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campaign process
developing a marketing communications plan
process orientation
thinking of campaign as a series of steps focusing on the interrelationship of the elements
marketing concept
philosophy of how to do biz, provides decision makers w framework for plan/develop
types of marketing concept
consumer orientation
market segmentation
niche marketing
mass customization
campaign outline
where are we
why are we here
where could we be
how could we get there
are we getting there
where to start research
company
consumer
situation analysis
company, consumer, market analyses
product/competitive analyses
SWOT
brand audit
brand contact audit
prob and opps approach
company analysis includes:
sales and profits
internal info (mission culture, ambition, etc)
external info (industry/economy)
consumer analysis
who they are
how they use product
why they buy
what they look for
how they look at life
VALS
ideals motivated
achievement
self-expression
account planning
system to manage flow of info to develop marketing campaigns
competitive analysis
identify options
product comparisons
double check prices & dist.
brand equity
value used to persuade consumers to buy product
four ways to increase sales
get current users to continue use
use more of the product
find new uses for product
find new users
unit oriented
each unit that performs a tak, must be able to complete independently
building the brand
using unconventional approaches to better associate brand name with intangible value
building brand loyalty steps
awareness
acceptance
preference
insistence
3 elements of a campaign/creative strategy
strategic focal point
positioning
big unifying idea
optional elements of creative strategy
slogans
taglines
trade characters
preemptive claim
predicts/upstages competition by showing a point of difference
USP
unique selling proposition
distinct competitive advantage
brand image strategy
factors not inherent to brand
product positioning
carving out a niche relative to competition
resonance approach
relies on fond/positive memories
affective strategy
seeks to form emotional attachment b/w brand and customer
product positioning (and 3 types)
describing actions to place brand in one place in relation to another on similarities and differences
against, new, niche
new rules for todays consumers
dont say it, demonstrate it
dont make it look/sound like an ad
make ad the logo
treat brands like people
honest to a fault