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Unit 16
Steps in Developing Effective
Communication
有效沟通的步骤
• As a marketer(市场营销者),
• he/she need to understand(熟悉)
how communication works.
Elements in communication process
• Two parties(主体):
• Sender(发送者) :The party sending the
message to another party.
• Receiver(接收者):The party receiving
the message sent by another party.
Elements in communication process
• Two tools:
• Message(信息):The set of symbols(符
号) that the sender transmits(发送).
• Media(媒介):The communication
channels(渠道) through which the
message moves from sender to receiver.
Elements in communication process
• Four functions(功能):
• Encoding(编码):The process of putting
thought into symbolic(符号的) form.
• Decoding(解码):The process by which
the receiver assigns(指派) meaning to the
symbols(符号) encoded by the sender.
Elements in communication process
• Respond(反应):
• The reactions(反应) of the receiver after
being exposed(接触) to the message.
• Feedback(反馈):
• The part of the receiver’s response
communicated back to the sender.
Elements in communication process
• Noise (噪音):
• the unplanned(意外的) static(麻烦)
or distortion(失真) during the
communication process,which results in
the receiver’s getting a different message
than the one the sender has sent.
Marketer/marketing communicator:
• Know what audiences they wish to reach and
what responses they want;
• Be good at encoding messages that take into
account how the large audience decodes them;
• Send messages through media that reach target
audiences,and they must develop feedback
channels so that they can assess the audience’s
response to the message.
Marketer/marketing communicator:
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Identify the target audience;
Determine the response sought;
Choose a message;
Choose the media;
Select the message source ;
Collect feedback.
Identifying the target audience
• The audience may be potential buyers or
current users,those who make the buying
decision or those who influence it.
• The audience may be individuals,groups,
special publics,or the general public.
Identifying the target audience
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What
How
When
Where
Who
will be said
Choosing a message
• AIDA model
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get attention(引起注意),
hold interest(持有兴趣),
arouse desire(激发欲望),
and obtain action(采取行动).
Choosing a message
• what to say (message content),
• how to say it logically (message structure),
• and how to say it symbolically(象征性地)
(message format).
Message content(内容)
• The communicator has to figure out(算出)
an appeal or theme that will produce the
desired response.
• There are three types of appeals:
• Rational(理性的),emotinal (情感的),
and moral (道德的).
Message content(内容)
• Rational appeals relate to the audience’s
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self-interest(自身利益).
Message showing a product’s
quality (质量),
economy (经济),
value (价值),
or performance(性能).
Message content(内容)
• Emotional appeals attempt to stir up(扇动)
either negative or positive emotions that can
motivate (刺激) purchase.
• These include fear (害怕) ,guilt (内疚),
and shame (羞愧) appeals that get
people to do things they should,or to stop
doing things they shouldn’t.
Message content(内容)
• Moral appeals are directed to (针对) the
audience’s sense of what is “right (正确
的)”and “proper (合适的)” .
• They often are used to urge (力劝)
people to support social causes (社会事
业) such as a cleaner environment,better
race relations,equal rights for women,and
aid to the needy (贫穷的).
Message structure(结构)
• The first is whether to draw a conclusion
(得出结论) or leave it to the audience.
• Early research show that drawing a
conclusion was usually more effective.
Message structure(结构)
• The second message-structure issue is
whether to present a one-sided argument
or a two-sided argument.
• one-sided argument:only mention the
product’s strengths(优点)
• one-sided argument :touting(吹捧) the
product’s strengths while also admitting(承
认) its shortcomings (缺点).
Message structure(结构)
• A one-sided argument is more effective in
sales presentation(销售展示陈述);
• Two-sided argument is suitable for the
audiences who are highly educated,
negatively disposed(有倾向的), or likely to
hear opposing(反对的) claims(主张).
Message structure(结构)
• The third message-structure issue is
whether to present(呈现) the strongest
arguments first or last.
• Presenting first gets strong attention(注
意),but may lead to an anticlimactic(虎头
蛇尾的) ending.
Message Format(设计版式)
• In a print ad,the communicator has to
decide on the
• headline(标题),
• copy(文字),
• illustration(插图/说明),
• and color(颜色).
Message Format(设计版式)
• To attract attention,advertisers can use
• novelty(新奇) and contrast (对比);
• eye-catching (引人注目的) pictures and
headlines ;
• distinctive (与众不同的) formats;
• message size and position;
• color,shape ,and movement.
Message Format(设计版式)
• If the message is to be carried over the
radio,the communicator has to choose
words,sounds,and voices.
Determining the response sought
• Learn-feel-do
• When buyers have high involvement(投
入) with a product category(产品类别)
and perceive brands (感知品牌) in the
category to be highly differentiated(区
分).
• automobile
Determining the response sought
• Do-feel-learn
• high-involvement products with little
perceived differentiation
• Aluminum siding(铝制墙板)
Determining the response sought
• Learn-do-feel
• Consumers have low involvement and
perceive little differentiation.
• salt
• Thank you !