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2 OCR Level 2 Cambridge Technicals in Business Unit 5: Marketing campaigns

3 Marketing campaigns Marketing campaign of product/service The main beneficiaries of campaign The target audience The main purpose of the campaign The organisation running the campaign

4 The types of business campaigns Private sector businesses; eg cinema, bank, retailers (shops) An official body; local authority organisations eg library Government organisations eg Army, Police, Fire Non government organisations; Charities such as Oxfam, Save the Children Activity: Select one of these organisations and describe what the campaign was about

5 Target audience Mass market: This is for everyone to see, to inform them, entertain the audience to ensure that they react to the advertising campaign and buy the product or service Niche market: This is aimed at a certain audience who are specific and highly targeted in terms of the product or service Activity: Write down two paragraphs describing one product/service that is for the Mass market and another for the Niche market explaining why you consider it to be for this audience.

6 Tactics of campaigns Most organisations try to aim for a good reaction towards the campaign so that they gain excellent sales Some organisations create a campaign that is difficult to understand or disliked by the mass market but can get people talking about it! Activity: In pairs think of some examples of advertising campaigns which have had a positive reaction or a negative reaction from the general public. Why is this?

7 Purpose of campaigns Inform about the launch of a new or existing product Raise awareness of new product/service Alert an audience to an event To remind customers a company is already well established

8 Who benefits? Retail organisations that stock the products/services and the manufacturers who make the products/services Retailer: profile of the business rises, profits rise because of increased sales Manufacturers: Raise awareness of portfolio of products/services Stakeholders (people involved in the business) with association to products/services

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