問題一覧
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Is a key planning area in marketing communication
Media Planning
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Is the intended target audience at whom communication is aimed. This audience may be actual or potential customers.
Reciever
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Process needs to result in the target audience accurately recieving and interpreting the message that the sender intended.
Decoding
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Refers to anything that reduces the quality of communication in any part of the system.
Noise
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Marketing Communications
product communication place communication physical distribution prices and communication
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Planning marketing communication strategies
1.target audience, marketing strategies and mix elements 2.behavioral characteristics of target audience 3.establishment for information needs 4.determining communication objectives and tasks 5.determining the communication budget 6. determining the promotional mix: allocation of tasks communication mix 7. implementing promotional mix 8. measurement, control, feedback
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Key element distinguish for advertising
Non-personal Paid for by an identified sponsor Promotion of ideas, goods and services
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Advertising affords no direct personal contact with the customer. Advertising has less control to what is said to whom
Non-personal
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Advertising is directly sponsored and paid for by advertiser.
Paide for by an identified sponsor
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Advertising uses mass communication to move consumers closer to purchase, often as part of a broader promotional strategy.
Promotion of ideas, goods or services
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Categories of advertising by communication effect
informative advertising persuasive advertising reminder advertising
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Tells the market about the new product, suggests new uses for an existing product, or informs about product changes.
informative advertising
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Builds brand following, encourages brand switching, or changes unfavorable attitudes towards a product or company.
Persuasive advertising
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Maintains brand loyalty and can encourage former cutomers who have ceased to buy to return
reminder advertising
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Is the added value equipped to products and services through individual elements of the communication mix, especially advertising.
Brand equity
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Has become more common as consumers have grown resistant to advertising
Sales promotion
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Aims to improve attitudes toward a brand, while sales promotion seeks to return those positive attitudes into actual purchases.
advertising
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Offer discounts when redeemed, but often benefit regular buyers rather than attracting new customers.
Coupons
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Include price reductions or deals like "buy one get one. These can drive sales but might lead to stock piling by regular customers.
bargain packages
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Target younger customers by including small toys or gifts with products, often used by creal companies.
Giveaways
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A percentage discount or cash incentive for purchasing in bulk
discounts/cash allowances
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Extra products are given with bulk orders, like a "baker's dozen"
additional products with orders
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Financial support for retailers to promote and sell the manufacturer's products
merchandise allowances
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Compensation or collaboration for advertising the manufacturer's products alongside the retailers
advertising allowances/co-operative advertising
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Trade shows, like the ideal home exhibition and the frankfurt motorshow, showcase products, often on an industrial scale, and sometimes exclusively for trade
exhibitions
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It is a strategic marketing strategy that promotes a company's image, products, snd services
public relations
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Which is basically news that a company issues in objective, journalistic form in the hope that it will be printed in the form in which it is recieved by the editor
press release
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A meeting where a major announcements is made and at which guests are invited to asks question
press conference
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Which major events in themselves, that important announcements are made
press receptions
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Representatives, including the media are invited to inspect unique aspects of a company's operations such as touring a new factory
facility visits
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Is a tactical tool within the broader framework of PR.
Publicity
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Is an organization that acts in support of local snd national activities and partakes in the development of a community relations programme
community activities
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Is an important internal aspect of PR as there are benefits involving the workforce in terms of establishing and maintaining a mutual understanding
employee relations
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Both local and national politicians are important sources of information for an organization
government relations
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Involves commercial and merchant banks, investors and share analysts as well as city journalists who sre all publicks with whom an organization needs to
the financial community
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Intermediaties in the distribution channel, such as wholesalers, retailers, agents, brokers, and dealers, require product snd service information to become effective sellers
distributors
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Are often thought of as the only public and they need to be coordinated with other areas of marketing communications like advertising snd sales promotion
consumers
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Include trade associations and pressure groups. PR must attempt to understand the position of all important external groups, even if the group is opposed to them
opinion leaders
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The aim is to achieve appropriate broadcasting of information a company may create as part of a well-organized PR campaign
media
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Crucial part of PR, supporting individuals or events to promote products or services.
sponsorship