Why do some companies get more public attention than others? What can a small (or big) company do to make its target groups interested?
Presentation at Cleantech Finland's member event on 14 May 2013.
The impact of the emotional branding in the nonprofit sector.
Branding in the nonprofit sector appears to be at an inflection point in its development.
The document summarizes the topics that were covered in a business English class, including advertising vocabulary, the four major promotional tools, and accounting and financial statements. It discusses exercises completed by students on advertising vocabulary and the promotional tools. It concludes by having students work in groups to create a promotional campaign for a product using the four tools and assigning homework on the tools.
Brand building through integrated marketing communication DesignedEra
The document discusses brand building and communication through integrated marketing communication (IMC). It defines brand building as generating awareness and promoting a company using strategies like advertising campaigns. Brand communication involves activities like advertising, social media, and reviews to interact with customers. IMC integrates different promotion methods like advertisements, personal selling, sales promotion, public relations, and internet marketing to promote products and services. The goal of IMC is to generate short-term financial returns and long-term brand value. Examples of IMC include using different channels like advertisements, sales promotions, social media, and websites together in a coordinated manner.
“Thought leadership is the recognition from the outside world that the company deeply understands its business, the needs of its customers and the broader marketplace in which it operates.”
The document discusses advertising creativity and the creative process in advertising. It defines advertising creativity as the ability to generate unique ideas that solve communication problems. Some determinants of creativity are originality, flexibility, elaboration, synthesis, and artistic value. The creative process generally involves gathering information, incubation of ideas, insight or solution, and refinement. Two models of the creative process are outlined involving research, wrestling with ideas, subconscious incubation, idea birth, and shaping ideas. An effective advertising campaign is coordinated across different media around a central theme over time. The creative brief guides the campaign with objectives, target audience, selling ideas, and strategy. Developing a unique selling proposition or brand image are important in the search for a major selling idea
The document discusses branding and provides tips for creating a strong brand. It emphasizes that a strong brand helps customers by fulfilling their aspirations and making clear, consistent promises over time. Key aspects of branding discussed include formulating a compelling brand story, engaging customers to understand what they like and dislike, focusing on the entire customer experience, evoking positive emotions, maintaining consistent branding elements across platforms, committing to quality and value, and staying relevant by anticipating customer needs. The document is meant to help the reader evaluate their own brand on these aspects and formulate a brand strategy.
The impact of the emotional branding in the nonprofit sector.
Branding in the nonprofit sector appears to be at an inflection point in its development.
The document summarizes the topics that were covered in a business English class, including advertising vocabulary, the four major promotional tools, and accounting and financial statements. It discusses exercises completed by students on advertising vocabulary and the promotional tools. It concludes by having students work in groups to create a promotional campaign for a product using the four tools and assigning homework on the tools.
Brand building through integrated marketing communication DesignedEra
The document discusses brand building and communication through integrated marketing communication (IMC). It defines brand building as generating awareness and promoting a company using strategies like advertising campaigns. Brand communication involves activities like advertising, social media, and reviews to interact with customers. IMC integrates different promotion methods like advertisements, personal selling, sales promotion, public relations, and internet marketing to promote products and services. The goal of IMC is to generate short-term financial returns and long-term brand value. Examples of IMC include using different channels like advertisements, sales promotions, social media, and websites together in a coordinated manner.
“Thought leadership is the recognition from the outside world that the company deeply understands its business, the needs of its customers and the broader marketplace in which it operates.”
The document discusses advertising creativity and the creative process in advertising. It defines advertising creativity as the ability to generate unique ideas that solve communication problems. Some determinants of creativity are originality, flexibility, elaboration, synthesis, and artistic value. The creative process generally involves gathering information, incubation of ideas, insight or solution, and refinement. Two models of the creative process are outlined involving research, wrestling with ideas, subconscious incubation, idea birth, and shaping ideas. An effective advertising campaign is coordinated across different media around a central theme over time. The creative brief guides the campaign with objectives, target audience, selling ideas, and strategy. Developing a unique selling proposition or brand image are important in the search for a major selling idea
The document discusses branding and provides tips for creating a strong brand. It emphasizes that a strong brand helps customers by fulfilling their aspirations and making clear, consistent promises over time. Key aspects of branding discussed include formulating a compelling brand story, engaging customers to understand what they like and dislike, focusing on the entire customer experience, evoking positive emotions, maintaining consistent branding elements across platforms, committing to quality and value, and staying relevant by anticipating customer needs. The document is meant to help the reader evaluate their own brand on these aspects and formulate a brand strategy.
