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Finding the right IMC channels
This document discusses identifying the right integrated marketing communication channels. It analyzes the current situation of print media, television, radio, mobile and social media channels. It notes that while print media accounts for 40% of spending, radio is becoming irrelevant, television and mobile have shortcomings, and social media is most commonly used but has security issues. The insights discuss viewing marketing from the customer and marketer perspectives. The discussion covers various best practices and factors to consider for campaign design. The solution proposes a new online marketing model called "GITModel" to help select the right channels. The conclusion advocates for smart, integrated marketing that respects consumers across multiple channels.
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- 1. Identify the right integratedmarketing communication channels Team |Gaurav |Ishan
- 2. Snapshot The Problem The methodology TheBackground The Situation The Insights The Discussion The Solution The Conclusion
- 3. The problem TOO manymarketing communication channels & Limited marketing budget
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- 5. Problem discovery Analysis ofthe Problem Review of Lierature Secondary data Problem Definition Designing a new marketing Model Experts' Opinions To check the feasibility of this new model Improving the model Recommendations Conclusion
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- 8. In the simplertime… Lack of variety of products in the market Lack of competitors Lack of options for the consumers WORD-OF-MOUTH MARKETING
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- 10. Competition heated up MOREproducts, MORE competitors, MORE options
- 11. Fighting in thecrowded market place Shift of focus to Branding, Communication, Advertising Our product is better than yours
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- 14. The customer isKING Intense competition for customers Understand the needs and wants of customer
- 15. Over the pastfew decades, there was a very small and little changes in our marketing communication channels Until….
- 16. The boom ofdigital media
- 17. Marketing revolution Online marketinghas transformed the entire marketing industry. Introduction of many new & exciting marketing channels: Website, search engine, social media etc.
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- 23. Pros Cons • Appeal tocertain group of audience • Limited coverage • Higher probability of reaching the target audience • Readers might focus on editorial reports instead of advertisement • Many options to choose from
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- 25. Becoming irrelevant Only accountfor 6.9% of the total marketing expenditures in the year 2012.
- 26. Pros Cons • Can targetspecific group • Low impact due to short duration • Less expensive compare to TV • Is anyone listening to the advertisement?
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- 29. Pros Cons • Large coverage •High investment • Higher clarity of messages • Low impact due to short duration • Can segment according to programs • Is anyone watching the advertisement?
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- 32. Pros Cons • Instant results •Platform too diverse • Easier to work with • Privacy issues • Direct marketing • Tracking users response • Poor navigation on mobile phone
- 35. Pros Convenience Reach Cost Personalization Improve customers relationship • Socialmedia industry • • • • • Cons • Security • Updates • Hidden costs
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- 37. Most commonly usesocial media platforms for marketers 00% 92% 90% 80% 80% 70% 70% 60% 58% 56% 50% 42% 41% 40% 30% 20% 18% 16% 11% 10% 0% 10% 5% 4% 4%
- 38. Google+ 2% Most important socialmedia platforms Pinterest for marketers 1% Others 1% Forums 1% YouTube 4% Blogging 14% Facebook 49% Linkedin 16% Twitter 12%
- 44. Pros Improved sales Increased traffic Increasedexposure Provide marketplace insight • Developed loyal fans • Reduced marketing expenses • • • • Cons • Hacker’s threat • Risk of negative comments • Time-consuming
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- 51. The trusted channelby consumers
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- 63. Look for consumerbehavior pattern to draw a successful marketing campaign. Success of a marketing campaign should be judged beyond ROI. Marketing objectives are needed to be clearly defined before designing a campaign.
- 64. “In marketing, thereare no hard and fast rules , what may work for one company may not work for another.” “Data collection is of prime importance for a marketer before designing any campaign.”
- 65. 3 factors toconsider for marketing campaign: • Sales goals • Scale of the campaign • Cost of the campaign “Big data gives us the basic market patterns and scenarios but they cannot be relied on to predict future market trends .”
- 66. Social marketing asa concept of creating brand awareness is very good; it also is a good medium of receiving and processing the views of prospective customers . “ROI should be measured on both quantitative and qualitative figures.”
- 67. Marketing channel choiceis based on two primary parameters: Target audience and product market. Internet is the most cost effective marketing channel in today's world. Just having a page on Facebook is not social media marketing. It is a platform to constantly engage and interact with your customers
- 68. Use return onmarketing investment (ROMI). It measures the incremental sales growth from the marketing campaign considering the contribution margin of the business . Marketers should understand and measure the marketing campaign on the basis of business life cycle.
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- 72. smart marketing—it’s a distinctcompetitive advantage in today’s ever-changing marketing landscape “Those who respect consumer preference will soon find themselves able to reach consumers in new and more relevant ways across greater number of channels”
- 73. Sky is thelimit DONE BUT NOT FINISH GOOD BUT NOT GREAT COMPLETE BUT NOT PERFECT There is always room for improvement!
- 74. Thank You forsitting through this long presentation