Ways a company can create a mobile marketing campaign without isolating different electronic platforms (such as social media sites, tablets vs. desktop vs. mobile), and traditional marketing techniques.
The practice of ‘professional communication’ has become a highly complex ordeal, not just because of having to cater to new emerging technologies, social media platforms, and the need to connect with global audiences, but because “communication” hosts different meanings for each audience.
Integrated marketing communications (IMC) is an approach used by organizations to brand and coordinate their communication efforts. The primary idea behind an IMC strategy is to create a seamless experience for consumers across different aspects of the marketing mix.
An integrated marketing campaign is your opportunity to show customers the extent of your creativity, as well as deliver a distinct message across multiple channels. When done well, it could hurtle your brand name across thousands of text messages, emails, or even a couple Sunday brunch conversations.
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Media buying involves negotiating the optimal price and placement of advertisements. Media buyers purchase advertising space and time on behalf of advertisers, evaluating factors like demographics, pricing, and format to maximize value. There are two main types of media buyers - general market buyers who implement media plans, and direct response buyers who track specific metrics like sales to optimize spending. Researching the target audience and different media options is an important part of determining the best channels and strategies for each campaign.
The document defines advertising and discusses the different types of advertising media. It outlines that advertising is a paid, non-personal promotion of ideas, goods, or services through various media formats. It then explains the different types of print media, broadcast media, and online/digital media that can be used to convey advertising messages. The document also discusses television, radio, and internet advertising in more detail. It notes objectives, platforms, and ethical considerations for advertising campaigns.
The document discusses different types of advertising media and their characteristics. It outlines several types of media including television, radio, print, internet, direct mail, signage, product placement, mobile devices, and sponsorships. It then describes characteristics such as how different media are used to target audiences through research. It also discusses advertising-free media and different models for scheduling advertising campaigns, including continuity, flighting, and pulsing schedules.
The document discusses the marketing mix, which includes advertising, public relations and publicity, direct marketing, personal selling, and sales promotion. It provides definitions and examples for each element. Advertising involves promoting ideas, goods, or services through identified sponsors using various media channels. Public relations involves planting favorable news coverage in the media. Direct marketing allows direct communication with customers through different digital channels. Personal selling involves oral presentations to persuade customers. Sales promotion uses temporary tactics to boost demand.
Deciding On Media And Measuring Effectivenessrajeevgupta
1. The document discusses factors to consider when deciding on media for advertising, including reach, frequency, impact, and target audience habits.
2. It also covers selecting major media types like newspapers, TV, magazines and evaluating the effectiveness of advertising through communication research and sales data.
3. Key aspects of determining effectiveness include consumer feedback on the main message, influence on actions, and what works well or poorly in an ad.
The document discusses various aspects of media planning such as defining mass media, types of media, the media planning process which involves coordinating marketing, advertising, and media strategies, selecting target audiences, specifying media objectives, choosing appropriate media categories and vehicles, and developing a media schedule. It also outlines factors to consider when selecting media and developing multi-media strategies to effectively reach audiences.
Integrated Marketing Communication (IMC) is a strategic marketing process that ensures all messaging and communication strategies are unified across channels and centered around the customer. IMC allows weaknesses of one medium to be offset by strengths of another, with synergistic elements creating greater impact. IMC weaves together multiple marketing disciplines like advertising, PR, promotions, owned assets and social media to suit brand goals. Benefits of IMC include cost savings, meeting customer preferences, and maintaining creative consistency. Social media and mobile growth have increased the importance of IMC by enabling multidirectional communications and integration of online and offline experiences.
The practice of ‘professional communication’ has become a highly complex ordeal, not just because of having to cater to new emerging technologies, social media platforms, and the need to connect with global audiences, but because “communication” hosts different meanings for each audience.
Integrated marketing communications (IMC) is an approach used by organizations to brand and coordinate their communication efforts. The primary idea behind an IMC strategy is to create a seamless experience for consumers across different aspects of the marketing mix.
An integrated marketing campaign is your opportunity to show customers the extent of your creativity, as well as deliver a distinct message across multiple channels. When done well, it could hurtle your brand name across thousands of text messages, emails, or even a couple Sunday brunch conversations.
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Media buying involves negotiating the optimal price and placement of advertisements. Media buyers purchase advertising space and time on behalf of advertisers, evaluating factors like demographics, pricing, and format to maximize value. There are two main types of media buyers - general market buyers who implement media plans, and direct response buyers who track specific metrics like sales to optimize spending. Researching the target audience and different media options is an important part of determining the best channels and strategies for each campaign.