This document provides tips for succeeding in sales, including writing an introductory letter to potential clients, giving background on the founder to build credibility, using a triangle of prospecting techniques to build a customer base, having a bilingual staff and tracking leads, capitalizing on social media, using a Theory Z leadership style that balances structure and freedom, and addressing real world problems clients may have. It encourages the reader to sign up to learn more.
Creativity in advertising can be an effective marketing strategy when done properly. Creative ads tend to be more memorable, get more attention, and require less media spending to be effective. However, more creativity does not always translate to better results. The effectiveness of creative advertising depends on factors like the product category and dimensions of creativity like originality, artistic value, flexibility, elaboration, and synthesis. While highly creative ads may boost sales for certain categories like coffee, too much creativity could potentially decrease sales for other categories like body lotion that consumers prioritize function over image. It is important for advertisers to understand their product category's sensitivity to creativity before investing in a highly creative advertising campaign.
This document discusses the need for destinations to move away from complacency and build a vision. It emphasizes measuring customer experiences and the importance of word-of-mouth promotion. Destinations are encouraged to create a business plan, measure key metrics like net promoter scores, and lead their industry.
The document provides 5 tips for using media coverage as a content marketing strategy. The tips are: 1) Do not expect others to care about your story without effort on your part; 2) Use media coverage as a platform to tell your story to wider audiences; 3) Tailor your messaging to specific target audiences; 4) Take ownership of your story and how it is presented rather than relying on others; 5) Develop multiple stories targeted to different audiences rather than a single overall story. The goal is to leverage media coverage to raise awareness, drive sales, grow audiences and secure investments.
Creativity in advertising-a havard business articleSameer Mathur
Creative advertising is more memorable and effective than non-creative ads according to advertising experts. Creativity involves elements like originality, flexibility, elaboration, synthesis, and artistic value. Some successful Indian ad campaigns that demonstrated creativity included Airtel's "Har ek friend" jingle, Amul's long-running print ads, Vodafone's Zoozoos characters, and Flipkart's ads featuring kids acting as adults. Creative ads can increase brand awareness and sales, though the impact may differ by product category.
The document describes several marketing models that outline the typical stages a consumer progresses through when engaging with advertising or promotional materials for a product.
The most well-known model is AIDA, which stands for Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action. It proposes that marketing communications should first grab the consumer's attention, then build their interest by focusing on benefits, develop desire by convincing them the product will satisfy their needs, and finally prompt them to take action such as a purchase.
Two other models discussed are Lavidge and Steiner's hierarchy of effects model, which adds additional cognitive and affective stages between awareness and action. Lastly, DAGMAR focuses on measuring advertising effectiveness by mapping how consumers move from unaware
Creating Marketing Strategy For A New BrandPavel Mrazek
This document provides guidance for creating a marketing strategy for a new brand. It emphasizes the importance of understanding your business, customers, and brand before developing a strategy. It recommends determining your budget, identifying customer personas, prioritizing key marketing channels, and creating a detailed plan with deadlines for execution and optimization. Developing an initial strategy will help guide efforts and save resources compared to not having a plan in place.
This slide gives the detail analysis that a company perform on some well establish dimensions for using creativity in advertising for mor effectiveness
Creativity involves turning new ideas into reality, improving solutions, and motivating customers. There are seven creative strategies: generic does not differentiate brands; pre-emptive claims attributes for one brand; unique-selling-propositions highlight unique benefits; brand-image emphasizes psychological differences; positioning directly compares products; resonance appeals emotionally; and emotional plays on feelings. The creative process has five stages: developing a brief outlining the message and audience; writing copy to engage the audience; developing visuals supporting the message; creating the advertisement; and launching the campaign over time.
AIDA Model is a model to create awareness regarding dedication of work to the employees as well as every individual, they can get to know about interest of work in the organization and how they can take action.
