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Advertising, Sales
Promotion, and Public Relations
Chapter 19Chapter 19Chapter 19Chapter 19
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Chapter GoalsChapter GoalsChapter GoalsChapter Goals
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• Nature and scope of advertising, sales promotion, and public relations
• Characteristics of the major types of communication tools
• How advertising campaigns are developed and media are selected
• Alternative ways firms organize the advertising efforts
• How sales promotion is managed to maximize effectiveness
• The role of public relations in the promotion mix
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AdvertisingAdvertising
Verbal and/or visual
Nonpersonalmessage
Delivery through
media
Identified sponsor
PaymentBy sponsorTo mediaCarrying message
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Advertising ExpendituresAdvertising Expenditures
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10 National Advertisers10 National Advertisers
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Types of AdvertisingTypes of Advertising
TARGET: Consumer or BusinessTARGET: Consumer or Business
TYPE OF DEMAND: Primary or SelectiveTYPE OF DEMAND: Primary or Selective
MESSAGE: Product or InstitutionalMESSAGE: Product or Institutional
SOURCE: Commercial or SocialSOURCE: Commercial or Social
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Advertising CampaignAdvertising Campaign
All tasks involved in transforming a theme
into a coordinated advertising program to accomplish a specific goal
for a product or brand
All tasks involved in transforming a theme
into a coordinated advertising program to accomplish a specific goal
for a product or brand
Several different messagesOver an extended time
Using a variety of media
Several different messagesOver an extended time
Using a variety of media
AdvertisingCampaign
Involves
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Developing an Advertising Developing an Advertising CampaignCampaign
Framework for an advertising campaignFramework for an advertising campaign
Identify the
Target audience
EstablishPromotional
goals
SetPromotional
budget
Determinepromotional
theme
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BudgetsBudgets
VerticalCooperativeAdvertising
HorizontalCooperativeAdvertising
Advertisingallowance
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Creating a MessageCreating a Message
AttentionAttention
ExecutionExecution
AppealAppeal
InfluenceInfluence
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Selecting MediaSelecting Media
TypeOf
Media
Specific Media
Vehicles
CategoryOf
Medium
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Selecting Media: General FactorsSelecting Media: General Factors
Objectives of the
Ad
Requirementsof the
Message
AudienceCoverage
Timeand
Location MediaCost
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MediaMedia
TV
MAGAZINES
NEWSPAPERS DIRECT MAIL
RADIO
OUT-OF-HOME INTERACTIVE
YELLOW PAGES
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Cost of AdvertisingCost of Advertising
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Evaluating the Advertising EffortEvaluating the Advertising Effort
DifficultyOf Evaluation
MethodsUsed to Measure
Effectiveness
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Organizing for AdvertisingOrganizing for Advertising
Internal DepartmentsInternal Departments
Advertising AgenciesAdvertising Agencies
Inside department and
Outside Agency
Inside department and
Outside Agency
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Sales PromotionSales Promotion
Demand-stimulating devicesto supplement advertising
and facilitate personal selling
Demand-stimulating devicesto supplement advertising
and facilitate personal selling
TradePromotions
ConsumerPromotions
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Developing Sales Promotion PlansDeveloping Sales Promotion Plans
DetermineObjectives
andStrategies
DetermineBudgets
DirectThe Sales
PromotionEffort
SelectAppropriateTechniques
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Major Sales Promotion DevicesMajor Sales Promotion Devices
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Examples of Product PlacementsExamples of Product Placements
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Public RelationsPublic Relations
Management tool designed to favorably
influence attitudes toward an organization,
Its products, and its policies
Management tool designed to favorably
influence attitudes toward an organization,
Its products, and its policies
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Benefits of PublicityBenefits of Publicity
Lower CostsLower Costs
Increased attentionIncreased attention
TimelinessTimeliness
More informationMore information
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Limitations of PublicityLimitations of Publicity
Loss of controlLoss of control
Limited exposureLimited exposure
Publicity is not freePublicity is not free
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Key Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and Concepts
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Advertising
Business-to-Consumer advertising
Primary-demand advertising
Selective-demand advertising
Comparison advertising
Product advertising
Institutional advertising
Advertising campaign
Cooperative advertising
Advertising media
Cost per thousand
Direct tests
Indirect tests
Advertising agency
Sales promotion
Public relations
Publicity