The document defines advertising and discusses the different types of advertising media. It outlines that advertising is a paid, non-personal promotion of ideas, goods, or services through various media formats. It then explains the different types of print media, broadcast media, and online/digital media that can be used to convey advertising messages. The document also discusses television, radio, and internet advertising in more detail. It notes objectives, platforms, and ethical considerations for advertising campaigns.
The document discusses different types of advertising media and their characteristics. It outlines several types of media including television, radio, print, internet, direct mail, signage, product placement, mobile devices, and sponsorships. It then describes characteristics such as how different media are used to target audiences through research. It also discusses advertising-free media and different models for scheduling advertising campaigns, including continuity, flighting, and pulsing schedules.
The document discusses the marketing mix, which includes advertising, public relations and publicity, direct marketing, personal selling, and sales promotion. It provides definitions and examples for each element. Advertising involves promoting ideas, goods, or services through identified sponsors using various media channels. Public relations involves planting favorable news coverage in the media. Direct marketing allows direct communication with customers through different digital channels. Personal selling involves oral presentations to persuade customers. Sales promotion uses temporary tactics to boost demand.
Deciding On Media And Measuring Effectivenessrajeevgupta
1. The document discusses factors to consider when deciding on media for advertising, including reach, frequency, impact, and target audience habits.
2. It also covers selecting major media types like newspapers, TV, magazines and evaluating the effectiveness of advertising through communication research and sales data.
3. Key aspects of determining effectiveness include consumer feedback on the main message, influence on actions, and what works well or poorly in an ad.
The document discusses various aspects of media planning such as defining mass media, types of media, the media planning process which involves coordinating marketing, advertising, and media strategies, selecting target audiences, specifying media objectives, choosing appropriate media categories and vehicles, and developing a media schedule. It also outlines factors to consider when selecting media and developing multi-media strategies to effectively reach audiences.
Integrated Marketing Communication (IMC) is a strategic marketing process that ensures all messaging and communication strategies are unified across channels and centered around the customer. IMC allows weaknesses of one medium to be offset by strengths of another, with synergistic elements creating greater impact. IMC weaves together multiple marketing disciplines like advertising, PR, promotions, owned assets and social media to suit brand goals. Benefits of IMC include cost savings, meeting customer preferences, and maintaining creative consistency. Social media and mobile growth have increased the importance of IMC by enabling multidirectional communications and integration of online and offline experiences.
The document outlines the media planning process. It discusses key aspects of developing a media plan including objectives, strategies, choices, and scheduling. The summary is:
A media plan specifies how advertising messages will be placed to reach target audiences. It includes objectives like reach and frequency, strategies such as continuity and audience duplication, and choices of media vehicles. Developing the plan involves determining objectives, strategies for optimal impact, evaluating efficiency and costs, and scheduling placements. Computer models help analyze various options before making media buys.
Advertising Media Planning Course Georges Najm USEK School of BusinessGeorges Najm
Media Planning constitutes today one of the most respected, strategic, highly sought for, and very well paid professions in Advertising. This course is designed to introduce students to this industry, while aiming to provide firm grounding on its fundamentals. It exposes the links between media, society, advertising, and business. It thoroughly investigates the foundations of media planning and checks the media planning process in action, based on true business / media / communication problematic.
The course also explores the business aspects of media and media planning through a global industry overview, the media transactions organizations, with illustrations of advertisers, advertising agencies and media agencies. Finally, the course focuses on the Lebanese market realities in order to allow the students to have a practical link with the business life and to bridge the gap between the theoretical aspect and the professional side of media planning.
Objectives & Learning Outcomes. This course allows students to:
• Understand the media planning process:
- How do ads and commercials go into the media?
- What do they do there?
- How do they get airtime on TV programs and Radio Stations
- How do they get published in magazines and newspapers?
- Why choosing “Medium A” rather than “Medium B”?
- What are the financial and money considerations?
- What are the Marketing stakes?
• Define the key terms in the media environment
• Outline the tools available to media plan with
• Outline the basic media concepts used by planners and buyers
• Explore the steps through which a media planner passes to:
- Elaborate advertising media recommendations.
- Book and buy media.
• Tackle real business problematic / advertising / media problematic.
