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Marketing Communications Objective Setting Asia-Pacific Marketing Federation Certified Professional Marketer Copyright Marketing Institute of Singapore
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Organization 1. Introduction 2. Types of Objectives 3. Hierarchy of Effects Model 4. Product Involvement
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Introduction n Promotional Objectivesare the goals of the promotional activities. n Promotional Objectives are the goals of the promotional activities. Serve to: (a) facilitate the planning of the campaign, and (b) set the standard to evaluate the campaign effort Important to set appropriate objectives
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Criteria for Appropriate Objectives n Consistent with corporate and marketing objectives n Clear n Defines the target audience and quantifies the desired response
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n Achievable yet Demanding –If too easy waste resources; false sense of security –If too high demoralizing; damage leadership credibility n Establish Time Schedule –Recognizes campaign's effectiveness and efficiency
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(a)Informing (a) Informing -- About the functional and psychological needs the product satisfies -- Important especially for new products (b) Persuading -- Persuades consumer to move toward some action or attitude -- Appropriate for competitive growth products Types of Objectives
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(c)Reminding (c) Reminding -- Reminds that the product is still available -- Suited for mature products
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n In less developed Asian countries, product awareness may be the promotional objective n In developed Asian countries where consumers are already aware of product benefits, persuading may be the objective – persuading consumers prefer one brand over another
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DAGMAR Defining Advertising Goals for Measured Advertising Results. n A series of steps through which a brand must climb to gain acceptance. n Unaware Aware Comprehension & Image Attitude Action n Advtg effects occur over a period of time. n Behavior response does not occur immediately. Hierarchy of Effects Models
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AIDA Attention, gain Interest, create a Desire, and precipitate an Action n Represent stages a salesperson must take a customer through in the personal selling process.
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n Effectiveness/Importance of Promotional Mix differ depending on: –High/Low Product Involvement Product Involvement
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High Involvement n Extensive problem solving n Awareness Attitude Trial n All 4 tools used n See Figure: Objectives and Promotion Mix Over Time: High Involvement Product
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Objectives and Promotion Mix Over Time: High Involvement Product Awareness Comprehension Conviction Purchase 0 Time + Publicity Personal Selling Advertising Sales Promotion Effectiveness, Importance
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(a)Awareness (a) Awareness -- Due to need recognition -- Competing needs -- Priority ranking of needs (b)Comprehension (b) Comprehension -- Info search for solution -- Desire to make right decisions -- Desire to make right decisions Objectives
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(c)Conviction (c) Conviction -- Evaluation of alternatives -- Establish criteria Beliefs Attitude -- Establish criteria Beliefs Attitude (d)Purchase (d) Purchase -- Purchase may not be made because: * no purchasing power * product not available * rude salespeople
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Low Involvement n Limited problem solving n Awareness Trial Attitude n Advertising and sales promotion used n See Figure: Objectives and Promotion Mix Over Time: Low Involvement Product
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Objectives and Promotion Mix Over Time: Low Involvement Product Awareness Product Trial Attitude Formation Repeat Purchase 0 Time + Effectiveness, Importance Advertising Sales Promotion
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(a)Awareness (a) Awareness -- Temporal need recognition -- Purchase opportunities must occur at time of need recognition purchase -- Purchase opportunities must occur at time of need recognition purchase (b)Product trial (b) Product trial -- Product choice influenced by brand recall (c)Attitude Formation (c) Attitude Formation -- Favorable attitude may not lead to brand loyalty -- Brand loyalty due to inertia -- Brand loyalty due to inertia -- Easy brand switching thro’ aggressive promotion -- Easy brand switching thro’ aggressive promotion
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