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OrganizingforAdvertisingand
Promotion:TheRoleofAd
AgenciesandOtherMarketing
CommunicationOrganizations
For most companies, advertising
is planned and executed by an
outside ad agency.
Many large agencies offer a
variety of other IMC capabilities,
including public relations, sales
promotion, and direct marketing.
Why do we need
Agencies?
Turkish Airlines
Coca Cola
Diet Coke
Renault
Pepsi
Nike
Budweiser
Toyota
Other participantsin the promotional
process(suchas DR, sales promotion,and
interactiveagencies and publicrelations
firms) are becomingincreasingly
importantas more companiestake an IMC
approach
to promotion.
The Participants
Client Agencies
Media Co.
Specialized
Comm. Co.
Collateral
Services
-Theadvertisers,orclients,arethekey
participantsintheprocess.
-Theyhavetheproducts,services,or
causestobemarketed,andtheyprovide
thefundsthatpayforadvertisingand
promotions.
-Theorganizationmayperformmostof
theseeffortsitself,eitherthroughitsown
advertisingdepartmentorbysettingupan
in-houseagency
The Advertisers
However, many organizations use an
advertising agency, an outside firm
that specializes in the creation,
production, and/or placement of the
communications message
Advertising Agencies
How Agencies Catch your
Business
http://dixonbaxi.com/reel/
Qufi
Focus:CreativeBranding
Masses Collective
https://vimeo.com/182631522
Focus:Cinematography,concerts,fashion
Dennis Mielke
https://vimeo.com/265133061
Focus:VFX,3Dmotiondesign,Maya,Nuke,After
Effects
https://vimeo.com/178395078
Focus:DigitalIntermediate(DI)Colorist
Olha Korzhynska
https://www.bewegtbildgrafik.de/
Focus:Motiondesign,graphicdesign,animation
Bewegtbildgrafik
https://vimeo.com/138953793
Focus:Visualstorytelling,motiondesignand
animation
Santeri Pillonen
https://vimeo.com/173828491
Focus:Art design,3D modeling,illumination,
compositing
Carlos Rojas
Top Agencies of Pakistan
http://www.orientm-mccann.pk/
• Media organizations are another
major participant in the advertising
and promotions process.
• The primary function of most media is
to provide information or
entertainment to their subscribers,
viewers, or readers.
• The media must have editorial or
program content that attracts
consumers so that advertisers and
their agencies will want to buy time or
space with them
Media Organizations
Baaghi
Specialized Communication
Services
• The next group of participants are organizations that
provide specialized marketing communications services.
They include direct-marketing agencies, sales promotion
agencies, interactive agencies, and public relations firms.
Collateral Services
• The final participants shown are those that provide
collateral services, the wide range of support
functions used by advertisers agencies, media
organizations, and specialized marketing
communications firms.
The Centralized System
• In many organizations, marketing activities are divided
along functional lines, with advertising placed alongside
other marketing functions such as sales, marketing
research, and product planning
• The advertising manager is responsible for all promotions
activities except sales
Issues with Centralized System
• A centralized organizational system is often
used when companies do not have many
different divisions, product or service lines, or
brands to advertise
• However, it is difficult for the advertising
department to understand the overall
marketing strategy for the brand.
• The department may also be slow in
responding to specific needs and problems of a
product or brand
Planning and Budgeting
• The advertising department is responsible for developing
advertising and promotions plans that will be approved by
management and recommending a promotions program
based on the overall marketing plan, objectives, and
budget.
Administration and Execution
• The manager must organize the advertising department
and supervise and control its activities. The manager also
supervises the execution of the plan by subordinates
and/or the advertising agency.
Coordination with Other
Departments
• The manager must coordinate the advertising department’s
activities with those of other departments, particularly
those involving other marketing functions
The Decentralized System
• In large corporations with multiple divisions and many
different products, it is very difficult to manage all the
advertising, promotional, and other functions through a
centralized department.
• These types of companies generally have a decentralized
system, with separate manufacturing, research and
development, sales, and marketing departments for various
divisions, product lines, or businesses.
• Many companies that use a decentralized system, such as
Procter & Gamble, Gillette Co., and Nestlé, assign each
product or brand to a brand manager who is responsible
for the total management of the brand, including planning,
budgeting, sales, and profit performance.