This course will also allow the students, as future marketers who will be ultimately called to manage and control companies’ /brands / clients’ marketing communications budgets, to:
• Understand how the media market / industry globally (and locally) functions.
• Understand the terminology used in media planning.
• Be able to conduct a proper media briefing.
• Be able to lead a basic media strategy.
• Be able to build and pitch a true media planning.
• Be able to effectively buy media space.
Digital marketing is the marketing of products or services using digital technologies, mainly on the Internet but also including mobile phones and other digital mediums. It targets a larger audience globally and allows for more personalized interaction and tracking of results. Some common forms of digital marketing include search engine optimization, social media marketing, email marketing, mobile marketing, and content marketing.
The document discusses advertising media and the factors that affect selecting different types of media. It outlines the main types of advertising media including television, radio, newspapers/magazines, internet, posters/banners, direct mail, cinema, and window display. Television and radio are effective for reaching wide audiences, while print media like newspapers cater to regional audiences. The internet provides opportunities for online advertising. Selection of the appropriate media depends on the nature of the product, company budget, cost of advertising, target audience, media coverage, and level of competition.
Media planning involves determining the optimal platforms and messages to reach the target audience. It requires understanding consumer behavior and media consumption habits to select the appropriate media channels and schedule for advertising campaigns. The goals are to maximize reach and frequency among the target market while minimizing costs. Media planners consider objectives like reach, frequency, continuity and budget. They analyze past performance and research to create a media strategy and plan that is implemented through media buying. Evaluation of results helps assess the plan's effectiveness and identify lessons for future campaigns.
The document discusses media strategy and planning. It defines media strategy as how advertisers seek to achieve media objectives and stand out amid competition. There are four elements of a media strategy: media mix, usage, geographic allocation, and scheduling. Media planning involves selecting media and deciding placement to optimally reach targets. Planners must determine reach, frequency, budget allocation, and factors like seasonality that influence scheduling approaches like continuity, flighting, and pulsing. The goal is maximizing exposure through the most effective media combination.
The document outlines the steps in media planning which include assessing the communications environment, describing the target audience, setting media objectives, selecting the media mix, and buying media. It discusses key concepts like frequency, reach, weight, continuity, and cost. It also covers criteria for evaluating different media types and composing an optimal media mix. The document provides advantages and disadvantages of various print and audio-visual media and examples of media planning for advertising campaigns.
The document outlines a comprehensive strategy to promote a business and increase market share of a pesticide product in rural Orissa, India. The plan includes pre-launch programs to study the market; an inaugural product launch event; sales activation through dealers, NGOs and government partners; mobile and orientation programs to generate awareness of the product's features; embedded events and public relation campaigns including workshops, health camps and distributing product samples; and developing the distribution network and support for sellers. The overall integrated marketing approach aims to position the product as an improved variant and generate positive sentiment through local programs to obtain feedback and refine the strategy.
This document provides an overview of key concepts in media planning and strategy. It defines common terminology like media planning, objectives, strategy, vehicles and coverage. It also outlines the steps involved in developing a media plan, including situation analysis, marketing strategy, creative strategy and setting objectives. Additionally, it discusses factors to consider in media planning like target market coverage, geographic coverage, scheduling, and balancing reach versus frequency.
The document discusses various aspects of developing an effective media plan and strategy. It begins by explaining that media planning involves both art and science, requiring strategic decisions around targeting the appropriate audience. It then covers factors to consider like reach, frequency, scheduling, and selecting the right media mix. New media formats are also discussed. Developing the media plan is portrayed as an analytical process of understanding the situation, setting objectives, and evaluating performance. Indexes are presented as tools to analyze market potential and guide media selection. The overall strategies aim to effectively reach goals within budget while allowing flexibility.
Media planning begins with analyzing the target market and their consumer behaviors and purchasing processes. Media planners formulate media programs that specify where and when to place advertising based on the target market's typical media choices. They work closely with other teams to create a return on investment. The media planning process involves deciding the target market, setting media objectives like reach and frequency, and selecting indoor, outdoor, direct, and display advertising media vehicles based on their reach and impact for the target audience.
The document discusses the basic elements of social marketing, including product, price, place, and promotion. It provides details on each element:
- Product refers to developing programs and services to meet consumer and social needs. The core product is defined by consumer research.
- Price involves setting prices and incentives to maximize adoption while considering costs, competition, and audience needs. Both monetary and non-monetary costs should be considered.
