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    DISASTER:AN OPPORTUNITY FOR

    MARKETING

    Abhishek Dhir Deb (03)

    Pravin Dhas (76)

    Saurabh Pundir (92)

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    Disclaimer:

    It is not the intention of the presenters toquestion, criticize or judge the motives of thevarious agencies/ institutions/ persons/

    political bodies mentioned in thispresentation.

    The ideas presented here are neitherpromoted nor condemned by the presenters.

    It is purely for the purpose of bringing forth anew perspective in the academic learning ofmarketing.

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    BREAKING NEWS

    Desperate News Network is the first to report

    3 Explosions rip across Timbuktu

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    Caf Leopolds A Special Case

    About Caf Leopolds

    Shantaram The Novel

    26 November Attacks

    Disaster Tourism

    Bullet Holes left intact

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    Why Disasters Sell Well?

    An Appeal to selflessness

    Association with popular events

    Attribution of positivity with organizations

    aiding post disaster recovery

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    Disaster marketing-

    An academic viewPlanning and creativity work in

    concert to produce effective improvisation.

    Kendra and Wachtendorf (2003) suggest

    disaster response organizations should considerplanning and training to enhance creativity at all levelsof organizations

    Disasters create new environments that must be

    explored, assessed, and comprehended. They changethe physical and social landscape, and thereforedisasters require a period of exploration, learning, andthe development of new approaches

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    Hurricane Katrina One of the 5 deadliest hurricanes in the history of US

    Affected areas: Bahamas, South Florida, Cuba,Louisiana (especially Greater New Orleans), Mississippi,

    Alabama, Florida Panhandle, most of eastern North America

    Destruction to tune of $100bn

    Rebuilding phase provides a classic case of disaster tourism Local business of New Orleans was hit the hardest as its

    income solely depended on tourists and residents

    Neither residents nor businesses wanted to return to areas

    that were vulnerable to potential future flooding A slew of marketing strategies by the local business men

    gradually brought back things to normal

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    Katrina continued..

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    Chinese Earthquake

    Province : Sichuan

    Coca-cola reacts

    Foreign companies poured in to

    buy stocks

    Sichuan Road and Bridge Group,

    cement producer Sichuan Golden

    Summit and Panzhihua New Steel

    & Vanadium all posted healthy

    rise in share prices.

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    The reality is..

    3.27 billion dollars were spent on lobbying in the US in 2008alone, and it has been going up every year

    Money coming from. defense industry( $150mn)

    pharmaceutical industries($393mn)

    Use of press and PR

    Industries expect a return on their PR initiatives

    just happened or MANUFACTURED????

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    Just happened.is it???

    1. Iraq has nuclear weapons and wants to use them against theUS!

    2. Trillions of dollars across several countries paid out to private,

    for-profit businesses in the war-happy defense industry.

    1. Swine flu may become an epidemic!

    2. A billion dollars handed out to pharmaceutical corporations.

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    Terror Marketing

    Terror marketing, is one area of negative

    psychological triggering that works when the

    target demographic has developed resistance

    to mass-marketing techniques.

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    Saatchi & Saatchi

    A criminal and his accomplice are on the run.

    Amber mate! Coming 2 Los Angeles. Gonna

    lay low at your place for a bit till it all blowsover.

    The criminal emails Ambers old address, the

    details of the hotel he trashed and invoice of

    the damages.

    Ends with a threat of killing another person.

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    Effects

    Amber informed the person living in her

    former address.

    Had her friend ready with a weapon. Lost appetite.

    Had trouble sleeping.

    Inability to concentrate on work.

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    Volkswagen

    People are driving along, talking and comfortable

    and suddenly get hit by an SUV.

    Isn't that a terrorist tactic?

    Did any of them die?

    Is driving that risky?

    How many people die in car accidents every

    year?

    The actual intended message was Drive safely.

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    Intentions of Terror Marketing

    Create a new form of interest.

    Permanent memory of the brand.

    Air the ads long enough so that peoplebecome numb.

    Stimulate discussion.

    Increase viewers expectations.

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    Effects of Terror Marketing

    Personal Trauma.

    De-branding.

    Brand attachment.

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    CON

    CLUSION

    Marketing or Cold-hearted

    Commercialism??

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    THANK YOU

    You should treat all disasters as if they were trivialities, but never treat a

    triviality as if it were a disaster.- Quentin Crisp (English Writer)