Advantages of Decentralized
System
• An advantage of the decentralized system is that each
brand receives concentrated managerial attention,
resulting in faster response to both problems and
opportunities
Disadvantages of Decentralized
System
• Brand managers often lack training and experience
• Brand managers may focus too much on short-run planning
and administrative tasks, neglecting the development of
long-term programs.
• Another problem is that individual brand managers often
end up competing for management attention, marketing
dollars, and other resources, which can lead to
unproductive rivalries and potential misallocation of funds
In-House Agencies
• Some companies, in an effort to reduce costs
and maintain greater control over agency
activities, have set up their own advertising
agencies internally.
Issues with in house agencies
• Opponents of in-house agencies say they can give the
advertiser neither the experience and objectivity of an
outside agency nor the range of services.
• agencies have more highly skilled specialists and attract
the best creative talent and that using an external firm
gives a company a more varied perspective on its
advertising problems and greater flexibility.
• In-house personnel may become narrow or grow stale
while working on the same product line, but outside
agencies may have different people with a variety of
backgrounds and ideas working on the account.
Types of Ad Agencies
• Since ad agencies can range in size from a one- or two-
person operation to large organizations with over 1,000
employees, the services offered and functions performed
will vary.
Full-Service Agencies
• Offers its clients a full range of
marketing, communications, and
promotions services, including
planning, creating, and
producing the advertising,
performing research and
selecting media.
• A full-service agency may also
offer non-advertising services
such as strategic market
planning, sales promotions,
direct marketing, and interactive
capabilities; package design, and
public relations and publicity.
Account Services
• Account management, is the link
between the ad agency and its
clients. Depending on the size of
the client and its advertising
budget, one or more account
executives serve as liaison.
• The account executive is
responsible for understanding
the advertiser’s marketing and
promotions needs and
interpreting them to agency
personnel. He or she
coordinates agency efforts in
planning, creating, and
producing ads.
• The account executive also
presents agency
recommendations and obtains
client approval.
Research
• One service gaining increased attention is research, as
agencies realize that to communicate effectively with their
clients’ customers, they must have a good understanding of
the target audience
Media Department
• The media department of an agency analyzes, selects, and
contracts for space or time in the media that will be used to
deliver the client’s advertising message.
• The media department is expected to develop a media plan
that will reach the target market and effectively
communicate the message.
Media Planning
Creative Services
• The creative services department is responsible for the
creation and execution of advertisements.
• The individuals who conceive the ideas for the ads and
write the headlines, subheads, and body copy (the words
constituting the message) are known as copywriters
• They may also be involved in determining the basic appeal
or theme of the ad campaign and often prepare a rough
initial visual layout of the print ad or television commercial.
Creative Services
• While copywriters are responsible for what the message
says, the art department is responsible for how the ad
looks.
• For print ads, the art director and graphic designers
prepare layouts, which are drawings that show what the ad
will look like and from which the final artwork will be
produced.
• For TV commercials, the layout is known as a storyboard,a
sequence of frames or panels that depict the commercial in
still form.
• Once the copy, layout, illustrations, and mechanical
specifications have been completed and approved, the ad is
turned over to the production department
Chapter 3
Traffic Department
• A traffic department coordinates all phases of production
to see that the ads are completed on time and that all
deadlines for submitting the ads to the media are met.
Creative Boutiques
• A creative boutique is an agency that provides only creative
services.
Media Buying Services
• Media buying services are independent companies that
specialize in the buying of media, particularly radio and
television time.
Media Buying Services
• Media buying services are independent companies that
specialize in the buying of media, particularly radio and
television time.
Agency Compensation
• Agencies are typically
compensated in three
ways:
• Commissions,
• Some type of fee
arrangement, or
• Percentage charges.
Fee Arrangement
• There are two basic types of fee arrangement systems.
• In the straight or fixed-fee method, the agency charges a
basic monthly fee for all of its services and credits to the
client any media commissions earned.
• Agency and client agree on the specific work to be done
and the amount the agency will be paid for it.
• Sometimes agencies are compensated through a fee-
commission combination, in which the media commissions
received by the agency are credited against the fee.
• If the commissions are less than the agreed-on fee, the
client must make up the difference. If the agency does
much work for the client in non-commissionable media, the
fee may be charged over and above the commissions
received.
Cost-Plus Agreement
• Under a cost-plus system, the client agrees to pay the
agency a fee based on the costs of its work plus some
agreed-on profit margin (often a percentage of total costs)
Incentive-Based Compensation
• Many clients these days are demanding more
accountability from their agencies and tying agency
compensation to performance through some type of
incentive-based system.