- Place is about optimizing distribution channels to improve access and outcomes. Channels should be selected based on costs, audience needs, and desired impacts.
- Promotion refers to communicating messages through appropriate channels like mass media, personal contacts, and triggers to promote behavior change. Message content
The document discusses different types of media used for advertising and marketing communications. It categorizes media as mass media, niche media, addressable media, and interactive media. It then provides descriptions and examples of various print media like newspapers and magazines. It also discusses broadcast media like television and radio, as well as out-of-home media, internet advertising, and direct mail. It covers pros and cons of different media types and concludes with consumer attitudes and expectations regarding media and packaging.
This document discusses using audience research to inform the development of new media products. It explains that audience research helps identify a target audience, what they are interested in, and what similar products they consume. Conducting research using tools like BARB can provide information on when and where similar products air. This helps determine the best way to reach the target audience. Focus groups and questionnaires allow tweaking a product before its official release. The document also discusses using classifications and BARB data to identify a target audience of 16-40 year olds for a soccer TV program, but focusing specifically on the lower middle social class who like popular shows and soccer gossip.
A media planner is responsible for planning media campaigns across various channels to maximize brand exposure and effectiveness. This involves developing a strategic plan, identifying target audiences, selecting appropriate channels, negotiating deals, monitoring performance, and reporting results. While digital media can be planned separately, an integrated approach that leverages different channels together is often most effective at reaching audiences across many contact points.
To grow your brand, a brand needs to promote or present itself in front of its customers. Brand advertisement nowadays needs to be unique, strong, and capture the heart of the customer. But, what is brand advertising exactly?
Brand advertising is a type of strategy that develops brand recognition, customer loyalty, and builds lasting relationships with clients. The purpose of branding ads is to capture people’s attention, establish a stable positive brand identity, brand credibility, and build awareness.
With more consumers being aware of your brand, the more they trust and stick with you throughout the buyer’s journey. This makes them more likely to take action when they see a performance-based ad (they may even become a loyal customer) in the future.
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THE PROMOTION OF PRODUCTS OR BRANDS VIA ONE OR MORE FORMS OF ELECTRONIC MEDIA. FOR EXAMPLE, ADVERTISING MEDIUMS THAT MIGHT BE USED AS PART OF THE DIGITAL MARKETING STRATEGY OF A BUSINESS COULD INCLUDE PROMOTIONAL EFFORTS MADE VIA THE INTERNET, SOCIAL MEDIA, MOBILE PHONES AND ELECTRONIC BILLBOARDS, AS WELL AS VIA DIGITAL AND TELEVISION AND RADIO CHANNELS.
Media planning is the process of directing advertising messages to the target audience through appropriate channels at the right time and place. It involves selecting the target audience and their demographics, specifying media objectives around cost, reach, frequency and impact, and choosing specific media vehicles between concentrated and dispersed options across various categories like print, TV, radio. The media is then bought and scheduled, with considerations around continuity, concentration and pulsing to effectively meet the media objectives.
The document outlines a marketing plan targeting 18-24 year olds that includes a college tour of 51 colleges with 1.6 million students, a total budget of $23.6 million, and focuses on TV, online, and college tour advertising. It projects the plan will generate 744 million impressions, a 6% return on investment converting 44 million people in the target market and gaining 6.6 million new AIM revo users.
Media Planning with Marketing Mix ConsiderationSook Yen Wong
The document discusses key concepts in media planning including media terminology, criteria for media planning considerations, and methods for analyzing audience coverage and reach. Specifically, it defines terms like media planning, objectives, strategy, and vehicles. It also outlines factors for determining the appropriate geographic coverage, media mix, target audience, scheduling techniques, and balancing reach versus frequency based on creative, marketing, and budget aspects.
Media P&B INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA PLANNING AND SELECTIONM.V.L.U. COLLEGE
Media planning involves selecting appropriate media outlets to place advertisements to achieve marketing objectives. A media planner evaluates options and develops campaigns. Key aspects of media planning include properly selecting media based on the target audience and objectives, allocating budgets, and indicating periods of focus. A media planner's role is to create a coordinated advertising plan within budget. Their job is to decide where, when and how often to place ads to optimize client budgets.
