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1. PRESENTATION ON
FAILURE MARKETING
CAMPAIGN
By
TEAM -5
NISHA .M.N
JETHIN VARGHESE
JAYARAJ G
ROSHIN VARGHESE
JAYADEV M PILLAI
LINU SAM MOHAN
2. A specific defined series of
activities used in marketing a new
or changed product or services or
in using new marketing channels
and methods.
3. PURPOSE
Spread awareness of the service or
product and build trust with your
targeted demographic
Help potential customers make the
final decision on a product or
service
4. Who benefits?
Retail organisations: that stock the
products/services and the
manufacturers who make the
products/services
Retailer: profile of the business rises,
profits rise because of increased sales
5. Who benefits?
Manufacturers: Raise awareness of
portfolio of products/services
Stakeholders: (people involved in the
business) with association to
products/services
6. HOW TO LAUNCH
Speak at community events
Ask customers for referrals
Spend two days in your customers'
shoes.
Offer free samples
7.
8. Reasons
Not having a proper goal.
Wrong medium
Not knowing your targeted customers
Unrealistic Approach
Thinking that it is going to be easy.
Not using media to the fullest.
Ending up a campaign too soon.
Putting all eggs in one basket.
Boring and uninteresting advertisement.
9.
10. KFC
In 2009, KFC made an unusual offer on a very popular
TV show called Oprah.
Viewers were told they could download a free coupon
for a 2-piece chicken meal with two individual sides
and a biscuit.
22. CONCLUSION:
• A marketing campaign is a coordinated
series of steps that can include promotion
of a product through different mediums
(television, radio, print, online) using a
variety of different types of advertisements,
demonstrations, word of mouth and other
interactive techniques.
• Campaign can become Failure due to
several reason
• Identifying the causes and correcting them
lead to successful Marketing campaign
Editor's Notes
When Pepsi entered the Chinese market, the translation of their slogan “Pepsi Brings you Back to Life” was a little more literal than they intended.
In Chinese, the slogan meant, “Pepsi Brings Your Ancestors Back from the Grave.”