Percentage Charges
• Another way to compensate an agency is by adding a markup
of percentage charges to various services the agency purchases
from outside providers.
Evaluating Agencies
• The agency evaluation process usually involves two types
of assessments, one financial / operational and the other
more qualitative.
• The financial audit focuses on how the agency conducts its
business. It is designed to verify costs and expenses, the
number of personnel hours charged to an account, and
payments to media and outside suppliers.
• The qualitative audit focuses on the agency’s efforts in
planning, developing, and implementing the client’s
advertising programs and considers the results achieved.
Why Agencies Lose Clients
• Poor performance or service.
• Poor communication.
• Unrealistic demands by the client.
• Personality conflicts .
• Personnel changes.
• Changes in size of the client or agency.
• Conflicts of interest.
• Changes in the client’s corporate and/or marketing
strategy.
• Declining sales.
• Conflicting compensation philosophies.
• Changes in policies..
How Agencies Gain Clients
• Referrals.
• Solicitations.
• Presentations.
• Public Relations Agencies also seek business through
publicity/public relations efforts.
• Image and Reputation
Specialized Services: Direct
Response Agencies
• One of the fastest-growing areas of IMC is direct marketing,
where companies communicate with consumers through
telemarketing, direct mail, and other forms of direct-
response advertising
• Direct-response agencies provide a variety of services,
including database management, direct mail, research,
media services, and creative and production capabilities
Specialized Services: Sales
Promotion Agencies
• Developing and managing sales promotion programs such
as contests, sweepstakes, refunds and rebates, premium
and incentive offers, and sampling programs is a very
complex task.
• Most companies use a sales promotion agency to develop
and administer these programs
Specialized Services: Public
Relations Firms
• Many large companies use both an advertising agency and
a PR firm.
• The public relations firm develops and implements
programs to manage the organization’s publicity, image,
and affairs with consumers and other relevant publics
• The PR firm analyzes the relationships between the client
and these various publics, determines how the client’s
policies and actions relate to and affect these publics,
develops PR strategies and programs, implements these
programs using various public relations tools, and
evaluates their effectiveness.
Specialized Services:
Interactive Agencies
• With the rapid growth of the
Internet and other forms of
interactive media, a new type of
specialized marketing
communications organization
has evolved—the interactive
agency.
• Many marketers are using
interactive agencies that
specialize in the development
and strategic use of various
interactive marketing tools such
as websites for the Internet,
banner ads, CD-ROMs, and
kiosks.
Specialized Services: Collateral
Services
• The final participants in the promotional process are those
that provide various collateral services.
• They include marketing research companies, package
design firms, consultants, photographers, printers, video
production houses, and event marketing services
companies.
Market Research Companies
• Marketing research companies offer specialized services
and can gather objective information that is valuable to the
advertiser’s promotional programs.
• They conduct qualitative research such as in-depth
interviews and focus groups, as well as quantitative studies
such as market surveys.
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Chapter 3

  • 2. For most companies, advertising is planned and executed by an outside ad agency. Many large agencies offer a variety of other IMC capabilities, including public relations, sales promotion, and direct marketing.
  • 3. Why do we need Agencies?
  • 12. Other participantsin the promotional process(suchas DR, sales promotion,and interactiveagencies and publicrelations firms) are becomingincreasingly importantas more companiestake an IMC approach to promotion.
  • 13. The Participants Client Agencies Media Co. Specialized Comm. Co. Collateral Services
  • 15. However, many organizations use an advertising agency, an outside firm that specializes in the creation, production, and/or placement of the communications message Advertising Agencies
  • 16. How Agencies Catch your Business http://dixonbaxi.com/reel/
  • 24. Top Agencies of Pakistan
  • 26. • Media organizations are another major participant in the advertising and promotions process. • The primary function of most media is to provide information or entertainment to their subscribers, viewers, or readers. • The media must have editorial or program content that attracts consumers so that advertisers and their agencies will want to buy time or space with them Media Organizations
  • 28. Specialized Communication Services • The next group of participants are organizations that provide specialized marketing communications services. They include direct-marketing agencies, sales promotion agencies, interactive agencies, and public relations firms.
  • 29. Collateral Services • The final participants shown are those that provide collateral services, the wide range of support functions used by advertisers agencies, media organizations, and specialized marketing communications firms.