Digital marketing and traditional marketing are two distinct approaches to promoting products, services, or brands, each with its own set of strategies, mediums, and advantages. Here's a comparison to highlight the differences:
The document outlines the media planning process. It discusses key aspects of developing a media plan including objectives, strategies, choices, and scheduling. The summary is:
A media plan specifies how advertising messages will be placed to reach target audiences. It includes objectives like reach and frequency, strategies such as continuity and audience duplication, and choices of media vehicles. Developing the plan involves determining objectives, strategies for optimal impact, evaluating efficiency and costs, and scheduling placements. Computer models help analyze various options before making media buys.
Advertising Media Planning Course Georges Najm USEK School of BusinessGeorges Najm
Media Planning constitutes today one of the most respected, strategic, highly sought for, and very well paid professions in Advertising. This course is designed to introduce students to this industry, while aiming to provide firm grounding on its fundamentals. It exposes the links between media, society, advertising, and business. It thoroughly investigates the foundations of media planning and checks the media planning process in action, based on true business / media / communication problematic.
The course also explores the business aspects of media and media planning through a global industry overview, the media transactions organizations, with illustrations of advertisers, advertising agencies and media agencies. Finally, the course focuses on the Lebanese market realities in order to allow the students to have a practical link with the business life and to bridge the gap between the theoretical aspect and the professional side of media planning.
Objectives & Learning Outcomes. This course allows students to:
• Understand the media planning process:
- How do ads and commercials go into the media?
- What do they do there?
- How do they get airtime on TV programs and Radio Stations
- How do they get published in magazines and newspapers?
- Why choosing “Medium A” rather than “Medium B”?
- What are the financial and money considerations?
- What are the Marketing stakes?
• Define the key terms in the media environment
• Outline the tools available to media plan with
• Outline the basic media concepts used by planners and buyers
• Explore the steps through which a media planner passes to:
- Elaborate advertising media recommendations.
- Book and buy media.
• Tackle real business problematic / advertising / media problematic.
This course will also allow the students, as future marketers who will be ultimately called to manage and control companies’ /brands / clients’ marketing communications budgets, to:
• Understand how the media market / industry globally (and locally) functions.
• Understand the terminology used in media planning.
• Be able to conduct a proper media briefing.
• Be able to lead a basic media strategy.
• Be able to build and pitch a true media planning.
• Be able to effectively buy media space.
Digital marketing is the marketing of products or services using digital technologies, mainly on the Internet but also including mobile phones and other digital mediums. It targets a larger audience globally and allows for more personalized interaction and tracking of results. Some common forms of digital marketing include search engine optimization, social media marketing, email marketing, mobile marketing, and content marketing.
The document discusses advertising media and the factors that affect selecting different types of media. It outlines the main types of advertising media including television, radio, newspapers/magazines, internet, posters/banners, direct mail, cinema, and window display. Television and radio are effective for reaching wide audiences, while print media like newspapers cater to regional audiences. The internet provides opportunities for online advertising. Selection of the appropriate media depends on the nature of the product, company budget, cost of advertising, target audience, media coverage, and level of competition.
Media planning involves determining the optimal platforms and messages to reach the target audience. It requires understanding consumer behavior and media consumption habits to select the appropriate media channels and schedule for advertising campaigns. The goals are to maximize reach and frequency among the target market while minimizing costs. Media planners consider objectives like reach, frequency, continuity and budget. They analyze past performance and research to create a media strategy and plan that is implemented through media buying. Evaluation of results helps assess the plan's effectiveness and identify lessons for future campaigns.
The document discusses media strategy and planning. It defines media strategy as how advertisers seek to achieve media objectives and stand out amid competition. There are four elements of a media strategy: media mix, usage, geographic allocation, and scheduling. Media planning involves selecting media and deciding placement to optimally reach targets. Planners must determine reach, frequency, budget allocation, and factors like seasonality that influence scheduling approaches like continuity, flighting, and pulsing. The goal is maximizing exposure through the most effective media combination.
The document outlines the steps in media planning which include assessing the communications environment, describing the target audience, setting media objectives, selecting the media mix, and buying media. It discusses key concepts like frequency, reach, weight, continuity, and cost. It also covers criteria for evaluating different media types and composing an optimal media mix. The document provides advantages and disadvantages of various print and audio-visual media and examples of media planning for advertising campaigns.
