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MARKETING COMMUNICATION INTEGRATING ONLINE AND OFFLINE WITH SOCIAL MEDIA Heidi Hellström Master of Economic Sciences, Senior Lecturer University of Applied Sciences, Vaasa
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Page 1: Communications theory

MARKETING

COMMUNICATIONINTEGRATING ONLINE AND OFFLINE WITH

SOCIAL MEDIA

Heidi HellströmMaster of Economic Sciences, Senior Lecturer

University of Applied Sciences, Vaasa

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COMMUNICATION

THEORY AND THE

ADOPTION MODEL

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WHAT IS

COMMUNICATION?

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WHAT IS COMMUNICATION?

Transmitting

Exchanging of information

Communicating

It is always a two-way

street

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When

it

went

wrong?

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When an advertisementguru used the word Obsole

often, but laterfound out that

43% of US woman had no

idea what itment

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ADOPTION

MODELS

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AIDA

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Awareness

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Interest

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Desire

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Action

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WHO HAS THE

POWER TO

INFLUENCE ?

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COMMUNICATION MODELS

A SINGLE STEP MODEL

Sender Message Receiver

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COMMUNICATION MODELS

TWO STEP MODEL

Sender MessageOpinionleader(s)

Receiver(s)

Opinion leaders, formers and connectors

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EXPLANATIONS

Opinion formers => officially paid to give their opinions

Opinion leaders => not paid

Connectors => the ones that know a lot of people

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COMMUNICATION MODELS

MULTI-STEP MODEL

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WEB COMMUNICATIONS MODEL

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WHAT IS THE

NOISE?

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THE NOISE

Language

Lack of understanding of what the receiver wants or needs

The degree of knowledge and expertise of the sender and the

receiver

The quality of the information sent

Lack of trust or honesty in the source

Cultural differences

Poor listening skills

ref:

http://www.bized.co.uk/educators/level2/comms/activity/buscomms12.htm