Creative advertising is more memorable, longer lasting, and works with less media spending than traditional advertising. It builds fan communities faster. Key dimensions of creativity are originality, flexibility, elaboration, synthesis, and artistic value. Some creative Indian ad campaigns that were successful include Airtel's "Har ek friend" campaign, Amul's long-running print ads, Vodafone's Zoozoos characters, Flipkart's ads showing kids in adult roles, and Pepsi's youth-focused campaigns. Research shows that the longer creative ads run, the more impact they have on sales, and creative campaigns on average nearly double the sales impact per rupee spent versus non-creative campaigns. However, the effect of
Creative that cracks the code, Sameer Agarwal, HBR ArticleSameer Mathur
This document discusses creative advertising campaigns that have been successful. It provides examples of campaigns that used memes, games, crowdsourcing, and humor. Specifically it mentions:
1. Wonderful Pistachios used memes like Honey Badger which increased sales 233%.
2. Coca Cola China's mobile game was downloaded 380,000 times in the first month.
3. Oreo's crowdsourced Facebook campaign increased sharing by 4,400%.
4. Kia Motors' humorous ads led to double digit growth for several years.
It also discusses successful Indian campaigns like the "Mauka Mauka" World Cup ads for Star Sports and Vodaf
The document discusses how marketers on different teams within a company often work independently instead of collaboratively. It recommends that marketers should have a shared objective of revenue generation and understand each team's role in moving customers through the buying cycle. Each team, including field marketing, product marketing, and corporate communications, has an important and distinct role to play if the focus is kept on understanding customer needs and pain points. By understanding these principles and having a consistent content generation process, marketer teams can work together effectively to create and distribute the right content assets to targeted micro-audiences.
This document discusses advertising, including its definition, objectives, types, and factors to consider. Advertising is defined as a paid, non-personal form of communication used to promote ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor. The objectives of advertising can include increasing sales, brand recognition, market share, and more. There are different types of advertising such as product advertising used at various stages, competitive advertising, cooperative advertising, and institutional advertising. Factors that influence advertising include the credibility and attractiveness of the source, the structure and persuasiveness of the message, and the type of message appeal used. Budgets for advertising are determined through various approaches like market share, percentage of sales, and funds available.
The document provides an overview of guerrilla marketing strategies and tactics for developing a cooperative housing marketing plan. It discusses the traditional "5 P's of Marketing" - product, price, promotion, place and people. It then outlines a 9-step process for creating a marketing plan, including analyzing current efforts, identifying the target market and competition, selecting marketing elements, and monitoring results. Various low-cost guerrilla tactics are suggested for each step and element.
CREATIVE STRATEGIES IN ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONST HARI KUMAR
The document discusses various advertising campaigns that utilize creative strategies and tools. It provides examples of campaigns by Titan Watches, ShopClues, and Coca-Cola. The Titan campaign created an emotional advertisement around the holidays to promote the "joy of gifting." ShopClues revamped their website and launched a mass media campaign across TV and online channels in India to attract new customers. Coca-Cola's 2013 campaign brought people in India and Pakistan together through virtual interactions using vending machines. The document also discusses the rise of "selfies" and how some companies have implemented selfie-focused campaigns.
Advertising’s New Medium : Human Experience (inspired by the article of Jeffr...Elaine Lorent
We are living in a media saturated world, which is kind of a sad reality for us marketers. I had the chance to work on that project, that sort of gives a new ways to reach your target audience in a less intrusive way. This is a genuine idea from Jeffrey F. Rayport about how the human experience can actually be seen as a new media for advertising. Throughout the slides, I tried to show as much as possible how this was true and though, really effective in a brand communication process today.
This was a NYU project for the class of Digital Marketing taught by Tina Miletich. Feel free to try to answer the questions at the end of the presentations to be sure that you understood the key concepts.
Link to the article: http://hbr.org/2013/03/advertisings-new-medium-human-experience/ar/1
This document outlines the essential steps for creating effective media: establish a media goal and budget, determine the target audience, select the appropriate media platform, implement the media plan, and follow up. It also discusses common advertising appeal strategies such as personal, social, sexual, romantic, and youth appeals that are used to grab attention and persuade people.
Fox Marketing believes that marketing should be done smartly, like a fox, by developing strategies based on research and adapting to changes. They help brands devise remarkable marketing approaches through ideas, creative campaigns, social media strategies, and training to outperform competitors. Run by Gavin Fox, an experienced marketer and lecturer, they aim to make brands stand out from the noise through distinctive, engaging campaigns.