The document outlines a comprehensive strategy to promote a business and increase market share of a pesticide product in rural Orissa, India. The plan includes pre-launch programs to study the market; an inaugural product launch event; sales activation through dealers, NGOs and government partners; mobile and orientation programs to generate awareness of the product's features; embedded events and public relation campaigns including workshops, health camps and distributing product samples; and developing the distribution network and support for sellers. The overall integrated marketing approach aims to position the product as an improved variant and generate positive sentiment through local programs to obtain feedback and refine the strategy.
This document provides an overview of key concepts in media planning and strategy. It defines common terminology like media planning, objectives, strategy, vehicles and coverage. It also outlines the steps involved in developing a media plan, including situation analysis, marketing strategy, creative strategy and setting objectives. Additionally, it discusses factors to consider in media planning like target market coverage, geographic coverage, scheduling, and balancing reach versus frequency.
The document discusses various aspects of developing an effective media plan and strategy. It begins by explaining that media planning involves both art and science, requiring strategic decisions around targeting the appropriate audience. It then covers factors to consider like reach, frequency, scheduling, and selecting the right media mix. New media formats are also discussed. Developing the media plan is portrayed as an analytical process of understanding the situation, setting objectives, and evaluating performance. Indexes are presented as tools to analyze market potential and guide media selection. The overall strategies aim to effectively reach goals within budget while allowing flexibility.
Media planning begins with analyzing the target market and their consumer behaviors and purchasing processes. Media planners formulate media programs that specify where and when to place advertising based on the target market's typical media choices. They work closely with other teams to create a return on investment. The media planning process involves deciding the target market, setting media objectives like reach and frequency, and selecting indoor, outdoor, direct, and display advertising media vehicles based on their reach and impact for the target audience.
The document discusses the basic elements of social marketing, including product, price, place, and promotion. It provides details on each element:
- Product refers to developing programs and services to meet consumer and social needs. The core product is defined by consumer research.
- Price involves setting prices and incentives to maximize adoption while considering costs, competition, and audience needs. Both monetary and non-monetary costs should be considered.
- Place is about optimizing distribution channels to improve access and outcomes. Channels should be selected based on costs, audience needs, and desired impacts.
- Promotion refers to communicating messages through appropriate channels like mass media, personal contacts, and triggers to promote behavior change. Message content
The document discusses different types of media used for advertising and marketing communications. It categorizes media as mass media, niche media, addressable media, and interactive media. It then provides descriptions and examples of various print media like newspapers and magazines. It also discusses broadcast media like television and radio, as well as out-of-home media, internet advertising, and direct mail. It covers pros and cons of different media types and concludes with consumer attitudes and expectations regarding media and packaging.
This document discusses using audience research to inform the development of new media products. It explains that audience research helps identify a target audience, what they are interested in, and what similar products they consume. Conducting research using tools like BARB can provide information on when and where similar products air. This helps determine the best way to reach the target audience. Focus groups and questionnaires allow tweaking a product before its official release. The document also discusses using classifications and BARB data to identify a target audience of 16-40 year olds for a soccer TV program, but focusing specifically on the lower middle social class who like popular shows and soccer gossip.
A media planner is responsible for planning media campaigns across various channels to maximize brand exposure and effectiveness. This involves developing a strategic plan, identifying target audiences, selecting appropriate channels, negotiating deals, monitoring performance, and reporting results. While digital media can be planned separately, an integrated approach that leverages different channels together is often most effective at reaching audiences across many contact points.
To grow your brand, a brand needs to promote or present itself in front of its customers. Brand advertisement nowadays needs to be unique, strong, and capture the heart of the customer. But, what is brand advertising exactly?
Brand advertising is a type of strategy that develops brand recognition, customer loyalty, and builds lasting relationships with clients. The purpose of branding ads is to capture people’s attention, establish a stable positive brand identity, brand credibility, and build awareness.
With more consumers being aware of your brand, the more they trust and stick with you throughout the buyer’s journey. This makes them more likely to take action when they see a performance-based ad (they may even become a loyal customer) in the future.
----
Learn More from Our Website:
https://liasidik.com
Be sure to follow us:
https://www.instagram.com/liasidik
https://www.facebook.com/liasidik.branding
https://twitter.com/liasidik
Or contact our team via WhatsApp +62 89 659 108 869
If you have any additional questions, please leave a comment.
Thank You!
