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WEEK 8 DISCUSSIONIAN MUSYA CAROLINE MELLY
LABAN BORE PHILIP KETER
DISCUSSION AGENDA
1. DEFINE THE ROLE OF ADVERTISING IN THE PROMOTION MIX.
2. DESCRIBE THE MAJOR DECISIONS INVOLVED IN DEVELOPING AN ADVERTISING
PROGRAM.
INTRODUCTION
• ACCORDING TO MARKETING MIX 2009, PROMOTION IS ONE OF THE 4PS & IT
SERVES TO CREATE A PICTURE IN THE MIND OF THE BUYER FURTHER AROUSES A
DEMAND FOR AN OFFERING.
• PROMOTION MIX ELEMENTS INCLUDE PUBLIC RELATION, ADVERTISING, SALES
PROMOTION AND PERSONAL SELLING.
• ADVERTISING IS ANY PAID FORM OF NON-PERSONAL PRESENTATION AND
PROMOTION OF AN OFFERING. IT IS DONE VIA BROCHURES, SIGNS,
COMMERCIAL, DIRECT MAILINGS, AND PERSONAL CONTACT.
STEPS TO AN ADVERT
Setting
Advertising
Objectives
Setting the
Advertising
Budget
Developing
Advertising
Strategy
Evaluating
Advertising
Effectiveness and
Return on
Advertising
Investment
ROLE/OBJECTIVE OF ADVERTISING
Informative
Informs buyers of new offerings, recent developments, on going sales offers, change in prices or name brand i.e. KREP bank, AIG insuranceGovernments run health, political, social campaigns to inform the citizens of the country on the current developments e.g. Polio campaigns in Africa
Persuasive Main aim of such role is to increase demand for a particular offering.Demonstrate value to potential customers for example Arial powder soapwash tough stains.Not only does it create demand but also increase brand loyalty.
Comparative
It is normally achieved by combining the persuasive role for example Arial will compare its performance with other soaps and in the end they fail to clean well as Arial.It not only informs the audience but also shows the supremacy of one product over the other.
Reminder This is to reinforces initial promotional information. Names of product or public response are used to remind the customers of the existence of a product. It is employed mostly by businesses that are at their maturity stage
ADVERTISING BUDGET AND OTHER RESOURCES
• DEPENDING ON THE STAGE OF THE COMPANY IN THE PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE, THE
LEVEL OF ALLOCATION OF FUNDS AND RESOURCES WILL VARY.
• NEW OFFERINGS REQUIRE MORE FUNDS SO AS TO RESEARCH THE OBJECTIVE OF
CREATING AWARENESS.
• OFFERING BRAND AT MATURITY STAGE WILL NORMALLY REQUIRE LOWER
BUDGETS AS A RATIO TO SALES.
• IN A COMPETITIVE MARKET WHERE THERE ARE MANY SUBSTITUTE OFFERING FOR
THE BUYER, HEAVILY ADVERTISING IS NEEDED.
ADVERTISING COST PASSED TO THE BUYER
MARKET SHARE
A BUSINESS TO BUSINESS
REQUIRES WAY LESS
ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES
AND EFFORT IN ADVERTISING
AS COMPARED TO BUSINESS
TO CUSTOMER KIND OF
MARKETS. FURTHERMORE, IN
VERY COMPETITIVE MARKETS
BUSINESS REQUIRE TO SPEND
MORE IN ORDER TO REMAIN
RELEVANT UNLIKE WHERE THE
COMPETITION IS LOW.
DEVELOPING ADVERTISING STRATEGY
• ADVERTISING STRATEGY IS THE STRATEGY BY WHICH THE COMPANY
ACCOMPLISHES ITS ADVERTISING OBJECTIVES. IT CONSISTS OF TWO MAJOR
ELEMENTS: CREATING ADVERTISING MESSAGES AND SELECTING ADVERTISING
MEDIA.
• MESSAGES SHOULD BE PLAIN, OUTLINES OF BENEFITS AND POSITIONING POINTS
THAT THE ADVERTISER WANTS TO STRESS.
• MARKETERS SHOULD DETERMINE THE AUDIENCE, FREQUENCY AND IMPACT
THEN CHOOSE AN EFFECTIVE VEHICLES THROUGH WHICH ADVERTISING
MESSAGES ARE DELIVERED TO THEIR INTENDED AUDIENCES.
EVALUATING ADVERTISING
• MEASURING EFFECT OF ADVERTISEMENTS IS DONE THROUGH COMPARING THE
SALES AND PROFIT AFTER AND BEFORE THE USE OF ADVERTISING MEDIA.