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Integrated Marketing Communications and Media Choices 12 Integrated Marketing Communications and Media Choices © 2013 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part. 

Marketing Framework

What Media Decisions Are Made? How much to spend When to schedule the ads Which media to use

How Much to Spend Percentage of sales Competitive parity Strategic advertising goal

How Much to Spend Reach Frequency GRPs

When to Schedule It costs more to get higher ratings However, the relationship is not perfect

When to Schedule Continuous Occasional Seasonal

Which Media The choice of media outlet is difficult because… There are more media outlets Audiences are fragmented across the many media and use technology to zip past ads

Which Media Integrated Marketing Communication When advertising across media Consider the company’s overarching strategy Ensure a consistent message Play to each media’s strength

Which Media

Which Media Media comparisons TV ads Magazines Radio and newspapers Billboards Online Direct mail

Which Media

Personal Selling Personal Selling Is especially important for expensive, complicated products How many sales people do I need? Where do I deploy them? How do I compensate them?

Designing a Sales Force Pull Direct promotional efforts to consumers Push Direct promotional efforts to channel Relies more on personal selling

Public Relations Public relations Constituencies include Publicity Convey a positive image and educate a constituency about the company Constituencies include Customers, suppliers, stockholders, government, employees, general community Publicity

Public Relations PR people Issue press kits Maintain company information on website Arrange events Handle negative publicity and encourage positive publicity

Other Promotional Tools Product placement Event sponsorship Sales promotions

Promotional Choice Depends on Goals Additional questions to consider: Should we schedule continuously, occasionally or seasonally? What is the consumer’s purchase cycle? What is the level of saturation desired? What life cycle stage is the product in? What can we afford? What is best for our target? What do we want the target to know?

Integrated Marketing Communications

Assessing Media Effectiveness If goal is awareness, reach matters Measure viewership, readership, circulation numbers, traffic indices, etc. If goal is attitudinal, use surveys Online advertising Track click-thru rates, downloads, inquiries, purchases, returns, etc. and compare with cost per click, per download, per acquisition, etc.

Managerial Recap Decisions about expenditure and timing are integral to promotional campaigns Marketers must integrate marketing communications The effectiveness of advertising is measured using long-term and short-term measures