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Greeting Cards
Concerning your last greeting cardpurchase:
What brand of greeting cards did youpurchase?
How many cards did you purchase?
Where did you purchase the card? For what occasion do you make the
purchase?
General questions concerning
greeting cards: How many cards do you purchase peryear?
Name five brands of greeting cards. Do you use virtual cards? Can you recall any advertisements for
greeting cards?
Discussion Slide
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The Marketing Plan
Promotion Opportunity AnalysisFive Steps1) Conduct a communications marketing analysis.2) Establish objectives.
3) Create a budget.4) Prepare a promotional strategy.5) Match tactics with strategy.
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Promotions Opportunity Analysis
Step 1Conduct a Communication Market Analysis
Competitive analysisCompetitive analysis
Opportunity analysisOpportunity analysis
Target market analysisTarget market analysis
Customer analysisCustomer analysis
Positioning analysisPositioning analysis
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Competitive Analysis
Identifies major competitors.Identifies major competitors.
Identifies communication strategiesIdentifies communication strategiesand tactics of each competitor.and tactics of each competitor.
Sources of information
Secondary data
Other peoplePrimary research
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Opportunity Analysis
Are there customers that the competition isAre there customers that the competition isignoring?ignoring?
Which markets are heavily saturated?Which markets are heavily saturated? Are the benefits of our products being clearlyAre the benefits of our products being clearly
articulated?articulated?
Are there opportunities to build relationships usingAre there opportunities to build relationships usinga slightly different marketing approach?a slightly different marketing approach?
Are there opportunities that are not beingAre there opportunities that are not beingpursued?pursued?
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Target Market Analysis
What benefits does each target marketwant from the product?
How can each target market be reached?
What appeal works best for each targetmarket?
What needs of the target market are notbeing met by a competing firm?
What is the demographic andpsychographic makeup of each targetmarket?
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Customer Analysis
Current company customers.
The competitors customers. Potential customers who currently
do not purchase the product butmay become interested.
Three Types of Customers
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Position Analysis
Is the perception created in theconsumers mind regarding the nature of
the company and its products relative tothe competition.
Positioning is created by factors such asproduct quality, prices, distribution, image
and marketing communications.
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Promotions Opportunity Analysis
Step 2Establish Communication Objectives
Develop brand awareness
Increase good/service category demand
Change customer beliefs or attitudes. Enhance purchase actions
Encourage repeat purchases
Build customer traffic
Enhance firm image Increase market share
Increase sales
Reinforce purchase decisions
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F I G U R E 5. 4
Components of a Corporate Image
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Factors Impacting Relationship
Between Promotions and Sales
The goal of the promotionThe goal of the promotion
Threshold effectsThreshold effects Carryover effectsCarryover effects
Decay effectsDecay effects
Random eventsRandom events
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Methods of Determining the Marketing Communications Budget
Percentage of salesPercentage of sales
MeetMeet--thethe--competitioncompetition
WhatWhat we can affordcan afford
Objective and taskObjective and task
Payout planningPayout planning
Quantitative modelsQuantitative models
Promotions Opportunity Analysis
Step 3Create a Communications Budget
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Source: Juliana Koranteng and Normandy Madden, Ranking of the Top Global Ad Markets,Advertising Age International, (May 2000), pp. 17-20.
F I G U R E 5 . 6
Global Advertising Expenditures
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States
Japan Germany U.K. France Italy razil Spain
anada Australia
Total AdvertisingExpenditures
$438
$263$238 $249
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$122
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$157
$240
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States
Japan Germany U.K. France Italy razil Spain
anada Australia
AverageExpenditure per apita
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Percentage of otal Communications Budget
-to-B Consumer
T A B L E 5 . 1Comp rison ofB-to-B and Consumer CommunicationsE penditures
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Trade PromotionsTrade Promotions
50%50%
Consumer PromotionsConsumer Promotions
24%24%
AdvertisingAdvertising
26%26%
Marketing Budgets
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Database of Advertising E penditures
Http://www.adage.com/dataplace/lna/index.html
Some questions to explore:1. Who are the top ten national advertisers?2. Who are the top advertisers for the different media
such as maga ines, newspapers, outdoor, network Tand national spot radio?
