What are
Major Steps in
Developing Effective
Marketing Communication?
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1.IdentifyingTarget Audience
2.Determining Communications Objective
Establishing a new
Product or Service
Category
Increase Brand
Awareness
Improve Brand
Attitude
Brand Purchase
Intention
3.Design the Communication
Formulating the communications to achieve the desired
response requires solving three problems:
Message Strategy:What to Say?
Creative Strategy: How to Say it?
Message Source:Who should Say it?
4. Select Communication Channels
Communication Channels may be:
 Personal Channels:Two or more persons communicate
face-to-face or person-to-audience through a phone,
surface mail or e-mail.
 Non-Personal(Mass) Channels: Communications directed
to more than one person.Advertising, Sales promotion,
Events and Experiences, and public relations fall in this
category.
5.EstablishingTotal Marketing Budget
Ways in which Company’s set their Marketing Communications
Budget:
Affordable Method: Budget is Set at a level Company can Afford
Percentage of Sales Method: Budget is set at a pre-specified
percentage of current or anticipated sales.
Competitive-Parity Method: Budget matches Competitors
Outlays
Objective andTask Method
5.EstablishingTotal Marketing Budget
Objective andTask Method :
Communication budgets are developed by
• Defining Specific Objectives
• Determining the tasks that must be
performed to achieve these objectives
• Estimating the costs of performing them
6. Deciding the
Marketing
Communications
Mix
7. Measuring Communication Results
Knowing the Outcomes and Revenues
resulting from communications investment
through surveys, questionnaires about brand
recognition, attitude and preference and by
changes in sales records.
Disclaimer :
These slides were created by
PreethamV Raikar, IIT Madras,
during a Marketing internship by
Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow
(See www.IIMInternship.com )

What are the major steps in developing effective communications

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    What are Major Stepsin Developing Effective Marketing Communication?
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    2.Determining Communications Objective Establishinga new Product or Service Category Increase Brand Awareness Improve Brand Attitude Brand Purchase Intention
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    3.Design the Communication Formulatingthe communications to achieve the desired response requires solving three problems: Message Strategy:What to Say? Creative Strategy: How to Say it? Message Source:Who should Say it?
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    4. Select CommunicationChannels Communication Channels may be:  Personal Channels:Two or more persons communicate face-to-face or person-to-audience through a phone, surface mail or e-mail.  Non-Personal(Mass) Channels: Communications directed to more than one person.Advertising, Sales promotion, Events and Experiences, and public relations fall in this category.
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    5.EstablishingTotal Marketing Budget Waysin which Company’s set their Marketing Communications Budget: Affordable Method: Budget is Set at a level Company can Afford Percentage of Sales Method: Budget is set at a pre-specified percentage of current or anticipated sales. Competitive-Parity Method: Budget matches Competitors Outlays Objective andTask Method
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    5.EstablishingTotal Marketing Budget ObjectiveandTask Method : Communication budgets are developed by • Defining Specific Objectives • Determining the tasks that must be performed to achieve these objectives • Estimating the costs of performing them
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    7. Measuring CommunicationResults Knowing the Outcomes and Revenues resulting from communications investment through surveys, questionnaires about brand recognition, attitude and preference and by changes in sales records.
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    Disclaimer : These slideswere created by PreethamV Raikar, IIT Madras, during a Marketing internship by Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow (See www.IIMInternship.com )