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    Chapter 11

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    Objectives and Budget

    Theoretical Background of Budget Setting

    Budgeting Approaches

    Allocation of the Budget

    Stretching the Budget

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    Objective setting is a very important step andmore importantly is influenced by thelimitations of the budget.

    The advertising budget decision is not a one-time responsibility because every year thefirms have to formulate new objectiveskeeping pace with ever dynamic and

    changing market situations

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    How much would be the advertising input in

    order to achieve agreed marketing objectives?

    How much would be the amount of moneyone can afford to spend on advertising andstill achieve the agreed profit objective?

    How much would be the apportionment ofthe total advertisement expenses on eachindividual product or product group?

    How much would be the advertising budgetallocation on new products?

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    Stages in the life cycle

    Market share and consumer base

    Competition and clutter

    Advertising frequency

    Product substitutability

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    Concave-downwardResponse Curve

    S-shaped ResponseCurve

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    BudgetingApproaches

    Top-Down Bottom Up

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    The Promotion Budget Is Set to StayWithin the Spending Limit

    Top Management Sets the Spending

    Limit

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    Affordable method Arbitrary Allocation Percentage of Salesmethod Percentage of Profits

    method Unit of Sale Method Historical Method Competitive Parity

    Method

    Return on Investment(ROI)

    Vidale and Wolfesmodel The compromise

    model John Little model Total Group Budget Operational Modeling Composite Method Incremental ConceptApproach toAdvertisementBudgeting

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    Marlboro cigarettes wereintroduced in the 1920s. Thebrand share was only one percent in the early 1950s. Thecompany invested heavily inbuilding brand image in 1954(cowboy country) and now thebrand share among youngsmokers is in excess of 60% inthe USA.

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    When Glaxo introduced Zantac (Zinetac inIndia), the medication for gastric ulcer, it wasforecasted to gain no more than 10% shareagainst the well-entrenched Tagamet. Glaxo's

    investmentdriven campaign helped Zantacachieve more than 50% share and became theleading brand.

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    Total Budget

    Is Approved

    by Top

    ManagementCost of

    Activities areBudgeted

    Activities to

    Achieve

    ObjectivesAre PlannedPromotionalObjectives

    Are Set

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    Finalize Communication objectives Determine tasks required Estimate aggregate expenditures Monitor Reevaluate objectives

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    The major advantage of the objective andtask method is that the budget is developedfrom the bottom to up, which is a proper andrational managerial approach. The major difficulty that confronts planners isto determine which are those specific tasksrequired and the costs associated with each.

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    Allocating to IMC Elements Client/Agency Policies Market Size Market Potential Market Share Goals

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    Regional buys Ad discounts

    Unutilized space

    Classified ads Repeat ads

    Co-operate

    Barter