3. Who are the top advertisers in the different productcategories such as fast-food burger restaurants, softdrinks, airlines and hair care products?
INTEGRATED LEARNING EXPERIENCESTOP
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Top Ten National Advertisers
General Motors $ 2.940 billion Proctor & Gamble $ 2.650
billion
Phillip Morris $ 2.049 billion Daimler Chrysler $ 1.646 billion Sears, Roebuck & Co. $ 1.578 billion Ford Motor Co. $ 1.520 billion AT & T Corp. $ 1.427 billion Walt Disney Co. $ 1.358 billion PepsiCo $ 1.263 billion Diageo $ 1.205 billion
Source: Advertising Age at http://www.adage.com/cgi-bin/adage.cgi
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Fast-Food Burger Restaurants
Market Share vs Advertising Expenditure
McDonalds 43.1% $ 627.3 Burger King 21.9% $ 403.7 Wendys 12.2% $ 217.8 Hardees 5.6% $ 48.1 Jack-in-the-Box 4.0% $ 63.5
Restaurant Market Share Expenditure(Thousands)
Source: Advertising Age
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Promotions Opportunity Analysis
Step 4
Prepare a Communication Strategy
Communication strategies are broad,
long-term guidelines for the marketingcommunications program. Should be linked to opportunities andthreats identified by the communication
market analysis.Should fit with the companys overallmessage, image and themes.
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Promotions Opportunity Analysis
Step 5
Match Tactics with Strategies
Specific advertisements.Personal selling enticements for sales reps.Sales promotions such as coupons, premiums,sweepstakes, and contests.Special product packages and labels.Price changes.Trade discounts to retailers.
Tactics support the communication strategies.
Examples of tactics would include:
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Advantages to Segmenting Markets
Helps identify company strengths andweaknesses.
Identifies the best set of customers.
Clarifies marketing objectives associated withspecific target markets.
Allows for more precise communicationsbudgeting.
Links firms strategies and tactics to a specifictarget group
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Tests to determine if a particular market
segment is viable
The individuals or businesses within thesegment are homogenous
The market segment is different from thepopulation as a whole and distinct from othermarket segments.
The market segment is large enough to be
financially viable to target with a separatemarketing campaign.
The market segment must be reachablethrough some type of media or marketingcommunications method.
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Demographics Psychographics Generations Geographic Geodemographics Benefits Usage
F I G U R E 5 . 7
Methods of Segmenting ConsumerMarkets
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A NailCaresadvertisementtargeted tofemales.
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Claritas: North America and Europe
Http://www.claritas.com
PRIZM and Micro ision lifestyle groups from your ip code
Http://www.dellvader.claritas.com/YAWYL/Default.wjsp
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Goods and Services
MessagesMarketSegment
F I G U R E 5 . 9
Choosing a Market Segment
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NAICS/SIC code
Type of business Si e of business Geographic location Product usage
Purchase decision process Customer value
F I G U R E 5 . 10
Methods of Segmenting B-to-B Markets
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A business-to-businessadvertisement based onthe product usage
segmentation strategy.
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The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)
Http://www.industrialwhoswho.com/company/naics.cgi
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)
The Industrial Whos Who Web Site
Http://www.industrialwhoswho.com
Http://www.industrialwhoswho.com/company/sic.cgi
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Understand the international marketUnderstand the international market
A borderless marketing planA borderless marketing plan
Thinking global but act localThinking global but act local
Local partnershipsLocal partnerships
Communication segmentation strategiesCommunication segmentation strategies
Market communication analysisMarket communication analysis Solid communication objectivesSolid communication objectives
F I G U R E 5 . 11Successful Global Integrated Marketing
Communications Tactics
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Building Your IMC Campaign
Prepare the following components ofPrepare the following components ofthe communications market analysisthe communications market analysis Competitive analysisCompetitive analysis
Opportunity analysisOpportunity analysis
Target market analysisTarget market analysis
Customer analysisCustomer analysis
Market segmentation strategyMarket segmentation strategy
IMC objectivesIMC objectives
IMC budgetIMC budget
Building Your IMC Campaign