This document provides tips for succeeding in sales, including writing an introductory letter to potential clients, giving background on the founder to build credibility, using a triangle of prospecting techniques to build a customer base, having a bilingual staff and tracking leads, capitalizing on social media, using a Theory Z leadership style that balances structure and freedom, and addressing real world problems clients may have. It encourages the reader to sign up to learn more.
Creativity in advertising can be an effective marketing strategy when done properly. Creative ads tend to be more memorable, get more attention, and require less media spending to be effective. However, more creativity does not always translate to better results. The effectiveness of creative advertising depends on factors like the product category and dimensions of creativity like originality, artistic value, flexibility, elaboration, and synthesis. While highly creative ads may boost sales for certain categories like coffee, too much creativity could potentially decrease sales for other categories like body lotion that consumers prioritize function over image. It is important for advertisers to understand their product category's sensitivity to creativity before investing in a highly creative advertising campaign.
This document discusses the need for destinations to move away from complacency and build a vision. It emphasizes measuring customer experiences and the importance of word-of-mouth promotion. Destinations are encouraged to create a business plan, measure key metrics like net promoter scores, and lead their industry.
The document provides 5 tips for using media coverage as a content marketing strategy. The tips are: 1) Do not expect others to care about your story without effort on your part; 2) Use media coverage as a platform to tell your story to wider audiences; 3) Tailor your messaging to specific target audiences; 4) Take ownership of your story and how it is presented rather than relying on others; 5) Develop multiple stories targeted to different audiences rather than a single overall story. The goal is to leverage media coverage to raise awareness, drive sales, grow audiences and secure investments.
Creativity in advertising-a havard business articleSameer Mathur
Creative advertising is more memorable and effective than non-creative ads according to advertising experts. Creativity involves elements like originality, flexibility, elaboration, synthesis, and artistic value. Some successful Indian ad campaigns that demonstrated creativity included Airtel's "Har ek friend" jingle, Amul's long-running print ads, Vodafone's Zoozoos characters, and Flipkart's ads featuring kids acting as adults. Creative ads can increase brand awareness and sales, though the impact may differ by product category.
The document describes several marketing models that outline the typical stages a consumer progresses through when engaging with advertising or promotional materials for a product.
The most well-known model is AIDA, which stands for Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action. It proposes that marketing communications should first grab the consumer's attention, then build their interest by focusing on benefits, develop desire by convincing them the product will satisfy their needs, and finally prompt them to take action such as a purchase.
Two other models discussed are Lavidge and Steiner's hierarchy of effects model, which adds additional cognitive and affective stages between awareness and action. Lastly, DAGMAR focuses on measuring advertising effectiveness by mapping how consumers move from unaware
Creating Marketing Strategy For A New BrandPavel Mrazek
This document provides guidance for creating a marketing strategy for a new brand. It emphasizes the importance of understanding your business, customers, and brand before developing a strategy. It recommends determining your budget, identifying customer personas, prioritizing key marketing channels, and creating a detailed plan with deadlines for execution and optimization. Developing an initial strategy will help guide efforts and save resources compared to not having a plan in place.
This slide gives the detail analysis that a company perform on some well establish dimensions for using creativity in advertising for mor effectiveness
Creativity involves turning new ideas into reality, improving solutions, and motivating customers. There are seven creative strategies: generic does not differentiate brands; pre-emptive claims attributes for one brand; unique-selling-propositions highlight unique benefits; brand-image emphasizes psychological differences; positioning directly compares products; resonance appeals emotionally; and emotional plays on feelings. The creative process has five stages: developing a brief outlining the message and audience; writing copy to engage the audience; developing visuals supporting the message; creating the advertisement; and launching the campaign over time.
AIDA Model is a model to create awareness regarding dedication of work to the employees as well as every individual, they can get to know about interest of work in the organization and how they can take action.
