Marketing Communications Flashcards

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What is marketing communications?

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A management process through which an organisation attempts to engage with its various audiences. By understanding an audiences communications environment, organisations seek to develop and present messages for its identified stakeholder groups before evaluating and acting upon the responses.

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What is marketing communications?

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A management process through which an organisation attempts to engage with its various audiences. By understanding an audiences communications environment, organisations seek to develop and present messages for its identified stakeholder groups before evaluating and acting upon the responses.

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What are the three main elements of marketing communications?
What questions do we need to ask regarding to this?

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  • Audiences
    (who are our audience and what are their various behaviour and information processing needs)
  • Engagement
    ( What does the audience need and how do we engage with them)
  • Responses
    (What are the desired outcomes of this process)
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Who are the three main audiences for marketing communications?

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  • Customers
  • intermediaries
  • All stakeholders
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What is the role of marketing communications?

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Creating brand values and provoking behaviour which then leads to audience engagement

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What are the four tasks of marketing communications?

DRIP

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Differentiating 
Reinforcing
Informing 
Perusing
(DRIP)  (Audiences)
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Describe ‘Differentiate’ in the drip model

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to position a brand so that it is perceived to be different to its competitors

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Describe ‘Reinforce’ in the drip model

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To remind of reassure customers about a brand

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Describe ‘Inform’ in the drip model

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To make customers aware of a brands existence or attributes

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Describe ‘Persuade’ in the drip model

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To encourage customers to be have in particular ways

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What are the three main parts of the marketing communications mix?

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Core type of message
Communication tools
Types of media

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What are the constituent tools of themarketing mix?

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  • Advertising
  • Sales Promotion
  • Public relations
  • Direct Marketing
  • Personal selling
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What are the constituent classes of media in the mix?

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  • Broadcast
  • Print
  • Outdoor
  • Digital
  • In - Store
  • Other
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What are the constituent classes of Content in the mix?

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  • Informational
  • Emotional
  • Branded messages
  • UCG
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What are the two content strategies?

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Rational appeals

Emotional appeals

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Describe rational appeals

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  • Provoke a cognitive response

- High involvement

17
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Describe emotional appeals

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  • Provoke an emotional response

- Low involvement

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Q

What are the three main elements of marketing communications?
What questions do we need to ask regarding to this?

A
  • Audiences
    (who are our audience and what are their various behaviour and information processing needs)
  • Engagement
    ( What does the audience need and how do we engage with them)
  • Responses
    (What are the desired outcomes of this process)
19
Q

Who are the three main audiences for marketing communications?

A
  • Customers
  • intermediaries
  • All stakeholders
20
Q

What is the role of marketing communications?

A

Creating brand values and provoking behaviour which then leads to audience engagement

21
Q

What are the four tasks of marketing communications?

DRIP

A
Differentiating 
Reinforcing
Informing 
Perusing
(DRIP)  (Audiences)
22
Q

Describe ‘Differentiate’ in the drip model

A

to position a brand so that it is perceived to be different to its competitors

23
Q

Describe ‘Reinforce’ in the drip model

A

To remind of reassure customers about a brand

24
Q

Describe ‘Inform’ in the drip model

A

To make customers aware of a brands existence or attributes

25
Q

Describe ‘Persuade’ in the drip model

A

To encourage customers to be have in particular ways

26
Q

What are the three main parts of the marketing communications mix?

A

Core type of message
Communication tools
Types of media

27
Q

What are the constituent tools of themarketing mix?

A
  • Advertising
  • Sales Promotion
  • Public relations
  • Direct Marketing
  • Personal selling
28
Q

What are the constituent classes of media in the mix?

A
  • Broadcast
  • Print
  • Outdoor
  • Digital
  • In - Store
  • Other
29
Q

What are the constituent classes of Content in the mix?

A
  • Informational
  • Emotional
  • Branded messages
  • UCG
30
Q

What are the two content strategies?

A

Rational appeals

Emotional appeals

31
Q

Describe rational appeals

A
  • Provoke a cognitive response

- High involvement

32
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Describe emotional appeals

A
  • Provoke an emotional response

- Low involvement