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Marketing and Promotion Changes in Advertising A 1.1.6

Marketing and Promotion The main purpose of advertising is to:  Get more people to buy  Get people to buy more

Marketing and Promotion The four P’s of Marketing (+ 1)  Price  Product  Place  Promotion  People

Marketing and Promotion Marketing Tools  Advertising  Sales Promotion  Public Relations  Sponsorship  Direct Marketing

Marketing and Promotion Advertising- portraying the product in a way that makes people want to buy it Main media: TTV Advertising CCinema RRadio PPrint Based PPosters CCCTV

AIDA  A – Attract  I – Interest  D – Desire  A - Action

Marketing and Promotion Sales Promotion – Adding value to increase sales  Added Value Offers  Point of Sale  Hands On Trials  Radio Promotions  Joint Promotions  Competitions – National Challenges

Marketing and Promotion Public Relations – achieving as much publicity as possible, preferably without paying for it  Free Media Coverage  Newsworthy Press Releases  Celebrity Endorsements  Special Events – World Cup/Olympics

Marketing and Promotion Sponsorship  Broadcast  Team  Event

Marketing and Promotion Direct Marketing  Direct mailing to customers  Direct contact with customers

Changes in Advertising Six Key Changes

Changes in Advertising Content of Adverts  Move from emphasis on Product to emphasis on Brand Media  Development of technology  Computer Generated Imaging(CGI)  Morphing  Viral Advertising

Changes in Advertising Audience  More Sophisticated  Better Educated  Media Literate  Brand Aware

Changes in Advertising Marketers  Change of emphasis by marketers in response to the previous points – content, media and audience

Changes in Advertising Markets  Market Developments  Changing Markets  Children Growing Older Younger  Not Confined to Countries by Language  Power of the Image

Changes in Advertising Advertising  Advertising practice and processes have had to in respond to these developments and changes or fail and fall in its original intention – increase in demand for the product, revenue

Changes in Advertising The THREE P’s of Advertising:  Product  Position  Personality

Changes in Advertising Creating a Brand Image  The Brand Image must be tested against producers perceptions  It must also be tested against the audience/consumers expectations  Importance of Market Research

Changes in Advertising Branding – Brand Image Branding is a key device since it removes the product from some of the most direct elements of the competition. Suppliers of service industry product have considerable difficulty in differentiating their product from competitors. Even if they manage to find a unique feature it is likely to be copied rapidly. Larger service companies tend to rely on branding – typically using the company name

Changes in Advertising Brand 1  Name, term, design, symbol, logo or other feature that a company uses to identify its product or service. Companies try to create an attractive positive image for their brand in different ways  How will you brand your Product/Service?

Changes in Advertising Brand 2  Brand Extension – using a successful brand to introduce a new product within a similar category from the same company e.g. soft drink – diet version or new flavour, new car model  How will you develop your product service?

Changes in Advertising Brand 3  Adapting the marketing mix for a brand to keep it popular and up to date  What will be the marketing mix for your product/service?

Changes in Advertising Product Personality  Substance – defined by shape, weight, how delicate, how robust  Image – will appeal at different levels to different market segments  Utility Value – WIIFM – value that the user feels accrues to them

Changes in Advertising Product Life Cycle  The notional longevity of a product or service  The PLC can be extended by careful control of the Marketing Mix  Price - Place - Product - Promotion

Changes in Advertising Boston Group Matrix – Product Development Rising Stars Problem Children Cash Cows Dead Dogs

Changes in Advertising  Market Segmentation  How an individual product may be targeted at the consumer  How will you segment the market for your customers/clients?

Changes in Advertising  Market Share  How a company will try and capture as much of the market for a given product  Do you know what your market and market share is?