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the marketing mix - promotion (marketing communications) (the…
the marketing mix - promotion (marketing communications)
the promotion mix
advertising
benefits
wide awareness
risks
impersonal
one way
limited flexibility
description
paid
mass communication
mass media
personal selling
benefits
personal
interactive
flexible
build relationships
description
oral communication
salesperson and customer
risks
dependant on skills
expensive
direct marketing
risks
low response
annoyance
description
delivered directly
targeted
immediate respinse
benefits
targeted
personalised
unseen by competitors
response easy to measure
digital marketing
benefits
global reach
personalised
targeted
interactive
description
digital channels
risks
expensive set up costs
intrusive
security risks
sales promotion
description
purchasemincentives
risks
potential damage to brand perceptions
benefits
promote sales
sponsorship
description
paid
association with
event
organisation
person
risks
can backfire
if sponsorship gets bad publicity
benefits
high visibility
positive association
pr
description
non paid
third party communication
benefits
high credibility
reach
relevance
risks
lack of control
criteria for choosing a mix
desired control
financial resources
size of target audience
geographic spread
target audience preferences
goals
cost of media
activities of competitors
the communication process
organisation = source
target = receiver or audience
transmit a marketing message
various design
humour
can be risky
encourage
sharing
discussion
emotion
fact
helpful with new launch
need to be educated
subject to 3 potential problems
accuracy of
coding the message
decoding of the intended meaning
effectiveness
of the decoded message
eliciting intended response
can also be distorted by noise
receiver distraction
competing marketing messages
media signals
macro model of communication
audience experience
service experience based communications
planned marketing communications
product experience based communications
unplanned marketing communications
3 forms of engaement
cognitive
absorbed
intellectually immersed
relational
connected
behavioural
involved
joining in activities
help to raise awareness
AIDA
attention
interest
desire
action
create familiarity