BETTER
  VISUAL
  MODELS


(Transforming Marketing Concepts
      to Memorable Images)

         VCoach Bong De Ungria
              May 2, 2012

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Outline:
 Tips to Improve Visual Models
1.   Narrate with headlines
2.   Label images with text
3.   Build story slide by slide
4.   Summarize key images
5.   Don’t Clutter
6.   Choose simplest, universal
7.   Customize the website!



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Headlines (top red line)
narrate the story, not just the
             title
         Improvement #1




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Next 5 slides are Mara Nilo’s
  original slides where the
 headlines are mere titles…
     Needs Improvement 1




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12. 3 V’s Approach to Marketing




VVV
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13. 3 V’s: Value Segment




VVV
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14. 3 V’s: Value Proposition




VVV
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15. 3 V’s: Value Network




VVV
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16. Value Chain




VVV
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Next 5 slides are improved
versions of the headline…
(also added text subtitle to image)

  Application of Improvement 1




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12. 3 V’s Approach to Marketing




VVV
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13. 1st V: Value Segment:
Who do you Offer?




VVV
 1.Segment




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14. 2nd V: Value Proposition:
What do you Offer?




VVV
 1.Segment         2. Proposition




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15. 3rd V: Value Network:
How do you Deliver the Promise?




VVV
 1.Segment         2. Proposition
                                    3.Network



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16. Value Chain is As Strong
      as the Weakest Link




                        2. Proposition
1.Segment
                 VALUE CHAIN                        3.Network


       IMPORTANT: Compare this with the original slide:
 Notice the chain’s position does not overshadow other images

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Outline:
 Tips to Improve Visual Models
1.   Narrate with headlines
2.   Label images with text
3.   Build story slide by slide
4.   Summarize key images
5.   Don’t Clutter
6.   Choose simplest, universal
7.   Customize the website!



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Label your images with text
(Allow the stand-alone slide
      to tell the story)
        Improvement #2




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Build the Story with Each
Slide (Don’t put everything all
           at once)
         Improvement #3




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Next 4 slides are
 the original submission of
Kathleen Lizette Crisostomo
         Very Creative
      But Cant Understand
     Just by Viewing Slides


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Next 4 slides are the
  improved slides

  Very Creative Visual
  With Narrative Text




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Here is John, 12 yrs old, a
customer…




   Customer




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Like most customers,
      John weighs benefit vs. cost




Benefit

                   Customer

                  Cost

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John decides benefits balance
           cost, he decides to buy a dog…


Purchase
Decision




Benefit

                   Customer

                  Cost

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Loyalty
                                     Customer
           Satisfaction
                                     Satisfaction
                                     after the
Purchase
Decision
                                     purchase=

                                     Customer
                                     Loyalty
Benefit

                     Customer

                    Cost

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Outline:
 Tips to Improve Visual Models
1.   Narrate with headlines
2.   Label images with text
3.   Build story slide by slide
4.   Summarize key images
5.   Don’t Clutter
6.   Choose simplest, universal
7.   Customize the website!



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Have an integrating or
summary slide that links most
   concepts together & is
  “drawable” on the board
         Improvement #4




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This summarizes, but hard to
     draw, difficult to remember
Can improve this: Choose related images to tell a
  story




                                 by Donna Sia
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Simpler summary but lacks text
labels & not enough concepts




                         By Kristoffer Jongco


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Outline:
 Tips to Improve Visual Models
1.   Narrate with headlines
2.   Label images with text
3.   Build story slide by slide
4.   Summarize key images
5.   Avoid Clutter
6.   Choose simplest, universal
7.   Customize the website!



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Don’t clutter the summary
slide with too many images
(1 image can represent several concepts)


          Improvement #5




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Too cluttered with non-drawable
images & less important concepts




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Improved version: focused on key
concepts & images




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Outline:
 Tips to Improve Visual Models
1.   Narrate with headlines
2.   Label images with text
3.   Build story slide by slide
4.   Summarize key images
5.   Don’t Clutter
6.   Choose simplest, universal
7.   Customize the website!



