Ad Pl & Ob
Transcript of Ad Pl & Ob
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Advertising Management
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The Field of
Advertising Management
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Market / Consumer Behavior
Government
Competition
Ad Agency
Media
Research
Agency
Advertiser
Control Inst. Facilitating Inst.
Institutions Involved in the Field of
Advertising
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Research Suppliers
Advertiser Ad agency Media
Role of the Facilitating Institutions
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Advertising Management
Planning and Decision Making
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Framework of Advertising Planning
and Decision Making
Situation Analysis
Marketing Program
Integrated Mar. Com. Plan
Advertising Plan
Implementation
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The process starts with an analysis of the
Brands external & internal environment
Situation Analysis
Marketing Program
Consumer analysis
Competitor analysis
Brand Analysis- SWOT
Advertising Plan
Implementation
Environmental analysis
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Role of Advertising
Emerges from the Marketing Program
Situation Analysis
Marketing Program
It defines the role of eachelements of the Marketing Mix
And indicates how all elements
will support and synergize for
maximum impact
IMC & Advertising plan
Implementation
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The Advertising Plan Includes
Situation Analysis
Marketing Program
Advertising Plan
And IMC
Setting Objectives -
(segmentation-positioning)
Media strategy and tactics
Message strategy and tactics
Implementation
Coordination and synergy
with other IMC tools
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Advertising Planning and
Decision Making
Situation Analysis
Marketing Program
IMC /Advertising Plan
Implementation
Facilitating Agencies
Social, legal and other
constraints
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How does Advertising work ?
Advertising is persuasive communication
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The Communication Process
MessageSource Receiver Destination
Media WOM
Perception Process
Message
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The
Persuasion
Process of
Advertising
is through
a variety
of
advertising
effects
Awareness/
Familiarity
Brand Benefits
and Information
Creating Image /
Personality
Associating
Feelings with Brand
Linkage of Brand withPeers/Experts/Group Norms
Reminder / Brand trial
Inducement
BrandAttitude
PurchaseBehavior
The Persuasion Process of Advertising
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Setting Goals and Objectives
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Objectives Must be Operational
Operational Advertising Objectives -
Provide criteria for decision making
Serve as a communication and coordination tool
Provide criteria to evaluate performance
Can Sales be an Operative Objectives if
Advertising ha
s no direct rela
tionship withsales?
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Advertising Objectives
Setting Objectives involve 3 considerations
1. Behavioral decisions that Advertising must
influence e.g. trail purchase, repeat purchase
2. The decision making process thatinfluences behavior and precedes
communication
3. The Target Segment
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Sales
A meaningful Advertising objective?? Advertising has a lagged effect
New customers Advertising Immediate Sales Future Sales
Change attitude / improve image
Isolating Ad impact from other elements of the
marketing mix is difficult
Hence sales cannot be an operative objective
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Sales Strategy -
The basis for Advertising Objectives
Sales growth comes from -
New customers buying
Old customers staying loyal
Old customers consuming more
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Demand Generation Offensive Strategy
Market dynamics:- Sales grow because of new customers buying
Offensive Marketing Strategies Primary demand generation an appropriate strategy
for a market leader
Secondary demand generation an appropriatestrategy in a mature market
Those not the
buying product
Existing
customers
Those buying
Other brands
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Demand Generation
Defensive Strategy
Market dynamics:
Sales grow with old customers staying loyal
Defensive Marketing Strategy Recall the important brand features
Reinforce use experience
Consumer promotions
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Demand Generation
I
ncrease Consumption
Market dynamics:
Sales grow with product form expansion More frequent usage / share of requirement
(SOR)
New use applications
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Secondary Demand-
New customers using
other brands
Primary Demand -
Customers trying
the category for the
first time
Existing customer
Loyalty
More Consumption
New uses and more usage
Behavioral
Responses
that drive
Purchase
Marketing / Sales Strategies & Behavioral Objectives
Induce Trial
Purchase
Induce Trial
Purchase
Loyalty
Increased
Usage / SOR
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The Influence of Advertising
on Desired Behavior
Advertising is not effective in directly evoking desired
action -Purchase.
Advertising causal intervening response
desired behavioral response Sales
Sales Promotions, Direct Marketing, RetailAdvertising
used in conjunction with Advertising can drive sales
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The
Persuasion
Process of
Advertisingis through
a variety
of
advertising
effects
Awareness/
Familiarity
Brand Benefits
and Information
Creating Image /
Personality
Associating
Feelings with Brand
Linkage of Brand withPeers/Experts/Group Norms
Reminder / Brand trial
Inducement
BrandAttitude
PurchaseBehavior
The Persuasion Process of Advertising
T
hese Intervening Variables between Advertising and Action aremore effective Operational Advertising Objectives than Sales
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The
Persuasion
Process ofAdvertising
is through
a variety
of effects
Awareness /
Familiarity
Brand Benefit
Information
Creating image -
personality / users
Associating feelings
with Brand use
Linkage with peers /
experts/group norms
Reminder / Brand trial
inducement
Purchase
These Intervening Variables have a causal relationship between
Advertising & Sales
Trial Purchase
& Loyalty
Trial Purchase &
Increased usage
Loyalty
Loyalty
Loyalty
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Advertising Objectives (the Intervening
Response Variables that are persuasive in its
context)are determined by the type of Sales
Strategy and Behavioral Objectives
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Advertising Objectives
Reflect th
eT
argetSegment
The segment & sub-segment can be defined by
Behavioral measures non-users, other brand
users, heavy / light / loyal users etc.
Advertising response measures unaware, not
convinced of key benefits, diffused / sharp image, etc
Lifestyle - attitude and opinions, interests
Benefits sought
Demographic, psychographics, geographic basis -
more relevant for media decisions
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Other Persuasion Models
AIDA Hierarchy Innovatioof Effects Adoption
AttentionAwareness
Knowledge
Awareness
Interest
Desire
Liking
Preference
Conviction
Interest
Evaluation
Cognitive
Stage
Affective
Stage
Action
Stage
Action Purchase
Trial
Adoption
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Segmentation and Positioning
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Segmentation Strategies
Undifferentiated orAggregation Strategy : All
groups are the focus of a singleMarketing Program
Concentration : all marketing programs are focused
on one large sub-group
Concentration on a small segment is a Niche Strategy
Differentiation : separate marketing programs for 2 or
more sub-groups
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TM and Media Reach Approaches
Controlled Coverage using niche media to
reach only the desired segment e.g. trade
magazines
Customer Selection using mass media for
Reach is directed at mass audiences
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Positioning
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PositioningStrategy Approaches
Brands can be positioned by single or multiple
approaches:
Product attributes or consumer benefit
Price-quality
Use or application
Users
Product class
Cultural symbols
Competitors
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Positioning is Communicated
Primarily th
rough
Advertising It is a relative concept that indicates the position
of the brand vis--vis other brands
It determines the nature of all the elements of the
marketing mix