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Advertising
and Promotion (MKT621)
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Lesson
10
ADVERTISING
MESSAGE
LECTURE
OVERVIEW
In
this lecture we will look
further at the universal
advertising standards partially
covered in the
last
lecture. We will also deal with the
designing of messages, format and
structure. We will
further
acquaint you with various
terms used in advertising and
key issues to be analyzed
for
advertisements.
We will also delve upon different
stages of developing a media
plan.
UNIVERSAL
ADVERTISING STANDARDS
·
Does
this advertisement position
product simply & with
unmistakable clarity?
·
Is
this advertising built on
compelling & persuasive consumer
benefit?
·
Does
this advertising create a
brand personality?
·
Is
this advertising unexpected?
·
Is
this advertising single
minded?
·
Does
advertising contain a power
idea?
·
Be describable in simple
word.
·
Likely to attract
attention.
·
Revolve around the
benefit.
·
Allow us to brand the
advertising.
·
Make it possible for the prospect
to experience the product or
service.
·
Does
advertising reward the
prospect?
·
Is
advertising compelling?
·
Is
advertising attractive?
·
Message
Generation.
·
Message
Evaluation & Selection.
·
Message
Execution.
DESIGNING
MESSAGE
1.
What to say?
(content)
2.
How to say logically?
3.
How to say symbolically?
(format)
4.
Who should say it?
(source)
Message
Content
Rational:
benefits like quality,
value,
performance,
economy etc.
Emotional:
Negative - fear, guilt,
shame
Positive
love, pride,
joy.
Moral:
directed
to audience for
used
for social causes.
ADVERTISING
MESSAGE FORMAT
Good
Sequence & manner of presentation
will result in maximum
effectiveness.
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PRINT
MEDIA
headline,
copy, illustration & color will be
used.
RADIO
words
& voice quality
etc.
TELEVISION
words,
voice quality, body
language, facial expressions, dress,
posture etc.
Attractive
source is the best source e.g.
Celebrities, professionals are
used
As
spokes persons.
ADVERTISING
MESSAGE STRUCTURE
·
Order of presentation
·
Verbal vs.
visual
·
Sidedness single /
double
·
Refutation
BASIC
TERMS & CONCEPTS.
Media
Planning
a
process of determining how to
use time & space of media to
achieve advertising objectives.
Media
Plan
a guide for media selection -
plan of action.
Medium
a single form of communication e.g. TV,
radio, billboards, online
media.
Media
Mix.
--
combination of media to be used.
Media
Class.
--
type of medium like TV,
Radio etc.
Media
Vehicle.
--
single program, magazine or
radio station.
Media
Option.
--
full page / half page, color
or black & white
etc.
Above
the line Media.
--
such as broadcast, press, outdoor,
cinema, posters etc in which ad
agency gets
commission.
Below
the line Media.
--
such as direct mail, sales
promotion, exhibitions, sales
literature etc.
Reach
--
measure of the number of
different audience exposed at least
once.
Coverage.
--
refers to potential audience might be
exposed to the ad
message.
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Frequency.
--
refers to number of times
the audience is exposed to advertisement
message.
Scheduling.
--
specify how media options
are scheduled.
Flighting
Continuous Pulsing
Timing.
--
Selection of specific
times.
(Marketing
analysis imperative)
KEY
ISSUES TO BE ANALYSED
·
To whom should we advertise?
·
What internal & external
factors may influence media
plan?
·
Where & when should we
focus our efforts?
DEVELOPING
MEDIA PLAN -5
STAGES
Market
situation analysis
Developing
media objectives
Identification
& selection of media
strategy
(media mix)
Media
strategy implementation
Evaluation
control
MEDIA
PLAN EXECUTION
Criteria
for Execution
·
Media
Mix.
·
Target
Market Coverage.
·
Geographical
Coverage.
·
Scheduling.
·
Reach.
·
Frequency.
·
Creative
aspects & mood.
·
Flexibility.
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·
Budget
considerations.
ADVERTISING
BUDGET
4
Methods to determine
·
AFFORDABLE
RATE.
·
PERCENTAGE
OF SALES METHOD.
·
COMPETITIVE
PARITY METHOD.
·
OBJECTIVE
& TASK METHOD.
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