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Choose the more universal,
simpler image, then label it

        Improvement #6




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Simple image + text is better !

Choose this                           over this…




Winning vs competition




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Outline:
 Tips to Improve Visual Models
1.   Narrate with headlines
2.   Label images with text
3.   Build story slide by slide
4.   Summarize key images
5.   Don’t Clutter
6.   Choose simplest, universal
7.   Customize the website!



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One more thing-
    Go the extra mile… customize
Change www.yourwebsite.com to

1. Your individual or group’s url (or)
2. Hypermarketing2.com (or)
3. Coachbong.blogspot.com




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Outline:
 7 Tips to Mastering Marketing
 using Visual Models
1.   Narrate with headlines
2.   Label images with text
3.   Build story slide by slide
4.   Summarize key images
5.   Don’t Clutter with trivia
6.   Choose simplest, universal
7.   Customize the website!



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BETTER
  VISUAL
  MODELS


(Transforming Marketing Concepts
      to Memorable Images)

         VCoach Bong De Ungria
              May 2, 2012

      www.   coachbong.blogspot.com

Mastering Marketing: Transforming Concepts to Images

  • 1.
    BETTER VISUAL MODELS (Transforming Marketing Concepts to Memorable Images) VCoach Bong De Ungria May 2, 2012 www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 2.
    Outline: Tips toImprove Visual Models 1. Narrate with headlines 2. Label images with text 3. Build story slide by slide 4. Summarize key images 5. Don’t Clutter 6. Choose simplest, universal 7. Customize the website! www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 3.
    Headlines (top redline) narrate the story, not just the title Improvement #1 www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 4.
    Next 5 slidesare Mara Nilo’s original slides where the headlines are mere titles… Needs Improvement 1 www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 5.
    12. 3 V’sApproach to Marketing VVV www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 6.
    13. 3 V’s:Value Segment VVV www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 7.
    14. 3 V’s:Value Proposition VVV www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 8.
    15. 3 V’s:Value Network VVV www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 9.
    16. Value Chain VVV www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 10.
    Next 5 slidesare improved versions of the headline… (also added text subtitle to image) Application of Improvement 1 www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 11.
    12. 3 V’sApproach to Marketing VVV www. coachbong.blogspot.com
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    13. 1st V:Value Segment: Who do you Offer? VVV 1.Segment www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 13.
    14. 2nd V:Value Proposition: What do you Offer? VVV 1.Segment 2. Proposition www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 14.
    15. 3rd V:Value Network: How do you Deliver the Promise? VVV 1.Segment 2. Proposition 3.Network www. coachbong.blogspot.com
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    16. Value Chainis As Strong as the Weakest Link 2. Proposition 1.Segment VALUE CHAIN 3.Network IMPORTANT: Compare this with the original slide: Notice the chain’s position does not overshadow other images www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 16.
    Outline: Tips toImprove Visual Models 1. Narrate with headlines 2. Label images with text 3. Build story slide by slide 4. Summarize key images 5. Don’t Clutter 6. Choose simplest, universal 7. Customize the website! www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 17.
    Label your imageswith text (Allow the stand-alone slide to tell the story) Improvement #2 www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 18.
    Build the Storywith Each Slide (Don’t put everything all at once) Improvement #3 www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 19.
    Next 4 slidesare the original submission of Kathleen Lizette Crisostomo Very Creative But Cant Understand Just by Viewing Slides www. coachbong.blogspot.com
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  • 24.
    Next 4 slidesare the improved slides Very Creative Visual With Narrative Text www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 25.
    Here is John,12 yrs old, a customer… Customer www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 26.
    Like most customers, John weighs benefit vs. cost Benefit Customer Cost www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 27.
    John decides benefitsbalance cost, he decides to buy a dog… Purchase Decision Benefit Customer Cost www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 28.
    Loyalty Customer Satisfaction Satisfaction after the Purchase Decision purchase= Customer Loyalty Benefit Customer Cost www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 29.
    Outline: Tips toImprove Visual Models 1. Narrate with headlines 2. Label images with text 3. Build story slide by slide 4. Summarize key images 5. Don’t Clutter 6. Choose simplest, universal 7. Customize the website! www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 30.
    Have an integratingor summary slide that links most concepts together & is “drawable” on the board Improvement #4 www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 31.
    This summarizes, buthard to draw, difficult to remember Can improve this: Choose related images to tell a story by Donna Sia www.coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 32.
    Simpler summary butlacks text labels & not enough concepts By Kristoffer Jongco www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 33.
    Outline: Tips toImprove Visual Models 1. Narrate with headlines 2. Label images with text 3. Build story slide by slide 4. Summarize key images 5. Avoid Clutter 6. Choose simplest, universal 7. Customize the website! www. coachbong.blogspot.com
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    Don’t clutter thesummary slide with too many images (1 image can represent several concepts) Improvement #5 www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 35.
    Too cluttered withnon-drawable images & less important concepts www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 36.
    Improved version: focusedon key concepts & images www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 37.
    Outline: Tips toImprove Visual Models 1. Narrate with headlines 2. Label images with text 3. Build story slide by slide 4. Summarize key images 5. Don’t Clutter 6. Choose simplest, universal 7. Customize the website! www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 38.
    Choose the moreuniversal, simpler image, then label it Improvement #6 www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 39.
    Simple image +text is better ! Choose this over this… Winning vs competition www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 40.
    Outline: Tips toImprove Visual Models 1. Narrate with headlines 2. Label images with text 3. Build story slide by slide 4. Summarize key images 5. Don’t Clutter 6. Choose simplest, universal 7. Customize the website! www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 41.
    One more thing- Go the extra mile… customize Change www.yourwebsite.com to 1. Your individual or group’s url (or) 2. Hypermarketing2.com (or) 3. Coachbong.blogspot.com www. coachbong.blogspot.com
  • 42.
    Outline: 7 Tipsto Mastering Marketing using Visual Models 1. Narrate with headlines 2. Label images with text 3. Build story slide by slide 4. Summarize key images 5. Don’t Clutter with trivia 6. Choose simplest, universal 7. Customize the website! www. coachbong.blogspot.com
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    BETTER VISUAL MODELS (Transforming Marketing Concepts to Memorable Images) VCoach Bong De Ungria May 2, 2012 www. coachbong.blogspot.com

