3. 3
Content and Objective
Promotion Mix
Step of developing marketing
communication
Setting total promotion budget and
mix
Marketing Mix Strategy
Integrated Marketing Communication
To Share information with
friends and gain knowledge
4. 4
Promotional Mix
Tools used to complete organization communication
objectives.
Advertizing
Direct marketing
Sales Promotion
Public Relation
Personal Selling
5. 5
Step of develop and effecting marketing
Communication
Following these are the step include in marketing
communication
Identify the target audience
Determine the communication objectives
Design message
Choosing Media
Selecting Message Source
Collecting Feed Back
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Affordable Method:
Advertising-expense budgeting method based on what a
firm's owner, or marketing department, believes the firm
can afford to spend on marketing. Since such budgets are
not based on any definite objective, the firm may spend
too little or too much relative to its needs.
9. Example
If a company is expecting sales of 50 lakes
then it will allocate its advertising budget as
a percentage of its sales say 10 per cent i.e.
5 lakes
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10. 10
Competitive Parity Method
Advertising-expense budgeting method based on what
a brand's or firm's competitors are estimated to
be spending. This method assumes the other firms have the
same marketing objectives and know what they are doing
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Objective and Task Method
A company's advertising budget generally depends on the
company´s marketing goals and objectives. A business can
use any of several allocation methods to create its
marketing budget. The objective and task method is a
method of allocating funds to advertising. Using this
method requires the advertising budget to reflect the
desired result and the promotional tasks.
12. Shaping Overall Promotion Mix
Nature of each promotion tools
1. Advantages and disadvantages of each
promotion tools
2. Strategies of Promotional Mix
3. Integrated Promotion mix
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Push Strategy
A channel partner term that is used to describe how
products and services move through channel partners to
the consumer. A push strategy uses marketing channels,
such as trade promotions, to "push" a product or service
through to the sales channel. Push strategy is one of
several types of channel strategies.
15. Example of Push Strategy
• Trade show promotions to encourage retailer demand
• Direct selling to customers in showrooms or face to face
• Negotiation with retailers to stock your product
• Efficient supply chain allowing retailers an efficient
supply
• Packaging design to encourage purchase
• Point of sale displays
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16. Pull Strategy
• A pull strategy involves motivating
customers to seek out your brand in an
active process.
• "Getting the customer to come to you"
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Example of Pull Strategy
• Advertising and mass media promotion
• Word of mouth referrals
• Customer relationship management
• Sales promotions and discounts
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Integrating Promotion Mix
Integrating Marketing Communication :
Combining Communication tools to deliver a
consistent complementary message about product
or company.
22. 4 C’s of IMC
• Coherence – different communications are logically
connected?
• Consistency – multiple messages support and reinforce,
and are not contradictory?
• Continuity – communications are connected and consistent
through time?
• Complementary – synergistic, or the sum of the parts is
greater than the whole?
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23. How to integrated promotion mix
tools???
• Start With the customer
• Analyze Trends internal and external that can
effect companies ability to do business
• Audit pockets of communication spending through
out organization
• Team up in communication planning
• Create Compatible themes, tones and quality
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Structured Programming
Using top_down design
Using modules
Using the three basic control structure
Defining and Documenting the Problem
Desired output
Needed input
Processing requirements
Designing and Documenting a Solution
Think of an algorithm , or a method of solution, for the computer to use.
This method must be a complete procedure for solving the problem in a finite number of steps.
Debugging and Testing:
Syntax error
Run-time error
Logic error