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Transcript
Advertising
A welcome to Advertising for 5th
year students.
Instructor: Dr. Ebtisam Fetohy
Advertising
Today’s Lesson
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lecture Outline
lecture Description and introductory
questions
Advertisements
Advertising in Context
Brand and Marketing Mix
Role of advertising
Integrated communications
Summary and Discussion
Lecture Outline
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Description and Rationale
Although advertising is an accepted part of
every day life, there is still great debate as to
how advertising works and the role it can and
should
perform
within
the
marketing
communication mix.
This lecture enables the students to review
this debate and apply the theories to the
advertising in our media today.
They will learn how to put together an
advertising plan and will examine the
ingredients of an effective advertisement and
ways in which this effectiveness can be
measured.
Aims and Objectives
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To gain an understanding of the role of
advertising
within
the
Marketing
Communications Mix
To examine communication and advertising
theories and their relationship with consumer
behavior
To develop knowledge of advertising strategy
and planning
To examine the importance and uses of
creativity in advertising
To gain an understanding of various
production techniques
To appreciate the complexities of evaluation
Learning Outcomes
The students will be able to:
 Identify the role of advertising within the
Marketing Communications Mix
 Analyze advertisements in terms of creativity
and execution
 Create advertising objectives and put together
a plan to meet these objectives
 Examine marketing data, using appropriate
techniques, and use the information to
establish and solve marketing communication
problems
 Understand the techniques and procedures
involved with advertisement production
 Put together testing procedures for the
evaluation of advertisements
Advertisements
Advertisements
are
not
just
advertising ‫اعالن‬.
 Def’n:
a) To describe the process of using
advertisements to sell things
B) To refer to the industry that produces
the ads.
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Advertisements
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‘above – the-line’ – advertising in
the media
‘Below – the – line’ – point of sale
messages ‫رسائل نقاط البيع‬
advertisements
What is an advertisement?
 Anything
that calls attention to a
product or service
Examples:
 TV commercial
 Newspaper/magazine ad
 Poster
 Clothing
 Cigarette lighter, ….
Advertising in Context
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Who engages in advertising?
Businesses,
Governments, and
Individuals.
Advertising in Context
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Media advertising is becoming less,
rather than more, important in the
overall scheme ‫ مخطط‬of marketing
communications.
This is not necessarily for good
reasons but it is a fact.
Advertising in Context
Fast-moving consumer goods (fmcg)
Key factor
Weekly feedback ‫تعليقات‬
Short term results from sales promotion
Budgets shift to below-the-line ‫رسائل نقاط البيع‬
I.e.,: various types of price cutting
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Advertising in Context
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This can actually lead to an increase
in the price elasticity ‫ مرونة‬of brandstherefore self-defeating (‫فاشل (هزيمة‬
In long run – consistent media
advertising can build the strength of
a brand.
Brand and Marketing mix
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What is a Brand?
It is a product whose producer has
made every effort to make it
uniquely
desirable to potential
buyers, consistently using every
element in its presentation to do so.
Brand and Marketing mix
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Why do companies do this?
If done well, it makes the brand
difficult to compete against. It
develops an aura ‫ هالة‬making it
appear better than its competition.
Brand and Marketing mix
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A brand is created by all the
elements of the marketing mix
working together.
Creates a positive prejudice in
people’s minds.
Brand and Marketing mix
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Def’n – Marketing Mix: a range of
tools and techniques that allows
businesses ‫ األعمال التجارية‬to provide
customers with what they want.
It acts as a conduit ‫ قناة‬for consumer
demand
to
reach
businesses.
Thusly ‫هكذا‬, turning this demand into
profitable sales.
Brand and Marketing mix
Marketing mix tools include (6 P):
 Product formulation and variation
 Packaging
 Sales literature
 The sales force (policy)
 Pricing
 Sales promotion
 Direct mail
 Advertising
 Market research (place)
 Branding
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Brand and Marketing mix
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Components of the marketing mix
Net sales value
Costs and contribution ‫المساهمة‬
The marketing mix
1) Net sales value
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Gross margin ‫الربح االجمالي‬
Cost of goods:
Materials
Packaging ‫تغليف‬
Manufacturing ‫تصنيع‬
2) Costs and contribution
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Operating ‫ التشغيل‬contribution
Selling costs (the marketing mix)
Sales
Distribution
Communications
Research
3) The marketing mix
Sales and distribution costs
 The communications mix
 Advertising
 Public relation (PR)
 Direct marketing
 Promotions
 Exhibitions
 Etc.
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Role of Advertising
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Simply put: Advertising exists to help
to sell things.
