9.02 Advertising
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Chapter 9
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Communication
9.02 Understand the steps involved in
developing an advertising
campaign and the advertising
themes
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ADVERTISING
advertising
any form of paid, non-personal
communication
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqkQKZ
YDImM - top 10 2013 ads
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ADVERTISING (continued)
Steps for developing an advertising
campaign are:
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1. Identify target audiences
2. Set communication goals
3. Develop advertising budget
4. Develop media strategy
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ADVERTISING (continued)
5. Create advertisements
6. Develop media schedule
7. Implement the plan
8. Evaluate campaign effectiveness
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Identify Audiences
Differences in audience need, habits, &
social norms will require
advertisements to be customized to
target audiences.
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Set Goals
Communication goals need to support
the promotional campaign goals &
Need to identify if advertisements need
to inform, persuade or remind target
customer of company’s products.
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Develop Budget
Advertising budget is part of overall
promotional budget
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Develop Media Strategy
Based on promotional goals, available
media, media characteristics, a culture’s
media habits, & any regulatory restrictions
Choices include:
Broadcast
Print
Outdoor
Electronic
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Develop Media Strategy (cont.)
Important to understand preferred media
usage for each target audience:
TV - dominant in Japan
Radio - depends on number of stations & number
of radios (U.S. has most)
Newspapers - preferred in developing countries
New technologies (Internet, TiVo, Smart Phones)
are changing viewing patterns
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Develop Media Strategy (cont.)
Product placement
companies pay to have their products
placed into some other media outlet
(BMW cars in James Bond movies)
Publicity
free communication through media using
news releases & press conferences
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CREATE ADVERTISEMENTS
organizational ads
promote a company or an entity based on its
brand image
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aKYZFcmAmU
product ads
promote a single product
advertising theme
organizes the design of an advertisement & helps
to focus communication efforts
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CREATE ADVERTISEMENTS
(continued)
Advertising themes may include:
Directness vs. indirectness
Many U.S. companies design ads that directly
emphasize why someone should buy a product.
Many cultures feel that directly telling people
they should buy a product is arrogant & use a
more indirect ad.
Comparative advertising
Used when one company compares their product
to another company’s product.
Illegal in many countries
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRcZ7Y_v674
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CREATE ADVERTISEMENTS
(continued)
Advertising themes may include (cont):
emotional appeals vs. sophistication
The U.S. uses many emotional ads. Europeans expect
more sophistication in their ads. An international
marketer needs to be mindful of the cultural differences
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fA7Fw4ZGu-I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS9PgaCB9m8
humor
international marketers must be careful when using
humor due to cultural differences
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NTfNzIedZs
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CREATE ADVERTISEMENTS
(continued)
Advertising themes may include (cont):
gender roles
vary considerably across cultures—some
countries have strict cultural norms for male and
female roles
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhEXVkay0UU
popular vs. traditional culture
consumers in some countries do not view popular
culture favorably
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2p8Wjwxh5Y
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Develop Media Schedule
Media schedule
Calendar that lays out when ads will play &
in which media
Typically begin with TV ads to create
awareness of a new product
Follow by print ads to generate more interest
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Implement & Evaluate Plan
After media strategy has been planned,
it must be carried out & evaluated.
Difficult to evaluate advertising
effectiveness
Hard to track consumer buying behavior in
developing countries
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