2 Introducing IMC Flashcards

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define consumer perspective

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asks how consumers engage, and respond to marketing communication and how it can be meaningful to us

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define managerial perspective

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asks how marketing communicators can serve the brands who pay for it

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3
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define societal perspective

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asks how marketing communicators operate within a wider social context
-does imc influence wider society or merely reflect it? or is it more complicated ?

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4
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three concepts that are key to our understanding of IMC
1. functionality
2. symbolism
3. social power

define functionality

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  1. functionality : advertised brands often have a function (a car tyre, toaster, burglar alarm etc) but their functionality is only one aspect that advertising promotes
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three concepts that are key to our understanding of IMC
1. functionality
2. symbolism
3. social power

define symbolism

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brands are symbols with cultural meaning that extend far beyond their functionality

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three concepts that are key to our understanding of IMC
1. functionality
2. symbolism
3. social power

define social power

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brand meanings wield important social power; brands can be social activists

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7
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integration of IMC and advertising occurs on two terms, what are these?

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media integration and creative integration

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what are the 3 keys to a successful imc campaign

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  1. planning
  2. strategy
  3. creativity
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what is media integration

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campaigns are aired across multiple media channels and platforms to achieve the necessary audience reach

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what is creative integration

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brands identity, values and creative themes must run through all media executions so that consumers are not confused about brand value/themes

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what does PLANNING entail in regard to a successful IMC campaign

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  • conduct and translate research to help define target market segments, uncover decision drivers, develop messaging and appeal etc.
  • sets up the strategy
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what does STRATEGY entail in regard to a successful IMC campaign

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  • Analyze the various channels for effectiveness in reaching the target audience

-work with both planning and strategy

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what does CREATIVITY entail in regard to a successful IMC campaign

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  • package the messaging into channel-successful media types that will resonate with varying target segments
  • design deliverables necessary for various strategy executions using skills like photography, video, graphic design, writing etc.
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14
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what is the transactional model of communication useful for

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  • illustration of some potential barriers to effective communication
  • advertising transmission is one way only (source to receiver)
  • the meaning and message are supposed to be the same
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15
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what does AIDA stand for

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attention interest desire action

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16
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what does AIDA mean

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(A) attention: the consumer becomes aware of the brand product or service

(I) interest: the consumer develops a deeper interest

(D) desire: the consumer starts imagining product in their everyday use

(A) action: the consumer is ready to purchase

17
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What are some limitations of AIDA

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  • draws on a false analogy between personal selling and mediated advertisement
  • assumes purchase is always the intended purpose
  • assumes ads must get consumers conscious attention
  • carries same assumptions/limitations as the transactional model of advertising communication
18
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what is socio cultural theory?

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  • consider ads to be social texts to be read/meaningful symbols
  • advertising as a social form of communication that operates on symbolic and cultural levels (using signs & symbols to communicate implicit meaning/values).
19
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types of marketing firms

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  1. traditional
  2. digital
  3. hybrid
20
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benefits of hiring a marketing firm

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  • expert advice
  • save time
  • fill skill gaps
  • accesses advanced marketing tools
21
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when to hire a marketing agency

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not meeting goals
can’t keep up with competition
looking to scale or try new strategies