Editor's Notes

  • #10 The value chain is a tool for identifying ways to create more customer value because every firm is a synthesis of primary and support activities performed to design, produce, market, deliver, and support its product.
  • #16 The value chain is a tool for identifying ways to create more customer value because every firm is a synthesis of primary and support activities performed to design, produce, market, deliver, and support its product.
  • #21 The CUSTOMER is now on top of the organizational hierarchy
  • #22 Customer Perceived Value (CPV) = Difference between all benefits and costs of an offering and the perceived alternatives
  • #23 Loyalty (dog) = deeply held commitment to re-buy or re-patronize a preferred product or service in the future despite situational influences and marketing efforts having the potential to cause switching behaviorQuality (check) = totality of features and characteristics of a product or service that bear on its ability to satisfy stated or implied needs
  • #24 Magnet = marketing is the art of ATTRACTING and KEEPING profitable customersProfitable Customer (thumbs up) = revenue from person/household/company > company’s cost of attracting, selling and servicingSatisfaction (smiley face) = Customer Lifetime Value
  • #26 The CUSTOMER is now on top of the organizational hierarchy
  • #27 Customer Perceived Value (CPV) = Difference between all benefits and costs of an offering and the perceived alternatives
  • #28 Loyalty (dog) = deeply held commitment to re-buy or re-patronize a preferred product or service in the future despite situational influences and marketing efforts having the potential to cause switching behaviorQuality (check) = totality of features and characteristics of a product or service that bear on its ability to satisfy stated or implied needs
  • #29 Magnet = marketing is the art of ATTRACTING and KEEPING profitable customersProfitable Customer (thumbs up) = revenue from person/household/company > company’s cost of attracting, selling and servicingSatisfaction (smiley face) = Customer Lifetime Value