It is mainly about brands
It is mainly designed to create and
strengthen
consumer
impressions ‫ انطباعات‬of the brand
Exception is public service advertising
Role of advertising
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Marketing
Communication
Economic
Societal
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The process a business
uses
to
satisfy
consumer
needs
by
providing goods and
services
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Product category
Target ‫هدف‬market
Marketing mix
Brand ‫عالمة تجارية‬
Role of advertising
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Marketing
Communication
Economic
Societal
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Can reach a mass
audience
Introduces products
Explains
important
changes
Reminds
and
reinforces ‫يعزز‬
Persuades
Role of advertising
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Marketing
Communication
Economic
Societal
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Moves
from
being
informational
to
creating demand
Advertising
is
an
objective ‫موضوعية‬
means for providing
price-value information,
thereby
creating
a
more rational economy
Role of advertising
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Marketing
Communication
Economic
Societal
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Informs consumers about
innovations and issues
Mirrors fashion ‫ تصمم‬and
design trends ‫االتجاهات‬
Teaches consumers about
new products
Helps shape consumer
self-image
Perpetuates
‫يدعم‬
selfexpression
Integrated Communications
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Advertising is part total continuum of
communications about the brand. It
may have a leading role and carry the
greatest budget: but it can be merely
cast ‫ يلقييي‬in a supporting role for a
campaign of of activity centered
around an event.
The importance of advertising
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Involves a huge amount of money
Work is done by relatively few people
Major expense is for media time/space
Companies spend only a small
percentage of sales on advertising
Types of advertising
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Product advertising—Tries to sell a
specific product to *final users or
*channel ‫ قناة‬members
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Pioneering ‫ريادي‬-‫ االبتكاري‬advertising builds
primary demand
Competitive advertising builds selective
demand
Corporate/institutional advertising—Tries
to *promote an organization's image,
*reputation ‫ سمعة‬or *ideas—rather than a
specific product
Major advertising media
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Magazine
Television
Newspaper
Yellow Pages ‫األدلة التجارية‬
Radio
Outdoors ‫النزهات‬
Cinema
Internet
The Functions of Advertising
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Builds awareness of products and brands
Creates a brand image
Provides product and brand information
Persuades people
Provides incentives to take action
Provides brand reminders
Reinforces ‫ يعزز‬past purchases and brand
experiences
The Key Players ‫الممثلون‬
Advertiser
(client)
 Agency
 Media
 Supplier
 Audience
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Uses advertising to send out
a
message
about
its
products
Initiates
the
advertising
effort
by
identifying
a
marketing problem
Approves ‫ يصدق‬audience, plan
and budget
Hires the advertising agency
The Key Players
Advertiser
(client)
 Agency
 Media
 Supplier
 Audience
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Has strategic and creative
expertise,
Media knowledge,
Workforce talent ‫موهوبة‬, and
Negotiating ‫ تفاوضية‬abilities
• Advertising department
• In-house agency ‫وكالة خاصة‬
The Key Players
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Advertiser
(client)
Agency
Media
Supplier
Audience
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The
channels
of
communication that carry the
message to the audience
Are also companies or huge
conglomerates ‫تكتالت‬
Mass media advertising can be
cost effective because the
costs are spread over the
large number of people the ad
reaches
The Key Players
Advertiser
(client)
 Agency
 Media
 Supplier
 Audience
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Assist
*advertisers,
*agencies, and *the
media in creating and
placing the ads
Vendor ‫ بائع‬services are
often cheaper than
those in-house ‫خاصة‬
The Key Players
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Advertiser
(client)
Agency
Media
Supplier
Audience
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The desired audience for the
advertising message
Data-gathering
technology
improves
accuracy
of
information about customers
Advertisers must recognize
the various target audiences
they are talking to and know
as much about them as
possible
Types of Advertising
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Brand advertising
Retail ‫ بالمفرد‬or Local advertising
Direct-Response advertising
Business-to-Business ‫األعمال‬
advertising
Institutional advertising
Nonprofit advertising
Public Service advertising
‫بين‬
What Makes an Ad Effective?
1. If
it creates an impression for a
product or brand
2. If it influences people to respond in
some way
3. If it separates the product or brand
from the competition in the mind of
the consumer
Conclusion
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B.
C.
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Advertising agencies:
How they work,
How they are organized, and
How to choose and use one.
Advertising strategy:
How to think about what the ads are
trying to do, and
Understanding the people they are
aimed at.
How good advertisements can be
created.
conclusion
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B.
C.
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Media:
What is available, and
How it is bought,
Sold and
Planned.
Putting a campaign plan together.
Judging advertisements and evaluating
campaigns.
The law, regulation and self-regulation
Advertising internationally ‫ دوليا‬and globally
If we have time – The relationship between
advertising and the economy and society
Summary
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Advertising is a core part of many
companies’
marketing
mix:
the
activities that link a brand to its market
and its consumers or customers
Traditionally, media advertising has
taken the lion’s share of marketing
communications budgets, at least for
most consumer goods companies, since
it is a cost-effective means of reaching
large numbers of people.
Summary
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As
media
and
markets
have
fragmented, however, other forms of
communication are gaining importance,
and advertising is increasingly seen as
just
part
of
an
integrated
communications programme
As such, advertising works together,
and integrates with, a variety of other
forms of communication.
Questions for discussion
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Is advertising becoming more or less
important to companies? Why should
this be so?
How might the marketing mix differ for
a brand of frozen food, a charity and a
bank?