Ch16 role of marketing communications
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Marketing communications are how firms directly or indirectly inform, persuade, and remind consumers about products and brands. This includes branding, which creates brand equity through brand awareness, perceived quality, loyalty, identity, and associations that impact consumer purchases and perceptions. The prime contributions of effective marketing communications are building brand equity and increasing sales.
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