ADVERTISING AGENCY
AND IT’S
FUNCTIONS
What is Advertising?
• Promotion of goods, services, companies and ideas.
• Marketers see advertising as part of an overall
promotional strategy.
• Other components of the promotional mix include
publicity, public relations, personal selling, and sales
promotion.
• Process where in a message is designed.
• Various mediums used for communication.
• Attract, modify, change and influences public
opinion.
• Everyone needs to advertise.
• Various ways for advertising(trade magazines, transit
sign on buses, lamp posters, banners, etc).
Advertising Industry Has
Three Major Sectors
• Business or organization which wishes to
advertise.
• Media which provides the medium for
advertising.
• Ad-agency which creates the ad to suit the
need of the firm.
What is an Advertising
Agency?
The Association of Advertising Agencies of
America (AAAA) defines advertising agency as
“An independent business organization
composed of creative and business people
who develop, prepare and place advertising
media for sellers seeking to find customers for
their goods and services.”
Advertising Agency
• Getting the best out of advertising is a highly skilled job.
• Biggest advertisers cannot afford to employ all these experts.
• It is one of the most important components of advertising
industry.
• It has evolved to provide the specialized knowledge, skills and
experience needed to produce effective advertising
campaigns.
• Service business dedicated to creating, planning and
handling advertising for their clients.
• It is independent from the client and provides an outside
point of view.
• clients include businesses and corporations, non-profit
organizations and government agencies
Advertising Process
Typical Work Flow in an Ad
Agency
Types of Advertising
Agencies
• All Sizes
• In house work
• Selecting an Ad Agency
1. Full Service Agency
• Provides a range of marketing services.
 Services directly related to advertising such
as copywriting, artwork, production of ads,
media planning etc.
2. In House agencies
• Owned completely by the advertiser
• Can undertake to serve several other clients, if
the owner so desires
3. Creative Boutiques
• Provide only creative functions and not full-
service.
• Copy writing, artwork and production of ads
• Merge with other agencies to provide a wide
range of services
4. Mega agencies
• Concept of 1980s
• Merger of two agencies
• 1986, Saachi & Saachi, a London based - the third
largest, strarted the movement
5. The Specialists Agency
• Agency that specializes only in certain specific
area
• Eg: Soubhagya advertising agency concentrate
on specialized financial advertising.
Functions of an Ad Agency
• To accelerate create public awareness
• To provide a total, professional, experienced
service
• To take the advertiser's message and
convert it into an effective and memorable
communication
Services Offered by Ad
Agency
• Total Advertising Services
– Strategic planning
– Creative development
– Media services, particularly in television,
newspapers, magazines and radio
• Marketing Services
– Sales promotion, market research, PR and event
marketing
• E-Solution Services
System integration services, e-business consulting,
customer relationship management (CRM), Search
Engine Marketing (SEM) and e-promotions using the
Internet and mobile.
• Content Business
Sale of sponsorship, broadcasting and other rights,
production and marketing of media / content such as
sporting events, films, TV programs, animated
content, music and other forms of entertainment
• Integrated Media Services
Bringing value to both clients and media-
related companies by offering a wide range of
media solution services
• Sales Promotion
Providing comprehensive sales promotion
planning designed to complement mass media
and other activities
• Event Marketing
Assisting clients by providing dynamic vehicles
for their messages in the form of on-the-spot
interactive communications
• Integrated Branding Services
Assuring clients the highest quality of
branding services for their communication
needs
Organization Structure
• The activities within an ad agency are
divided into 4 broad groups:
1. Account management
2. The creative department
3. Media buying
4. Research
• Recently added: public relations, direct
marketing, and promotional services
Organization Chart
Board of Directors
Managing Director
Client Services
Director
Creative
Director
Servicing Group
Media
Research
Creative Groups
Audio Visual
Language
Studio
Production
Finance /
Accounts
Secretarial /
Legal Personnel
Structure of an advertising agency
What Makes Effective Advertising?
Sound
Strategy
Consumer’s
View Persuasive
Doesn’t
Overwhelm
Deliver on
Promises
Break
Clutter
Effective
Advertising
Selecting an agency
• Have they fully
understood the brief?
• Do they know how to
use market research?
Can they contribute to
our thinking here?
• Is their strategic
thinking sound?
• Is it imaginative? Have I
learned anything useful
from it?
• Are they professional and
businesslike?
• Can I work with their
senior people? And will
they be actually working
on my business?