Creative advertising is more memorable, longer lasting, and works with less media spending than traditional advertising. It builds fan communities faster. Key dimensions of creativity are originality, flexibility, elaboration, synthesis, and artistic value. Some creative Indian ad campaigns that were successful include Airtel's "Har ek friend" campaign, Amul's long-running print ads, Vodafone's Zoozoos characters, Flipkart's ads showing kids in adult roles, and Pepsi's youth-focused campaigns. Research shows that the longer creative ads run, the more impact they have on sales, and creative campaigns on average nearly double the sales impact per rupee spent versus non-creative campaigns. However, the effect of
Creative that cracks the code, Sameer Agarwal, HBR ArticleSameer Mathur
This document discusses creative advertising campaigns that have been successful. It provides examples of campaigns that used memes, games, crowdsourcing, and humor. Specifically it mentions:
1. Wonderful Pistachios used memes like Honey Badger which increased sales 233%.
2. Coca Cola China's mobile game was downloaded 380,000 times in the first month.
3. Oreo's crowdsourced Facebook campaign increased sharing by 4,400%.
4. Kia Motors' humorous ads led to double digit growth for several years.
It also discusses successful Indian campaigns like the "Mauka Mauka" World Cup ads for Star Sports and Vodaf
The document discusses how marketers on different teams within a company often work independently instead of collaboratively. It recommends that marketers should have a shared objective of revenue generation and understand each team's role in moving customers through the buying cycle. Each team, including field marketing, product marketing, and corporate communications, has an important and distinct role to play if the focus is kept on understanding customer needs and pain points. By understanding these principles and having a consistent content generation process, marketer teams can work together effectively to create and distribute the right content assets to targeted micro-audiences.
This document discusses advertising, including its definition, objectives, types, and factors to consider. Advertising is defined as a paid, non-personal form of communication used to promote ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor. The objectives of advertising can include increasing sales, brand recognition, market share, and more. There are different types of advertising such as product advertising used at various stages, competitive advertising, cooperative advertising, and institutional advertising. Factors that influence advertising include the credibility and attractiveness of the source, the structure and persuasiveness of the message, and the type of message appeal used. Budgets for advertising are determined through various approaches like market share, percentage of sales, and funds available.
The document provides an overview of guerrilla marketing strategies and tactics for developing a cooperative housing marketing plan. It discusses the traditional "5 P's of Marketing" - product, price, promotion, place and people. It then outlines a 9-step process for creating a marketing plan, including analyzing current efforts, identifying the target market and competition, selecting marketing elements, and monitoring results. Various low-cost guerrilla tactics are suggested for each step and element.
CREATIVE STRATEGIES IN ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONST HARI KUMAR
The document discusses various advertising campaigns that utilize creative strategies and tools. It provides examples of campaigns by Titan Watches, ShopClues, and Coca-Cola. The Titan campaign created an emotional advertisement around the holidays to promote the "joy of gifting." ShopClues revamped their website and launched a mass media campaign across TV and online channels in India to attract new customers. Coca-Cola's 2013 campaign brought people in India and Pakistan together through virtual interactions using vending machines. The document also discusses the rise of "selfies" and how some companies have implemented selfie-focused campaigns.
Advertising’s New Medium : Human Experience (inspired by the article of Jeffr...Elaine Lorent
We are living in a media saturated world, which is kind of a sad reality for us marketers. I had the chance to work on that project, that sort of gives a new ways to reach your target audience in a less intrusive way. This is a genuine idea from Jeffrey F. Rayport about how the human experience can actually be seen as a new media for advertising. Throughout the slides, I tried to show as much as possible how this was true and though, really effective in a brand communication process today.
This was a NYU project for the class of Digital Marketing taught by Tina Miletich. Feel free to try to answer the questions at the end of the presentations to be sure that you understood the key concepts.
Link to the article: http://hbr.org/2013/03/advertisings-new-medium-human-experience/ar/1
This document outlines the essential steps for creating effective media: establish a media goal and budget, determine the target audience, select the appropriate media platform, implement the media plan, and follow up. It also discusses common advertising appeal strategies such as personal, social, sexual, romantic, and youth appeals that are used to grab attention and persuade people.
Fox Marketing believes that marketing should be done smartly, like a fox, by developing strategies based on research and adapting to changes. They help brands devise remarkable marketing approaches through ideas, creative campaigns, social media strategies, and training to outperform competitors. Run by Gavin Fox, an experienced marketer and lecturer, they aim to make brands stand out from the noise through distinctive, engaging campaigns.
CreateWOWmarketing, LLC and The Brand Chef (Andrew B. Clark) developed a brand evaluation process based on the acronym T.R.U.E. Branding (Truth, Relevance, Unique and Engaging). This presentation gives a general overview of the value of marketing, TRUE Branding and developing a marketing plan for your business.
