Market Communication Flashcards

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Integrates Process-Oriented (IPM) Approach

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  1. Integrated
  2. Process-oriented
  3. Marketing
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IPM - Integrated

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All stakeholders, but especially the customers, are the aim of all marketing measures & an integrated part of the provider-demander relationship

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IPM - Process-oriented

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Management of the whole exchange process // we have different stages/phases: prestige, consideration, purchase, after sales)

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IPM - Marketing

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Analysis & arrangement of the exchange process between the offering and demanding party. This makes marketing and instrument, market-oriented thinking as well as market-oriented action.

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4 P’s of the Marketing Mix

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Product, Price, Place, Promotion

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Challenges of Market Communication

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  1. Budget
  2. Understand Market Trends
  3. Crisis Management
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Stages of the customer journey

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  1. (Pre-)Awareness
  2. Consideration
  3. Evaluation (Preference)
  4. Purchase
  5. Usage & After-Sales-Service
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Moment Marketing

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  • The art of mattering right now!
  • Allows companies to connect with companies in moments that matter for them
  • Create positive customer experiences and engagement by hitting these moments
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Receptivity Moments

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  • Receptivity is the consumers’ willingness to receive a message from a brand
  • Identify the moments or places consumer will be more receptive to your message
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Meaningful Relationship

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  • A company may communicate clearly what is wants to say without accomplishing a meaning for consumers
  • Customer relationship need to be considered from a customer’s perspective to be meaningful
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AIDA

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Attention
Interest
Desire
Action

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Promtional Triad

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Advertising, Customer (Sales) Promotion & Public Relations

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PR Techniques

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  1. Sponsoring
  2. Product Placements
  3. Event managing
  4. Crisis Management
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Golden Rules of Communication & Advertising Design

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  1. Activation
  2. Comprehensibility
  3. Credibility
  4. Avoidance of Reactance
  5. Reduction of cognitive Dissonance
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Activation

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  • The activation process stimulates inner excitement & tension and is the foundation for human behavior in general
    -It nourishes an individual with energy & helps to overcome barriers of selective perception inherent in each individual and thereby facilitates the absorption, transmission, and storage information
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Emotional Impulses

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  • Small children pattern
  • Erotic dummies
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Cognitive Impulses

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  • Conflicts
  • Contradictions
  • Surprises
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Physical Impulses

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  • Size
  • Color
  • Sound
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Credibility

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Convince your target group that you’re the best but be transparent –> show it by contingency

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Avoidance of Reactance

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Reactance occurs when recipients of advertising feel manipulated by the sender and/or when society strongly disapproves the message of an advertisement (Example: H&M monkey)