communication error Flashcards

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Communication Process

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Sender–>Encoding–>(Noise)–>Decoding–>Receiver

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Promotion Process

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Target Market
Determine Objectives
Design Message
Choose Medium
Execute
Collect Feedback and Make Adjustments

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Promotional or Marketing Communications Mix

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mix of advertising sales promotion, personal selling, direct-marketing techniques, and public relations used by a business to communicate a marketing message

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AIDA Model

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Attention
Interest
Desire
Act

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Advertising

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any non-personal presentation of ideas about a product or product line

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Sales promotions

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techniques used to encourage the customer to buy the product in the short-term

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Personal Selling

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the personal interaction, intended to create a sale, between a business’s sales force and potential customers (real estate agent)

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Direct Marketing

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techniques used to get customers to purchase products from their home, office, or other non-retail settings (examples include direct mail, telemarketing, online promotions through the Internet)

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Public Relations

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process of communicating to the public that the business creates value for the public as a whole

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Publicity

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information that creates an image of a business and its products (newspaper publishes an article about a business contributing money to a charity)

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Promotional Pull Strategy

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product producer uses a lot of advertising focused on the ultimate consumer (creates demand in the consumer that pulls retailers and other marketing channel members into offering the product) –coke advertises its product, convincing the customer to go to a retailer and purchase the soda

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Promotional Push Strategy

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producer’s promotional efforts are focused on retailers and other channel members. These marketing channel members then promote the product to the ultimate consumer. The promotional efforts push the product from the producer, through the retailer, to the ultimate consumer

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