CreateWOWmarketing, LLC and The Brand Chef (Andrew B. Clark) developed a brand evaluation process based on the acronym T.R.U.E. Branding (Truth, Relevance, Unique and Engaging). This presentation gives a general overview of the value of marketing, TRUE Branding and developing a marketing plan for your business.
Pam is an experienced keynote speaker and workshop facilitator on topics related to content marketing, digital marketing, and marketing trends. She has over 20 years of experience in corporate marketing roles and is an author and adjunct professor. Pam is able to customize her presentations and provide actionable takeaways for audiences. She receives strong praise from both event organizers and attendees for her engaging and educational style.
The document provides an overview of digital marketing and content marketing strategies. It discusses key concepts like defining goals and metrics, identifying target audiences, creating different types of content, and measuring performance. Content marketing tactics include focusing on quality content, addressing pain points, optimizing content for mobile, and using various content formats and channels for distribution. Copywriting strategies involve crafting headlines, bullet points, and body copy that highlight problems and solutions to attract and persuade prospective customers."
This is a presentation I gave to early stage startups as part of an incubator program. You can email me if you want the speaker notes of if you have questions.
Workshop for Brand Leaders to make them smarter at media planning and help them make better decisions with their Brands. We help the Brand Leader look at media as an investment within the planning process, assess media’s role in your advertising, and show strengths/weaknesses of both traditional and digital media.
Personal branding is how individuals market themselves and their careers to others through self-packaging including their image, clothing, appearance, and knowledge. It is important for individuals to be in control of how they are perceived and what they want to be known for. The document provides tips on developing a personal brand mantra, identifying strengths and niche, maintaining consistency across online and real-world branding, and dos and don'ts for successful personal branding.
This document discusses branding and marketing strategies for organizations. It defines branding as going beyond just a name or logo to represent a consistent set of visuals, language, and messaging. The document outlines steps to develop an organizational brand such as identifying target audiences, their needs and hot buttons. It also discusses communicating the brand through appealing to different learning styles, considering competitors, generating referrals, and justifying purchases. Overall, the document provides guidance on understanding audiences and building a brand identity through consistent messaging.
Building a Business Strategy that Marketing can AmplifyGeoff Main
Success in business requires a clear vision and plan to execute, yet many can't articulate what their business is about, how they are unique or how it adds value to consumers lives
This presentation digs into the key elements to building a business strategy and how it defines all your decisions going forward, including the marketing messages, campaigns and channels you choose.
Prepared by Geoff Main from Passionberry Marketing for Byrons Accounting Clients, 24 Feb 2015.
Advertising is defined as any paid nonpersonal communication about an organization, product, service, or idea by an identified sponsor. Advertising provides benefits such as being a cost-effective way to reach large audiences, building brand equity, and stimulating demand. Advertising theories include practice-based theories focusing on unique selling propositions and reason why approaches as well as information processing theories examining how consumers receive and process advertising messages. Media planning involves determining reach, frequency, weight, and effective reach to allocate advertising budgets across different media vehicles in order to achieve marketing objectives.
The document discusses the importance of developing a strong brand story. It states that in today's competitive environment, it is not enough to just provide facts about a company - you need to be compelling and memorable. A good brand story answers the question of what makes your brand so special. The document then provides guidance on key elements that make up a powerful brand such as defining a big idea that matters to people, reflecting customers, engaging customers, and enabling customers to do more. It emphasizes that powerful brands are about people, not products, and reflect customers' aspirations.
The document discusses employer branding and provides tips for building a successful employer brand. It defines employer brand as the market perception of an organization as a great place to work. It stresses that employer branding should have clear goals and strategies aligned with business goals. It also provides examples of communication channels employers can use to engage candidates and current employees, such as careers websites, social media, recognition programs, and employee storytelling.
A brand new way to grow your business e book by mahesh enjeti (2017-01_25 20_...Mahesh Enjeti
This document discusses how to increase both sales and profits through branding. It argues that businesses often focus too much on revenue growth through price drops rather than profitable growth. It also argues that brands are often seen only as marketing tools rather than business assets that can generate profits. The document proposes that brands should be viewed as a business's purpose and foundation. It provides case studies of how focusing on brand experience over expression and aligning promises with delivery can help businesses grow profits through their brands.