THE PROMOTION OF PRODUCTS OR BRANDS VIA ONE OR MORE FORMS OF ELECTRONIC MEDIA. FOR EXAMPLE, ADVERTISING MEDIUMS THAT MIGHT BE USED AS PART OF THE DIGITAL MARKETING STRATEGY OF A BUSINESS COULD INCLUDE PROMOTIONAL EFFORTS MADE VIA THE INTERNET, SOCIAL MEDIA, MOBILE PHONES AND ELECTRONIC BILLBOARDS, AS WELL AS VIA DIGITAL AND TELEVISION AND RADIO CHANNELS.
Media planning is the process of directing advertising messages to the target audience through appropriate channels at the right time and place. It involves selecting the target audience and their demographics, specifying media objectives around cost, reach, frequency and impact, and choosing specific media vehicles between concentrated and dispersed options across various categories like print, TV, radio. The media is then bought and scheduled, with considerations around continuity, concentration and pulsing to effectively meet the media objectives.
The document outlines a marketing plan targeting 18-24 year olds that includes a college tour of 51 colleges with 1.6 million students, a total budget of $23.6 million, and focuses on TV, online, and college tour advertising. It projects the plan will generate 744 million impressions, a 6% return on investment converting 44 million people in the target market and gaining 6.6 million new AIM revo users.
Media Planning with Marketing Mix ConsiderationSook Yen Wong
The document discusses key concepts in media planning including media terminology, criteria for media planning considerations, and methods for analyzing audience coverage and reach. Specifically, it defines terms like media planning, objectives, strategy, and vehicles. It also outlines factors for determining the appropriate geographic coverage, media mix, target audience, scheduling techniques, and balancing reach versus frequency based on creative, marketing, and budget aspects.
Media P&B INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA PLANNING AND SELECTIONM.V.L.U. COLLEGE
Media planning involves selecting appropriate media outlets to place advertisements to achieve marketing objectives. A media planner evaluates options and develops campaigns. Key aspects of media planning include properly selecting media based on the target audience and objectives, allocating budgets, and indicating periods of focus. A media planner's role is to create a coordinated advertising plan within budget. Their job is to decide where, when and how often to place ads to optimize client budgets.
Digital marketing and traditional marketing are two distinct approaches to promoting products, services, or brands, each with its own set of strategies, mediums, and advantages. Here's a comparison to highlight the differences:
Digital marketing refers to promoting products or services using digital channels like websites, search engines, social media, email and mobile apps. It allows for precise targeting of audiences and personalized experiences. Digital marketing is often more cost-effective than traditional marketing and provides robust analytics for measuring campaign performance in real-time. Traditional marketing uses offline channels like print, TV, radio, direct mail and events to reach a broader audience. While digital marketing has advantages, traditional marketing still plays a role for some industries and audiences. The document provides an overview of digital and traditional marketing strategies.
Direct marketing is a form of advertising that allows businesses to communicate directly with customers through various media channels. It involves using customer databases to develop targeted marketing messages addressed directly to specific customers or prospects. Direct marketing emphasizes measurable responses and maximizing response rates through testing while minimizing advertising expenses. Common forms of direct marketing include direct mail, catalog marketing, telemarketing, and using other media like newspapers, magazines, and interactive websites for direct-response advertising.
Viral marketing is defined as marketing techniques that exploit social networks to exponentially increase brand awareness through viral processes similar to the spread of an epidemic. Traditional marketing focuses on selling products and maximizing profits in the short term, while modern marketing prioritizes customer satisfaction and building long term customer relationships by understanding customer needs. Techniques of viral marketing include buzz marketing, where consumer interactions amplify marketing messages on social media, and word-of-mouth marketing, where companies generate personal recommendations and referrals. Examples of successful viral marketing campaigns are then presented.
Introduction to Integrated Marketing CommunicationAcademic EDGE
This document provides an overview of integrated marketing communications (IMC) tools, including advertising, direct marketing, interactive/internet marketing, sales promotion, publicity/public relations, and personal selling. For each tool, the document discusses advantages and disadvantages. It also outlines the key components of developing an IMC program, including situation analysis, objectives, strategy, implementation, and evaluation. The goal of IMC is to coordinate promotional mix elements to create an effective marketing communications strategy.
This document provides an overview of developing a full-funnel marketing strategy for B2B companies. It discusses that prospects now research solutions online for a considerable time before contacting vendors. It then outlines the three levels of the marketing funnel: top-funnel focuses on brand awareness; mid-funnel focuses on content engagement and education; and bottom-funnel focuses on lead generation and sales conversions. The document emphasizes using a diverse set of marketing programs that target prospects throughout the entire funnel, not just one part, in order to guide them from awareness to purchase.
