Class 7: Creative IMC Message Strategies. Contents Message strategy: ‘Big Idea’ IMC message strategy brief The creative process.

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Class 7: Creative IMC Message Strategies

Contents Message strategy: ‘Big Idea’ IMC message strategy brief The creative process

What is Big Idea ? The IDEA that can easily generated in many IMC tools and can carry the same idea/ meaning.

The Big Idea should Sim ple has legs R. O.I. = return on investment Easy to underst and Be able to generate with other communication tools

How to develop a creative message strategy message strategy: an idea about how to creatively and persuasively communicate brand messages to a target audience

“What” to Say “HOW” to Say TIP to come up with a good Message Strategy in ONE SENTENCE: The purpose of this MC Message is to convince (target) that (your brand) will (benefit) because (proof). The tone of the message should be (description of message personality).

When MC agencies create brand message, it usually guide by a document known as the: creative brief, creative platfor m, creative plan or work plan, creative strat egy or copy strategy

statements about a brand that summaries the necessary information (research & insights) that helps focus creative and media ideas message strategy brief:

Message Strategy Brief Steps Determine Communication Objectives Find Customer Insights Select a Selling Strategy

Step 1: Determine Communication Objectives What type of impact does the message need to achieve? cognitive path – educate and solve the problem affective path – change brand image, create attitudes & brand liking Behavioral path – increase trial, purchase & repeat purchase Depends on consumer response path>> Hierarchical model

Step 2: Customer Insight Customer insight: below-the-surface attitudes and beliefs that influence customers’ behavior Account planner is the one who usually take responsibility to consider th e “voice of the customer” –Customer insight

Step 3: Select a Message Selling Strategy Selling strategy Benefit —how a product satisfies customer’s needs, wants and desires. It will appeal to head and heart. Sometimes this strategy refer to promise — describe what a good things will happen if customer use a product Features of brand—attributes that give the product differentiate. USP- unique selling proposition –selling strategy based on a product Differentiated from competitor products

Step 3: Select a Selling Strategy Other Selling Strategies Generic pre-emptive credibility emotion informational lifestyle incentive reminder interactive A generic strategy = basic feature or benefit of a prod uct that is not the brand sp ecific

Pre-emptive: focus on attribute or benefit that any other products in the category could have claimed but they did not Other Selling Strategies Generic Pre-emptive credibility emotion informational lifestyle incentive reminder interactive

Step 3: Select a Selling Strategy Credibility: heightens conviction and decreases the perception of risk (endorsement, expert, or testimonials) Other Selling Strategies Generic Pre-emptive credibility emotion informational lifestyle incentive reminder interactive

Step 3: Select a Selling Strategy Emotion: connects with consumer at the affective level and move them to response with feeling Like the ad--> Like the brand Other Selling Strategies Generic Pre-emptive credibility emotion informational lifestyle incentive reminder interactive

Fear Appeal in Ads

Step 3: Select a Selling Strategy Informational: based on giving the fact about the brand and its attribute (distinctive feature) Other Selling Strategies Generic Pre-emptive credibility emotion informational lifestyle incentive reminder interactive

Step 3: Select a Selling Strategy Lifestyle: use situation and symbol of lifestyle that target can identify with or aspire Other Selling Strategies Generic Pre-emptive credibility emotion informational lifestyle incentive reminder interactive

Other Selling Strategies Generic Pre-emptive credibility emotion informational lifestyle Association incentive reminder interactive Association: make a psychological connection between a brand (or image) and consumer e.g. celebrity

Step 3: Select a Selling Strategy Other Selling Strategies Generic Pre-emptive credibility emotion informational lifestyle Association incentive reminder Incentive: giving special offer to customer

Step 3: Select a Selling Strategy Reminder: to keep a brand top- of-mind generic pre-emptive credibility emotion informational lifestyle incentive reminder Other Selling Strategies

Type of responseMessage ObjectiveMessage Strategy Think (Cognition) Awareness, Brand Knowledge, understanding, conviction Information, generic, pre- emptive, credibility Feel (Affection)Brand image, personality, liking, desire Emotion, association, lifestyle Do (action, behavioral) Buy, try repeat, visit, contact, tell others Incentive, reminder, interactive Linking Objective &Strategy

Creative Process Creative process: A formal procedure for increasing productivity and innovative output by an individual or a group

5 Steps in the Creative Process Step 1: Exploration -brainstorming -finding new ideas/lateral thinking (playing with metaphors) i.e. Absolut Vodka Step 2: Insight -search for the connection -techniques to stimulate insight Step 5: Copy Testing Fitting the “COPY” elements like headlines, slogan, etc... for visual impact and understandability Step 3: Execution -come up with variety of finished works. Step 4: Evaluation -evaluate the work with the target groups.

Final Note: In an IMC campaign... message strategy and big idea must BALANCE! Strategy > creative idea= message will be boring Big idea > strategy = intended message will be forgotten