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PART I
ADVERTISING PERSPECTIVES
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The American Marketing
Association has defined
Advertising as any paid form ofnon-personal presentations
and promotion of goods,
services or ideas by an
identified sponsor.
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The Purpose of Advertising is :
To inform
To persuadeTo remind
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To Inform Tell the market about a new product
Suggest new uses for a product
Inform the market of a price change
Explain how the product works
Describe available services
Correct false impressions
Reduce buyers fears
Build company image
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To Persuade
Build brand preference and Encourage
switching to your brand using creativity/other strategies
Change buyers perception of product
attributes Persuade buyers to purchase now /
persuade buyers to call
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To Remind
Remind buyers that the product may be
needed in the near future Remind buyers where to buy it
Keep it in the buyers mind during off
seasons Maintain its top-of-mind awareness
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Why do I Advertise my Product?
Consumer awareness - thinking vs. feeling
products; awareness needed for high
involvement; attitude needed for low
involvement
Positive reinforcement after purchase
Exposure oriented objectives - reach andfrequency
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Some Differences to Note
Advertising refers to the art and job of
presenting goods and services etc. Itis a service. But the termadvertisement refers to the form in
which the actual massage appears
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Some Differences to Note
Advertising is paid for, hence it is a commercial transaction. Publicity is
any form of commercially significant news about a product, an
institution, a service or a person published in space or radio that is notpaid for by the sponsor.
Advertising is a paid form of publicity.
Advertising is non-personal. Whatever be the form of advertisements
(visual, spoken or written,) they are directed at a mass audience andnot directly at the individual as in the case of personal selling.
Advertisements are identifiable with their sponsor or originator, which is
not always the case with publicity or propaganda.
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Propaganda means spreading of ideas or doctrines or
messages. