IMC Tutorial 6 201213

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Get a pen and some paper…

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• geographic

• behavioural

age

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• Premium

• Cowboy

Bargain

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• The end user/customer

The marketing channel members

All stakeholders

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• A targeting strategy

• A positioning statement

An extrinsic value

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• Objectives

• SWOT analysis

Marketing Communications Mix

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• A push strategy

• A pull strategy

A profile strategy

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• Intrinsic and Cognitive

• Emotional and Extrinsic

Intrinsic and Extrinsic

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• say, spell and recall

• remember, monitor and change

write, position and retain

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• Brings out similar products under the brand name

• Owns a number of unrelated brands

Uses the brand name in a new product category

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• Bastion

• Flanker

Innovator

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• Push, Pull and Profile strategies are mutually exclusive

• The 3P’s should be considered as part of the total communication approach

Marketing Communication strategy is normally composed of a number of different elements

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Does this fit with a push, pull or profile strategy? Why?

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