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Integrated Marketing Communication

Session 3
Siddiq Musaliar

BJP leaders Piyush Goyal & Ajay Singh


handled media strategy.
Advertising legends O&Ms Piyush
Pandey, McCann Worldgroup's Prasoon
Joshi and Sam Balsara of Madison
World lent their skills.
Advertising agency Soho Square, part
of WPP Group, handled television,
radio and print campaigns with catchy
slogans such as "Ab ki Baar Modi
Sarkar".

Participants in the IMC Process

Organizing for Advertising & Promotions


The way a company (the client)
organizes depends on
Its size
The number of products it markets
The role of advertising and promotion in
the marketing mix
The budget
Its marketing organization structure

Advertising Dept. Under a Centralized System

President

Production

Finance

Marketing
research

Marketing

Advertising

Research
and
development

Sales

Human
resources

Product
planning

Pros & Cons of a Centralized System


Pros
Better
communications
Fewer
personnel

Cons

Hard to understand
the overall
marketing strategy
Longer
response time

Staff continuity

More top management


involvement

Impractical for
multiple brands,
products, divisions

Decentralized Advertising System


Corporate
Finance

Production

Sales

Marketing

Product
Management

Brand
Manager

R&D

Human
Resources

Marketing
services

Advertising
Dept

Marketing
Research

Ad agency
Brand
Manager

Sales promotion

Ad agency

Merchandising

Package design

Pros & Cons of Decentralization


Pros

Cons

Concentrated
managerial attention

Internal conflicts

Rapid problem and


opportunity response

Lack of authority

Increased flexibility

Internal focus

Pros & Cons of In-house Agencies


Pros
Cost savings
More control
Increased coordination
Access to top
management

Cons
Less experience
Less objectivity
Less access to top
creative talent

The Ad Agencys Role


Reasons for using an ad agency
Highly skilled specialists
Specialization in a particular industry
Objective viewpoint of the market
Broad range of experience

Full-Service Agencies
Full range of
marketing
communication
and promotion
services

Planning
advertising

Performing
research

Creating
advertising

Selecting media

Nonadvertising
services

Strategic market
planning

Interactive
capabilities

Sales
promotions

Package design

Direct
marketing

Public relations
and publicity

Producing
advertising

Creative Boutiques

Creative
Boutiques

Provide only
creative services

May subcontract from


full-service agencies

Strength is turning out


creative work quickly

Agency Compensation Methods

Commissions from media


Fee

Cost, and incentive-based systems

Evaluating Agencies

Financial Audit

Qualitative Audit

Verify costs, expenses

Planning

Personnel hours billed

Program development

Payments to media

Implementation

Payments to suppliers

Results achieved

Direct Marketing Agency Activities

Direct-Marketing Agency Services

Database
management

Media services

Direct mail

Creative capabilities

Research

Production

Sales Promotion Agencies


Promotional planning
Creative research
Premium design and
manufacturing
Catalog production
Contest/sweepstakes
management

Functions Performed by Public Relations Firms

Strategy
development

Public
affairs

Special
events

Generating
publicity

News releases,
communication

Managing
crisis

Research

Coordination
w/promotional
areas

Lobbying

Functions Performed by Interactive Agencies

Interactive Media Creation


Websites
Banner ads
Search engine optimization
Mobile marketing
Social media campaigns
Digital media

Collateral Services
Typical collateral services
Marketing research
Package design
Consultants
Photographers
Printers
Video production
Event marketing

Consumer Behavior

The process and activities people engage


in when searching for, selecting, purchasing,
using, evaluating, and disposing of
products and services

Consumer Decision Making


Decision Stage
Problem
recognition

Post-purchase evaluation

Psychological Process
Motivation

Learning

Sources of Problem Recognition

Out of Stock

Dissatisfaction

New Needs
or Wants

Related Products,
Purchases

Market-Induced
Recognition

New
Products

Ad Highlighting Consumer Dissatisfaction

Marketer-Induced Problem Recognition

Maslows Hierarchy of Needs

Selfactualization
needs
(self-development
and realization)
Esteem needs
(self-esteem,
recognition, status)
Social needs
(sense of belonging, love)
Safety needs
(security, protection)
Physiological needs
(hunger, thirst)

To What Needs is the ad Appealing?

Freudian Psychoanalytic Approach


Strong
inhibitions

Subconscious
Mind

Complex and
unclear motives

Probing the Minds of Consumers


In-depth
interviews

Information Search

Perceptions
Marketers want to know
How consumers sense external
information
How they select and use sources of
information
How information is interpreted and given
meaning

The Perception Process

Receive
Select
Organize

Interpret

What is a sensation?

Taste
Immediate,
direct response
of the senses

Smell

Hearing

Touch
Sight

Gaining Attention With Color

Appealing to the Senses

Perfume on
sidewalks

Scented
cards

Product
Samples

The Selective Perception Process


Selective Exposure

Selective Attention

Selective Comprehension

Selective Retention

Selective Attention to Advertising

Subliminal Perception

Perceiving Stimuli Below the


Conscious Threshold of Perception

Evaluation of Alternatives
All Available Brands
Brand A

Brand B

Brand C

Brand D

Brand E

Brand F

Brand G

Brand H

Brand I

Brand J

Brand K

Brand L

Brand M

Brand N

Brand O

Evoked Set of Brands


Brand B

Brand E

Brand F

Brand I

Brand M

Two Forms of Evaluation Criteria


Evaluative Criteria

Objective

Subjective

Price

Style

Warranty

Appearance

Service

Image

Consumers Have Many Attitudes


Individuals

Products

Ads

Brands

Attitudes
Toward
Media

Companies

Retailers

Organizations

Multi-Attribute Attitude Model

Measuring Components of Model

Beliefs

How likely is it that Nike running shoes provide


good cushioning?
Very likely _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Very unlikely

Importance

Good cushioning in a running shoe is:


Very important _ _ _ _ _ _ Not at all important

Attitude Toward the Object

How do you feel about purchasing Nike running


shoes?
Very good _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Very bad

Ways to Change Attitudes


Change beliefs about an important attribute
Change perceptions of the
value of an attribute
Add a new attribute to the
attitude formation mix
Change perceptions or beliefs about
a competing brand

Adding Attributes Changes Attitudes

How Consumers Learn

Thinking

Conditioning

Modeling

Based on
intellectual
evaluation and
problem
solving

Based on
conditioning
through
association or
reinforcement/
punishment

Based on
emulation
(copying) of
behavior of
others

Lollipop Bling Uses Classical Conditioning

Classical Conditioning Process (Association)

Unconditioned stimulus
(lollipop)

Unconditioned response
(sweetness)

Conditioned stimulus
(Mariahs Lollipop Bling)

Conditioned stimulus
(sweetness)

Shaping

Shaping is the reinforcement of


successive acts that lead to a desired
behavior pattern

Subculture Ads

Reference Groups
A group whose
perspectives or values
are being used as the
basis for ones
Judgments
Opinions
Actions

Types of reference
groups
Associative
Aspirational
Disassociative

Situational Determinants

Purchase
Situation

Usage
Situation

Communications
Situation

Thank You

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