  • 30. The Centralized System • In many organizations, marketing activities are divided along functional lines, with advertising placed alongside other marketing functions such as sales, marketing research, and product planning • The advertising manager is responsible for all promotions activities except sales
  • 31. Issues with Centralized System • A centralized organizational system is often used when companies do not have many different divisions, product or service lines, or brands to advertise • However, it is difficult for the advertising department to understand the overall marketing strategy for the brand. • The department may also be slow in responding to specific needs and problems of a product or brand
  • 32. Planning and Budgeting • The advertising department is responsible for developing advertising and promotions plans that will be approved by management and recommending a promotions program based on the overall marketing plan, objectives, and budget.
  • 33. Administration and Execution • The manager must organize the advertising department and supervise and control its activities. The manager also supervises the execution of the plan by subordinates and/or the advertising agency.
  • 34. Coordination with Other Departments • The manager must coordinate the advertising department’s activities with those of other departments, particularly those involving other marketing functions
  • 35. The Decentralized System • In large corporations with multiple divisions and many different products, it is very difficult to manage all the advertising, promotional, and other functions through a centralized department. • These types of companies generally have a decentralized system, with separate manufacturing, research and development, sales, and marketing departments for various divisions, product lines, or businesses. • Many companies that use a decentralized system, such as Procter & Gamble, Gillette Co., and Nestlé, assign each product or brand to a brand manager who is responsible for the total management of the brand, including planning, budgeting, sales, and profit performance.
  • 36. Advantages of Decentralized System • An advantage of the decentralized system is that each brand receives concentrated managerial attention, resulting in faster response to both problems and opportunities
  • 37. Disadvantages of Decentralized System • Brand managers often lack training and experience • Brand managers may focus too much on short-run planning and administrative tasks, neglecting the development of long-term programs. • Another problem is that individual brand managers often end up competing for management attention, marketing dollars, and other resources, which can lead to unproductive rivalries and potential misallocation of funds
  • 38. In-House Agencies • Some companies, in an effort to reduce costs and maintain greater control over agency activities, have set up their own advertising agencies internally.
  • 39. Issues with in house agencies • Opponents of in-house agencies say they can give the advertiser neither the experience and objectivity of an outside agency nor the range of services. • agencies have more highly skilled specialists and attract the best creative talent and that using an external firm gives a company a more varied perspective on its advertising problems and greater flexibility. • In-house personnel may become narrow or grow stale while working on the same product line, but outside agencies may have different people with a variety of backgrounds and ideas working on the account.
  • 40. Types of Ad Agencies • Since ad agencies can range in size from a one- or two- person operation to large organizations with over 1,000 employees, the services offered and functions performed will vary.
  • 41. Full-Service Agencies • Offers its clients a full range of marketing, communications, and promotions services, including planning, creating, and producing the advertising, performing research and selecting media. • A full-service agency may also offer non-advertising services such as strategic market planning, sales promotions, direct marketing, and interactive capabilities; package design, and public relations and publicity.
  • 42. Account Services • Account management, is the link between the ad agency and its clients. Depending on the size of the client and its advertising budget, one or more account executives serve as liaison. • The account executive is responsible for understanding the advertiser’s marketing and promotions needs and interpreting them to agency personnel. He or she coordinates agency efforts in planning, creating, and producing ads. • The account executive also presents agency recommendations and obtains client approval.
  • 43. Research • One service gaining increased attention is research, as agencies realize that to communicate effectively with their clients’ customers, they must have a good understanding of the target audience
  • 44. Media Department • The media department of an agency analyzes, selects, and contracts for space or time in the media that will be used to deliver the client’s advertising message. • The media department is expected to develop a media plan that will reach the target market and effectively communicate the message.
  • 46. Creative Services • The creative services department is responsible for the creation and execution of advertisements. • The individuals who conceive the ideas for the ads and write the headlines, subheads, and body copy (the words constituting the message) are known as copywriters • They may also be involved in determining the basic appeal or theme of the ad campaign and often prepare a rough initial visual layout of the print ad or television commercial.
  • 47. Creative Services • While copywriters are responsible for what the message says, the art department is responsible for how the ad looks. • For print ads, the art director and graphic designers prepare layouts, which are drawings that show what the ad will look like and from which the final artwork will be produced. • For TV commercials, the layout is known as a storyboard,a sequence of frames or panels that depict the commercial in still form. • Once the copy, layout, illustrations, and mechanical specifications have been completed and approved, the ad is turned over to the production department
  • 49. Traffic Department • A traffic department coordinates all phases of production to see that the ads are completed on time and that all deadlines for submitting the ads to the media are met.