• Are their capabilities high
in all key areas –
management, strategy,
creative, media?
• Do they work well as a
team – both among
themselves and with our
people?
Selecting an agency
• Is their creative work
of a high quality?
• Is this confined to
TV, or does it go
across all media?
• Does this include
below-the-line? New
media? Can they
offer an integrated
service?
• Do they have real
expertise in the
specialist areas
which we are looking
at, egl direct
marketing, new
media?
• Can they work with
us internationally
(now or in the
future)
Function of and advertising
agency
• Account Services / Account Management
• Creative department
The Creative Team
Creative Team
Creative Concept
Art Director
Copywriter
Copywriting and the Creative
Plan
Copywriting is
the process of
expressing the
value and
benefits a brand
has to offer.
A creative plan is
the guideline that
specifies the
message
elements of
advertising copy.
Creative Department people
need following attributes
• A good psychologist.
• Willing and able to set high standards.
• An efficient administrator & Research minded
• Capable of strategic thinking – ‘positioning’ and all that.
• Equally good at package goods and other kinds of accounts
• Well versed in graphics and photography
• A hard worker and fast
• Slow to quarrel
• Prepared to share credit for good work, and accept blame for
bad work
• A good presenter & good recruiter
Copy Approval Process
Senior Executives
Product Manager, Brand
Manager, Marketing Staff
Client
Account Management Team
Legal Department
Agency
Senior Writer
Creative Director
Copywriter
Account Planning
• Media Department
Broadcast Television
Cable Television
Radio
Newspaper
Direct Mail
Magazines- Consumer/Business
Outdoor
Internet
Media selection
• After selecting media, marketers determine the most effective
timing and sequence for a series of advertisements.
• Influenced by seasonal sales patterns, repurchase cycles, and
competitors’ activities.
• Measure effectiveness in three ways:
• Reach—the number of people exposed to an advertisement.
• Frequency—the number of times an individual is exposed
to an advertisement. Minimum of three exposures is recommended.
• Gross rating point—the product of the reach times the
frequency.
Media scheduling
Marketing research department
• The identification of information needs
• Data collection & interpretation
• Analysis & evaluation
• Creative service department
• Event management & promotion
department
• Traffic Department
• Radio & TV broadcast production
department
−Producer
−Production co-ordinator
Print production department
• Meet deadlines
• Use sophisticated technology
• Co-ordinate and manage
• Skills and training
Agency Personnel
• Production Team
• Storyboard artist
• Graphic designer
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    What is Advertising? •Promotion of goods, services, companies and ideas. • Marketers see advertising as part of an overall promotional strategy. • Other components of the promotional mix include publicity, public relations, personal selling, and sales promotion. • Process where in a message is designed.
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    • Various mediumsused for communication. • Attract, modify, change and influences public opinion. • Everyone needs to advertise. • Various ways for advertising(trade magazines, transit sign on buses, lamp posters, banners, etc).
  • 4.
    Advertising Industry Has ThreeMajor Sectors • Business or organization which wishes to advertise. • Media which provides the medium for advertising. • Ad-agency which creates the ad to suit the need of the firm.
  • 5.
    What is anAdvertising Agency? The Association of Advertising Agencies of America (AAAA) defines advertising agency as “An independent business organization composed of creative and business people who develop, prepare and place advertising media for sellers seeking to find customers for their goods and services.”
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    Advertising Agency • Gettingthe best out of advertising is a highly skilled job. • Biggest advertisers cannot afford to employ all these experts. • It is one of the most important components of advertising industry. • It has evolved to provide the specialized knowledge, skills and experience needed to produce effective advertising campaigns.
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    • Service businessdedicated to creating, planning and handling advertising for their clients. • It is independent from the client and provides an outside point of view. • clients include businesses and corporations, non-profit organizations and government agencies
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    Typical Work Flowin an Ad Agency
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    Types of Advertising Agencies •All Sizes • In house work • Selecting an Ad Agency
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    1. Full ServiceAgency • Provides a range of marketing services.  Services directly related to advertising such as copywriting, artwork, production of ads, media planning etc.
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    2. In Houseagencies • Owned completely by the advertiser • Can undertake to serve several other clients, if the owner so desires
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    3. Creative Boutiques •Provide only creative functions and not full- service. • Copy writing, artwork and production of ads • Merge with other agencies to provide a wide range of services
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    4. Mega agencies •Concept of 1980s • Merger of two agencies • 1986, Saachi & Saachi, a London based - the third largest, strarted the movement 5. The Specialists Agency • Agency that specializes only in certain specific area • Eg: Soubhagya advertising agency concentrate on specialized financial advertising.
