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Learning Objectives
13.1 Understand the communication process and the
traditional promotion mix.
13.2 Describe the steps in traditional and multichannel
promotion planning.
13.3 Tell what advertising is, describe the major types
of advertising, discuss some of the major
criticisms of advertising, and describe the process
of developing an ad campaign and how marketers
evaluate advertising.
13.4 Explain what sales promotion is and describe the
different types of consumer and B2B sales
promotion activities.
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Real People, Real Choices:
Pitch Agency
• Which option should Sara pursue?
Option 1: Leave The King in the past where he
belongs.
Option 2: Bring back The King as an instantly
recognizable icon.
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Communication Models in a Digital
World That is “Always On”
• Marketing messages can assume many forms with a
variety of objectives.
From quirky TV commercials and viral videos to blimps
with blinking messages
Savvy marketers know each element of the marketing
mix is a form of communication!
• All marketing communications aim to either inform,
remind, persuade, or build relationships.
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Integrated Marketing
Communications (IMC)
• Integrated marketing communication (IMC) involves
the planning, execution, and evaluation of coordinated,
brand communication programs over time to targeted
audiences.
Aim is to deliver consistent messaging across
platforms.
Must use a multichannel promotion strategy which
combines traditional marketing communication with
social media and other online activities.
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Figure 13.1 Three Models of
Marketing Communication
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