The document provides an overview of a branding course. It discusses key concepts in branding like brand identity, image, character, culture, and soul. It also covers personal branding, corporate branding, developing brand identity, and components of an effective branding strategy. The course syllabus outlines topics that will be covered like conducting brand audits, crafting vision statements, evaluating brand visuals and language, enhancing brand touchpoints, and measuring brand performance. The goal of the course is to help students understand how to create, develop, manage and measure brand effectiveness.
This document discusses advertising and the advertising plan. It aims to gain an understanding of advertising's role in marketing communications and examine advertising theories and their relationship to consumer behavior. The advertising plan matches the right audience, message, and media to reach that audience. The document also discusses branding and the marketing mix, defining advertising goals, and the roles and functions of advertising including informing consumers, creating demand, and shaping consumer self-image. It examines major advertising media and types of advertising.
We are in the age of connectivity where there are over 4.33 billion active internet users worldwide and 3.9 billion unique mobile users. DIGITAL is here to stay.
Digital Marketing is a valuable asset to your businesses’ growth. It creates equal opportunity for SMEs, helps establish your presence online, enables you to track and monitor campaigns easily and most importantly, drives leads which in turn converts into sales. This presentation will teach you how to leverage digital marketing to drive awareness and grow.
The document summarizes the book "Upstarts! How GenY Entrepreneurs Are Rocking The World of Business" which profiles young entrepreneurs from Generation Y and identifies eight characteristics of their businesses. These upstart companies are extremely collaborative, use technology innovatively, disrupt industry status quos, market directly to other Gen Y consumers, build brands through online dialogue, incorporate social missions, redefine flexible workplaces, and grow through constant improvisation. The book suggests established businesses can learn from these traits.
Veronika Fazekas is a marketing and business development professional based in Barcelona with over 10 years of experience in brand identity building and marketing strategy. She has experience managing projects from initial concept to completion for both established organizations and startups. She provides strategic consulting, branding, social media management, digital advertising, public relations, and promotional planning services with a focus on innovative and creative solutions.
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Kaisa Hernberg discusses how cities can become smarter through technology-based services. As cities face problems like pollution and traffic congestion, they cannot always solve these issues alone. Traditionally, cities own and operate infrastructure and services, but a new paradigm views the city as an open platform where citizens, startups, and communities create new services and facilities. The document provides examples of Vancouver allowing tech companies to test technologies on municipal assets, benefiting companies and the city. It also discusses mobility and heating solutions emerging from sharing economies, renewable energy, and increased efficiency. For these new approaches to work, cities need openness, removed restrictions, a commitment to collaboration, and an understanding of their core roles and assets.
Nykypäivän työelämässä asiantuntijan on osattava myydä ja markkinoida osaamistaan. Monella on negatiivisia käsityksiä myyjistä ja myymisestä, mutta oikeasti myymisessä on kyse ongelmien ratkaisemisesta ja yhteisen edun etsimisestä.
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Suomalaisten yritysten pitäisi pystyä luomaan paljon lisää työpaikkoja. Energia-alalla on suuria mahdollisuuksia. Aalto-yliopiston professorin Raimo Lovion esitys "Ilmastonmuutoksen torjunta, Suomen paras bisnesmahdollisuus?" -seminaarissa 25.3.2015
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The Climate Leadership Council in Finland has 17 member organizations and aims to make climate change the world's largest business opportunity. Current resource use is 1.5 times what the planet can sustain, and without changes this will rise to 2.5-4 times unsustainable levels. Innovation and new clean technologies are necessary to reduce impacts to sustainable levels. Cities are driving decarbonized economic growth through policies like Copenhagen's plan to be carbon neutral by 2025. Leading countries are combining emissions reductions, energy transformation, and green growth in strategies like Denmark's plan for energy independence from fossil fuels by 2050.
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Monelle asiantuntijalle myyminen on kauhukokemus. Toisaalta yhä useammassa yrityksessä asiakkaat haluavat asioida juuri asiantuntijoiden kanssa. Miten saada myyntikielteiset asiantuntijat suhtautumaan myyntiin ja asiakastyöhön positiivisemmin?
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2) Finland has developed strong cleantech expertise due to its harsh climate and lack of fossil fuels, and cleantech now represents over 1% of Finland's GDP.
3) Key Finnish cleantech strengths include a culture of innovation, high-level technology expertise, a focus on quality and reliability, and experience solving environmental challenges.
Presentation in cleantech seminar as part of the Finnish Prime Minister's and Minister for the Environment's business delegation visit to Beijing on 10 September 2013.
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