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ADVERTISING Introduction A shop wants to attract more customers or clear stocks, so it decides to offer special discounts for a period. It advertises in the daily newspapers to inform the public of its “sale”. A company brings out a new product which is much more economical than the existing ones in its category. If the company cannot advertise the product, it would never be able to enter the market. The Government wants corporate, businessmen and salaried people to pay taxes. It advertises in newspapers, radio and television to reach the target audience. What is ADVERTISING? “ the action of calling something to the attention of public” WEBSTER’s Dictionary “ ADVERTISING is the delivery of the most persuasive product message at the right time, in the right place, to the right person, at the lowest possible costWhat really is Advertising? Paid form of non-personal communication about an organization, product, service or idea from an identified sponsor, using mass media to persuade or influence an audience The non-personal component means that advertising involves mass media (eg. TV, radio, magazines, newspapers) that can transmit a message to large groups of individuals, often at the same time.
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ADVERTISING

Introduction

• A shop wants to attract more customers or clear stocks, so it decides to offer special discounts for a period. It advertises in the daily newspapers to inform the public of its “sale”.

• A company brings out a new product which is much more economical than the existing ones in its category. If the company cannot advertise the product, it would never be able to enter the market.

• The Government wants corporate, businessmen and salaried people to pay taxes. It advertises in newspapers, radio and television to reach the target audience.

What is ADVERTISING?

“ the action of calling something to the attention of public”

WEBSTER’s Dictionary

“ ADVERTISING is the delivery of the most persuasive product message at the right time, in the right place, to the right person, at the lowest possible cost”

What really is Advertising?

• Paid form of non-personal communication about an organization, product, service or idea from an identified sponsor, using mass media to persuade or influence an audience

• The non-personal component means that advertising involves mass media (eg. TV, radio, magazines, newspapers) that can transmit a message to large groups of individuals, often at the same time.

Objectives

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Importance of Advertising

• It is very cost effective method to communicate to a large audience.

• It helps create brand image and symbolic appeal for the brand which is a very important for companies selling product/services that are difficult to differentiate on functional attributes.

• Popular advertising campaigns attract customers attentions and can help generate sales.

• E.g., Pepsi’s – ‘Oye bubbly’, ‘Mera number kab aye ga’, Asian Paints – ‘Badiaya hai’, Alpenleibe -Lage raho, etc

• The targets of an organization's advertising efforts often vary as do the advertising role and function in the marketing program.

• For eg. One advertiser may seek to generate immediate response or action from customers, another may want to develop awareness or positive image for its products or service over a longer period.

The Evolution

of Advertisin

gAge ofPrint

IndustrialRevolution &

Consumer Society

Age of Science

Rise of Agencies

Advertising Declines

Reintroducing Consumers to

Marketing

CreativeEra

AccountabilityEra

The Evolution of Advertising1441- 1850

1850’s-1900

1900-1950’s

World War I-World War II

1950’s

1960’s-1970’s

1970’s- 1990’s

1920’s

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By the end of the 18th century several daily newspapers were being published and competition for the advertisers' money had started in earnest.

The Five Players of Advertising

• Advertiser

– Organization that needs to advertise

• Advertising agency

– Firms that plan and implement advertising efforts

• Media

– Channels that carry the message from advertiser to audience

• Vendors

– Service people/organizations that assist advertisers, agencies, and media

• Target audience

Functions of Advertising

Social Function

Non-Commercial Advertising

Psychological Function

Psychological Motives of human beings

Soft Drinks-Thirst- Thanda Matlab Coco-Cola

Economic Function

Value for money

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Professional Advertising:

• There are certain products for which the consumers themselves are not responsible for the buying choice.

• Example:Pharmaceuticals – doctors

Construction-architects, civil engineers, contractors.

PUBLIC AWARENESS ADVERTISING

1.Product advertising: (Taste, color, texture, aroma, design, packaging)

Pioneering advertising:

It is used to stimulate the primary demand of the product category rather than a specific brand. Initial advertising of microwave ovens, electric mosquito repellants etc.

Competitive advertising:

Selective demand of a specific product brand is stimulated.

Retentive advertising:

• The sales of the product may start declining.

• The buyer must be reminded about the product to sustain his loyalty.

• It is soft sell approach where the buyer is judged to continue the usage of the product.