Media Ads_ A Complete Guide to Effective Advertising.pdfalexzender432
Media ads are still essential for connecting with and reaching target audiences. Media advertisements give businesses an effective way to market their goods and services, whether they are distributed through conventional channels like radio and television or through contemporary digital platforms like social media and streaming services.
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The document discusses different types of media used for mass communication, including folk media, traditional media, and digital media. Folk media includes puppetry, cultural shows, folk dances, festivals, and theater, which disseminate information through performance arts. Traditional media encompasses television, radio, print advertising, billboards, and banner ads to target broad audiences. Digital media refers to online platforms like search engine optimization, pay-per-click advertising, content marketing, social media, and email marketing that use electronic devices for content creation and distribution.
1) The document discusses integrated marketing communication (IMC) strategies used by Bajaj for its Pulsar motorcycle brand. IMC involves coordinating different promotional elements like advertising, public relations, sales promotions etc. to deliver consistent branding.
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3) Key aspects of Bajaj's IMC for Pulsar discussed are its manufacturing units, focus on R&D, global expansion plans through partnerships, and view of Pulsar
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Marketing Communications refers to the various strategies, tactics, and channels that organizations use to convey their messages and promote their products or services to their target audience.
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This document provides a strategic marketing plan for a new organic and fair trade dark chocolate candy bar called QANTUTA. The plan includes details on the target market demographics such as age (30-40), gender (50% women), income ($50k-$75k), and lifestyle (healthy, active, indulgent). It also outlines the product description and pricing, competition, distribution strategy, promotional tactics, and trade promotions. The goal is to launch the product in Midwest cities starting with Madison, WI and build awareness of its unique ingredients and benefits through magazine, newspaper, and radio advertising coupled with consumer incentives.
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1. Quick Promotions through Online
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3. Latest Technology development vs Business promotions
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As part of my college project, I applied my learning in brand strategy to create a comprehensive project for a luxury handloom saree brand. Key aspects of this project included:
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2. Define Traditional Marketing Techniques
Traditional marketing strategies offer an effective way to deliver content to
current and prospective customers, and can become a catalyst to drive your
web site along other traffic marketing assets. This traditional marketing
approach is often referred to as “push” marketing.
Traditional marketing is a broad category that incorporates multiple forms of
advertising and marketing. Most traditional marketing techniques fall under
one of four categories: Print, broadcast, direct mail and telephone.
3. Give an overview of traditional
marketing techniques
Traditional Marketing Categories
Print: Includes advertisements in newspapers, newsletters, magazines, brochures,
and other printed material for distribution
Broadcast: Includes radio and television commercials, as well as specialized forms
like on-screen movie theater advertising
Direct mail: Includes fliers, postcards, brochures, letters, catalogs, and other
material that is printed and mailed directly to consumers
Telemarketing: Includes requested calling and cold calling of consumers over the
phone
4. Mobile Marketing Campaign Strategies
Integrated Into Traditional Marketing Tactics
Optimize for micro-moments – Could be integrated into traditional marketing
tactics by predicting some of the questions that a customer may ask and
publish it in traditional for as frequently asked questions in print and direct
mail publications.
Use QR codes to streamline user experience – Could be integrated into
traditional marketing tactics by placing the QR code in print and direct mail
publications.
Use hyperlocal marketing to connect at the city and neighborhood-level –
Could be integrated into traditional marketing tactics by having local print
publications advertisements in newspapers & magazines which now are
published online simultaneously as paper print. These will link your mobile
marketing to a location by your traditional publications using location and
keywords in SEO.
5. Benefits To Integrate Mobile and
Traditional Marketing Techniques
Active and Passive – Mobile marketing is considered to me active and
traditional is passive. These two techniques work well together to achieve a
businesses campaign goals. Use TV and Print advertisements to disburse
information and incorporate a message to share on social media channels.
Multiple channels – By utilizing mobile and traditional techniques gives your
business the advantage of spreading their message across multiple channels.
By using both gives your marketing campaign a extra reach to attract a larger
audience.
The personal touch – Traditional media reaches a broad audience base and
mobile media reaches a more specific audience. The traditional media will
attract the target audience to look into more about the product which will
typically be online where they are encouraged to follow the brand via social
media where a deeper more relevant relationships are built with the
customer.