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    Functions of anAd Agency • To accelerate create public awareness • To provide a total, professional, experienced service • To take the advertiser's message and convert it into an effective and memorable communication
  • 16.
    Services Offered byAd Agency • Total Advertising Services – Strategic planning – Creative development – Media services, particularly in television, newspapers, magazines and radio • Marketing Services – Sales promotion, market research, PR and event marketing
  • 17.
    • E-Solution Services Systemintegration services, e-business consulting, customer relationship management (CRM), Search Engine Marketing (SEM) and e-promotions using the Internet and mobile. • Content Business Sale of sponsorship, broadcasting and other rights, production and marketing of media / content such as sporting events, films, TV programs, animated content, music and other forms of entertainment
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    • Integrated MediaServices Bringing value to both clients and media- related companies by offering a wide range of media solution services • Sales Promotion Providing comprehensive sales promotion planning designed to complement mass media and other activities
  • 19.
    • Event Marketing Assistingclients by providing dynamic vehicles for their messages in the form of on-the-spot interactive communications • Integrated Branding Services Assuring clients the highest quality of branding services for their communication needs
  • 20.
    Organization Structure • Theactivities within an ad agency are divided into 4 broad groups: 1. Account management 2. The creative department 3. Media buying 4. Research • Recently added: public relations, direct marketing, and promotional services
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    Organization Chart Board ofDirectors Managing Director Client Services Director Creative Director Servicing Group Media Research Creative Groups Audio Visual Language Studio Production Finance / Accounts Secretarial / Legal Personnel
  • 22.
    Structure of anadvertising agency
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    What Makes EffectiveAdvertising? Sound Strategy Consumer’s View Persuasive Doesn’t Overwhelm Deliver on Promises Break Clutter Effective Advertising
  • 24.
    Selecting an agency •Have they fully understood the brief? • Do they know how to use market research? Can they contribute to our thinking here? • Is their strategic thinking sound? • Is it imaginative? Have I learned anything useful from it? • Are they professional and businesslike? • Can I work with their senior people? And will they be actually working on my business? • Are their capabilities high in all key areas – management, strategy, creative, media? • Do they work well as a team – both among themselves and with our people?
  • 25.
    Selecting an agency •Is their creative work of a high quality? • Is this confined to TV, or does it go across all media? • Does this include below-the-line? New media? Can they offer an integrated service? • Do they have real expertise in the specialist areas which we are looking at, egl direct marketing, new media? • Can they work with us internationally (now or in the future)
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    Function of andadvertising agency • Account Services / Account Management
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    The Creative Team CreativeTeam Creative Concept Art Director Copywriter
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    Copywriting and theCreative Plan Copywriting is the process of expressing the value and benefits a brand has to offer. A creative plan is the guideline that specifies the message elements of advertising copy.
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    Creative Department people needfollowing attributes • A good psychologist. • Willing and able to set high standards. • An efficient administrator & Research minded • Capable of strategic thinking – ‘positioning’ and all that. • Equally good at package goods and other kinds of accounts • Well versed in graphics and photography • A hard worker and fast • Slow to quarrel • Prepared to share credit for good work, and accept blame for bad work • A good presenter & good recruiter
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    Copy Approval Process SeniorExecutives Product Manager, Brand Manager, Marketing Staff Client Account Management Team Legal Department Agency Senior Writer Creative Director Copywriter Account Planning
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    Broadcast Television Cable Television Radio Newspaper DirectMail Magazines- Consumer/Business Outdoor Internet Media selection
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    • After selectingmedia, marketers determine the most effective timing and sequence for a series of advertisements. • Influenced by seasonal sales patterns, repurchase cycles, and competitors’ activities. • Measure effectiveness in three ways: • Reach—the number of people exposed to an advertisement. • Frequency—the number of times an individual is exposed to an advertisement. Minimum of three exposures is recommended. • Gross rating point—the product of the reach times the frequency. Media scheduling
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    Marketing research department •The identification of information needs • Data collection & interpretation • Analysis & evaluation
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    • Creative servicedepartment • Event management & promotion department • Traffic Department • Radio & TV broadcast production department −Producer −Production co-ordinator
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    Print production department •Meet deadlines • Use sophisticated technology • Co-ordinate and manage • Skills and training
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    Agency Personnel • ProductionTeam • Storyboard artist • Graphic designer
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