• Example:

Lux , liril in soap market

InteractiveAdvertisingPublic Service

AdvertisingInstitutionalAdvertisingBusiness-to-

Business Advertising

Brand Advertising

Retail or LocalAdvertisingPolitical

Advertising

Direct-ResponseAdvertising

DirectoryAdvertising

Types of Advertising

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3. Institutional Advertising or Corporate advertising:

The institute presents its own story to build up an image of itself in the public mind.

It is a public relations approach advertising.

It may list its social contributions.

It shows how its actions are consistent with overall national objectives like environmental protection, employment generation, health for all etc.

Example: The Taj group of Hotels- “Nobody cares as much”

4. Public relation Advertising:

• It is a part of institutional advertising.

• It is the deliberate, planned and sustained effort to establish and maintain mutual understanding between an organization and its public.

• It also includes the annual reports of the company and the chairman’s speech.

5. Public Service Advertising:

• It is done as a part of social responsibility by the advertising agencies.

• Example: Handicapped children and their help, female foeticid, drug addiction, blood donation etc.

Seagram ad says that “ drinking and driving do not mix”

6. Financial Advertising:

Promoting capital issues has become a very specialized segment of advertising called financial advertising.

Relation of product advertising to PLC

Informative Advertising Persuasive

Advertising

Remind

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The copy of financial ad gives the highlights of the project, details of the issue, crisis rating, closing date of issue, name of company and its address.

Benefits of Advertising

Economic Benefits of Advertising

It is a necessary part of the functioning of modern market economies.

Advertising can be a useful tool for sustaining honest and ethically responsible competition that contributes to economic growth in the service of authentic human development.

Advertising informs people about the availability of rationally desirable new products and services and improvements in existing ones, helping them to make informed, contributing to efficiency and the lowering of prices, and stimulating economic progress through the expansion of business and trade.

• An advertisement is said to evil to the society if it unethical

• Ethics

– Ethics is a branch of philosophy which seeks to address questions about morality; that is, about concepts such as good and bad, right and wrong, justice, and virtue.

• Advertisement is considered unethical in the following situations;

– When it gives false or misleading information on the value of the product.

– When it fails to give useful information on the possible reaction or side effects of the product. And

– When it has degraded or underestimated the substitute or rival's product

– When it is immoral.

Social aspects of advertising

Taste:- Sometimes ads are offensive, tasteless, irritating, boring and so on.

a) Sources of distaste

b) Sexual Appeals

c) Shock advertising

Some examples of the Advertisements with social aspects:-

Grow-more-trees advertisements

Drink milk

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Eat healthy food, eat eggs

Mother’s milk is best for the baby

Say no to drugs every time

Get your child vaccinations in times

Cultural Harms of Advertising

In the competition to attract ever larger audiences and deliver them to advertisers, communicators can find themselves tempted — in fact pressured,— to set aside high artistic and moral standards and lapse into superficiality, tawdriness and moral squalor

Communicators also can find themselves tempted to ignore the educational and social needs of certain segments of the audience — the very young, the very old, the poor — who do not match the demographic patterns (age, education, income, habits of buying and consuming, etc.) of the kinds of audiences advertisers want to reach

Advertisements and children

• Children are inexperienced and easy prey

• Children between ages 2-11 watch on average21.5 hours of TV per week and may see 22,000 commercials per year.

• Television is an important source of information for children about products.

• In a study by boddewyn for the international advertising association ,it was noted that decency and sexism appeared to be issues causing less concern in future issues than advertising to children

Children in advertising

Children are easily persuaded and have a large pull on today's markets, as is known by all advertisers, even ones who do not intend for their products to be consumed by children.

Legal aspects of advertising

The government in each country has to make sure that advertisements appearing do not flaunt of their rules & regulations.

It should not:-

show anti-national feelings

contain misleading information about the product

Violate government rules

Some examples of the Advertisements with legal aspects:-

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Get your car checked for pollution

Drinks & driving do not mix

Weight, price, manufacturing date, date of expiry should be mentioned on the packing case

Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI)

• Advertising Standards Council of India is a self regulatory voluntary organization of the advertising industry.

• The main role is to deal with Complaints received from consumers and industry, Against Ads- false, misleading, indecent, illegal,Code for self regulation in advertising.

• ASCI,1985 is a commitment to honest advertising and to fair competition in the market place