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Promotional Mix Variety of Promotional Methods 2

Chapter Objectives Explain the promotional mix in entertainment marketing. Identify the role of advertising in entertainment promotion. Discuss the importance of public relations in entertainment marketing. Explain personal selling and promotions in entertainment marketing. Compare media and non-media advertisements. Describe how other promotional methods are used in entertainment marketing. Explain the importance of reaching diverse markets. 3

Entertainment and the Promotional Mix Promotion is any form of communication that a business or organization uses to inform or persuade people about its products. The four components of advertising are: AdvertisingPublicity Personal Selling Sales Promotion 4

Advertising Advertising is any paid form of non-personal presentation and promotion of ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor. The average person is exposed to more than 2,000 advertisements in a week. Print Newspapers Magazines Direct Mail Directory Outdoor Transit Broadcast Television Radio Online and Specialty 5

Advertising Advertisements on the radio or on television often use jingles. 6

Public Relations and Publicity Public relations include any activity designed to create a favorable image toward a business, its products, or its policies. Negative publicity needs to be changed to positive publicity as soon as possible. Publicity is a specific type of public relations that involves placing positive and newsworthy information about a business, its products, or its policies in the media. 7

Personal Selling Personal selling is any form of direct contact between a salesperson and a customer. The most important part of personal selling involves two-way, personalized communication. Personal selling takes place all over theme parks. 8

Sales Promotion Sales promotions typically involve short-term incentives that encourage a customer to buy a product. Examples include: 9 Coupons T-shirts Special discounts Sweepstakes Cross promotion

Promotional Case Study release date Before the release date of a new movie, marketers go to work creating a promotional plan. release date the day a film is first shown in theaters 10

Promotional Case Study: S.W.A.T. 11 Marketers create a promotiona l plan. Advertising begins months before the release date. One week before release, publicity begins on major television shows. Positive reviews appear in magazines and newspapers. Sony Pictures authorizes sales promotion materials.

Fan Frenzy Fans enjoy this because they can discuss anything from plot points to that week’s wardrobe selection. Thus, fans feel as if they influence the show. Media companies like online forums because they can measure interest in their shows and use that information to come up with marketing strategies. Television shows will often have online forums, or places on the show’s official Web site where fans can interact with one another—and sometimes with writers and creators. 12 For more information on sports and entertainment marketing, go to marketingseries.glencoe.com.marketingseries.glencoe.com

Define promotion. Give an example of publicity in entertainment marketing. What kinds of sales promotion are offered by Disney parks?

Media Advertising media advertisement any form of advertising that uses media such as television, radio, the Internet, newspapers, or magazines to promote ideas, goods, or services 14 Media advertisement Media advertisement is the most expensive promotional method. Media has helped promotional plans. The Internet has become an effective advertising tool.

Non-Media Advertising non-media advertisement any form of advertising that uses methods other than the media to promote ideas, goods, or services 15 non-media advertisement Examples of non-media advertisement include: Airplanes and blimps Direct-mail promotions Flyers handed out at events Billboards

Other Promotional Methods Other promotional methods include: 16 Tie-Ins –The combined promotional efforts of two or more companies Cross-Selling –Linking products within a company’s own product assortment Placing Products –Locating prominent placements for a company’s products or name as a prop in media

Reaching Diverse Markets Diverse markets include groups that vary in their ethnic, national, cultural, and geographic characteristics. The Hispanic population has made a substantial impact in entertainment marketing. It is important to consider the variety of diverse markets that might be interested in a product. The film Bend It Like Beckam is a good example of successful global marketing. 17

Promoting Entertainment By using the four components of the promotional mix, entertainment companies can promote their products using a variety of strategies target to their markets. 18 AdvertisingPublicity Personal Selling Sales Promotion

Give three examples of non-media advertisements. What is a banner ad? What are three promotional methods?

Define promotion. 20 Name the four components of the promotional mix. Any form of communication that a business or organization uses to inform, persuade, or remind people about its products. 1.advertising, publicity, personal selling, and sales promotion 2. Describe advertising. Advertising is any paid form of non- personal presentation and promotion of ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor. 3. Checking Concepts continued Identify different types of media advertisements. 4. television, radio, Internet, newspapers, and magazines 4.

Publicity involves placing newsworthy information about a business, its products, or its policies in the media. Public relations addresses the public’s questions and concerns about a company or its products. 5. Explain the difference between publicity and public relations. 21 Identify a promotional method that uses more than one product or company. One of the following: tie-ins involve multiple companies promoting their products (McDonald’s offering game prizes from Sony Pictures); cross-selling allows a company to promote different products from their own product assortment (banks offering checking accounts and safe deposit boxes); and product placement places a brand-name product in a movie or television show (Reese’s Pieces were shown in the movie E.T.). 6.Groups that may be different in various ways such as their ethnic, national, cultural, or geographic characteristics. 7. Checking Concepts continued Define diverse markets. 7.

Personal selling involves direct contact between a salesperson and customer. All other forms of promotion do not. 8. Explain how personal selling is different from other types of promotion. 22 Critical Thinking Checking Concepts 8.

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