Direct marketing Word of mouth Interactive Marketing Personal Selling From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
8. Outline: Marketing Communication Mix Sequence of Communication process 3 Stages of communicate with customers Nonpersonal Communication Channels Developing Effective Communication http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 2: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
9. Sequence of Communication process Concept 2: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
10. Sequence of Communication process Sender Encoding Message Media Decoding Receiver Noise Response Feedback http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 2: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
11. Sequence of Communication process Concept 2: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Sender Encoding From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
12. Sequence of Communication process Concept 2: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Sender Encoding Message/ Media From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
13. Sequence of Communication process Concept 2: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Sender Encoding Decoding Message/ Media From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
14. Sequence of Communication process Concept 2: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Sender Receiver Encoding Decoding Message/ Media From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
15. Sequence of Communication process Concept 2: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Sender Receiver Encoding Decoding Message/ Media Noise From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
16. Sequence of Communication process Concept 2: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Sender Receiver Encoding Decoding Message/ Media Noise Response From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
17. Sequence of Communication process Concept 2: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Sender Receiver Encoding Decoding Message/ Media Noise Response Feedback From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
18. Sequence of Communication process Concept 2: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Sender Receiver Encoding Decoding Message/ Media Noise Response Feedback From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
19. Outline: Marketing Communication Mix Sequence of Communication process 3 Stages of communicate with customers Nonpersonal Communication Channels Developing Effective Communication http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 3: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
20. 3 stages of communicate with customers Concept 3: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
21. 3 stages of communicate with customers--- stage 1 Cognitibe http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 3: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Cognitive Awareness Affective Behavior Knowledge
22. 3 stages of communicate with customers--- stage 2 Affective http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 3: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Cognitive Awareness Affective Behavior Knowledge Linking Purchase Preference Conviction
23. 3 stages of communicate with customers--- stage 3 Behavior http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 3: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Cognitive Awareness Affective Behavior Knowledge Linking Purchase Preference Conviction
24. Outline: Marketing Communication Mix Sequence of Communication process 3 Stages of communicate with customers Nonpersonal Communication Channels Developing Effective Communication http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 4: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
25. Nonpersonal Communication Channels Media Sales Promotions Events and Experiences Public relations Concept 4: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
26. Nonpersonal Communication Channels Media Sales Promotions Events and Experiences Public relations Concept 4: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
27. Nonpersonal Communication Channels Media Sales Promotions Events and Experiences Public relations Concept 4: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
28. Nonpersonal Communication Channels Media Sales Promotions Events and Experiences Public relations Concept 4: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
29. Nonpersonal Communication Channels Media Sales Promotions Events and Experiences Public relations Concept 4: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
30. Outline: Marketing Communication Mix Sequence of Communication process 3 Stages of communicate with customers Nonpersonal Communication Channels Developing Effective Communication http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 5: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
31. Developing Effective Communication Concept 5: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Identify target audience Determine objective Design communication Select channels Establish budget Decide on media mix Measure result Manage IMC
32. Developing Effective Communication http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 5: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Who needs to hear our message Who has influence over our target Why must be moved to action so our goals will met Who has the greatest impact on the outcome of our campaign efforts Identify target audience
33. 4 steps to determine goal http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 5: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Category Clients’ needs. - Self-awareness and break the long-term goal into short-term increments. - Attitude towards goal. - Schedule the measurement process Determine objective
34. strategic roles of a variety of communications http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 5: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Design communication Select channels Establish budget
36. Out line Communication Design Global Adaptation Personal selling Sales Promotion Coordinating Media http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Concept 6:
37. Creative strategy: http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 6: Flash sale: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
38. Celebrity spread strategy http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Concept6: Celebrity Communicators Brand
39. Out line Communication Design Global Adaptation Personal selling Sales Promotion Select Communication Channels http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept 7: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
40. Drug use is illegal http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Concept7: Drug use is a violation issued by the world notice
41. McDonald don't sale rice in China http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Concept7: Branch Market McDonald’s in China no rice sell.
42. Companies are using the same ads in markets to build global brand image. http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Concept7:
43. Out line Communication Design Global Adaptation Persona selling Sales Promotion Coordinating Media http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Concept8:
44. Personal selling Increased stock position. Enthusiasm building Missionary Selling Key Account Management http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept8: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
45. Out line Communication Design Global Adaptation Personal selling Sales Promotion Select Communication Channels http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Concept9:
46. Way used to make buyer quickly. Flash sale -Coupons -Contests -Premiums http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Concept9:
47. Motivated the customers to buy more product Flash sale - Coupons -Contests -Premiums http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Concept9:
48. Regularly have the activities to sales promotion Flash sale -Coupons -Contests -Premiums http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Concept9:
49. Buyer happy, the seller benenifit, everybody happy Flash sale -Coupons -Contests -Premiums http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept9: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
50. Out line Communication Design Global Adaptation Personal selling Sales Promotion Select Communication Channels http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Concept10:
51. Select Communication Channels Personal channels Nonpersonal channels Integration channels http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ Concept10: From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed .
52. Personal channels Nonpersonal channels Integration channels http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Select Communication Channels Concept10:
53. Select Communication Channels Personal channels Nonpersonal channels Integration channels http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/ From Philip Kotler’s, Marketing Management, 13 th ed . Concept10:
54. Summary Marketing Communication Mix Sequence of Communication process 3 Stages of communicate with customers Nonpersonal Communication Channels Developing Effective Communication http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/
55. Summary Communication Design Global Adaptation Personal selling Sales Promotion Select Communication Channels http://zhaointote.blogspot.com/