  • 50. Creative Boutiques • A creative boutique is an agency that provides only creative services.
  • 51. Media Buying Services • Media buying services are independent companies that specialize in the buying of media, particularly radio and television time.
  • 52. Media Buying Services • Media buying services are independent companies that specialize in the buying of media, particularly radio and television time.
  • 53. Agency Compensation • Agencies are typically compensated in three ways: • Commissions, • Some type of fee arrangement, or • Percentage charges.
  • 54. Fee Arrangement • There are two basic types of fee arrangement systems. • In the straight or fixed-fee method, the agency charges a basic monthly fee for all of its services and credits to the client any media commissions earned. • Agency and client agree on the specific work to be done and the amount the agency will be paid for it. • Sometimes agencies are compensated through a fee- commission combination, in which the media commissions received by the agency are credited against the fee. • If the commissions are less than the agreed-on fee, the client must make up the difference. If the agency does much work for the client in non-commissionable media, the fee may be charged over and above the commissions received.
  • 55. Cost-Plus Agreement • Under a cost-plus system, the client agrees to pay the agency a fee based on the costs of its work plus some agreed-on profit margin (often a percentage of total costs)
  • 56. Incentive-Based Compensation • Many clients these days are demanding more accountability from their agencies and tying agency compensation to performance through some type of incentive-based system.
  • 57. Percentage Charges • Another way to compensate an agency is by adding a markup of percentage charges to various services the agency purchases from outside providers.
  • 58. Evaluating Agencies • The agency evaluation process usually involves two types of assessments, one financial / operational and the other more qualitative. • The financial audit focuses on how the agency conducts its business. It is designed to verify costs and expenses, the number of personnel hours charged to an account, and payments to media and outside suppliers. • The qualitative audit focuses on the agency’s efforts in planning, developing, and implementing the client’s advertising programs and considers the results achieved.
  • 59. Why Agencies Lose Clients • Poor performance or service. • Poor communication. • Unrealistic demands by the client. • Personality conflicts . • Personnel changes. • Changes in size of the client or agency. • Conflicts of interest. • Changes in the client’s corporate and/or marketing strategy. • Declining sales. • Conflicting compensation philosophies. • Changes in policies..
  • 60. How Agencies Gain Clients • Referrals. • Solicitations. • Presentations. • Public Relations Agencies also seek business through publicity/public relations efforts. • Image and Reputation
  • 61. Specialized Services: Direct Response Agencies • One of the fastest-growing areas of IMC is direct marketing, where companies communicate with consumers through telemarketing, direct mail, and other forms of direct- response advertising • Direct-response agencies provide a variety of services, including database management, direct mail, research, media services, and creative and production capabilities
  • 62. Specialized Services: Sales Promotion Agencies • Developing and managing sales promotion programs such as contests, sweepstakes, refunds and rebates, premium and incentive offers, and sampling programs is a very complex task. • Most companies use a sales promotion agency to develop and administer these programs
  • 63. Specialized Services: Public Relations Firms • Many large companies use both an advertising agency and a PR firm. • The public relations firm develops and implements programs to manage the organization’s publicity, image, and affairs with consumers and other relevant publics • The PR firm analyzes the relationships between the client and these various publics, determines how the client’s policies and actions relate to and affect these publics, develops PR strategies and programs, implements these programs using various public relations tools, and evaluates their effectiveness.
  • 64. Specialized Services: Interactive Agencies • With the rapid growth of the Internet and other forms of interactive media, a new type of specialized marketing communications organization has evolved—the interactive agency. • Many marketers are using interactive agencies that specialize in the development and strategic use of various interactive marketing tools such as websites for the Internet, banner ads, CD-ROMs, and kiosks.
  • 65. Specialized Services: Collateral Services • The final participants in the promotional process are those that provide various collateral services. • They include marketing research companies, package design firms, consultants, photographers, printers, video production houses, and event marketing services companies.
  • 66. Market Research Companies • Marketing research companies offer specialized services and can gather objective information that is valuable to the advertiser’s promotional programs. • They conduct qualitative research such as in-depth interviews and focus groups, as well as quantitative studies such as market surveys.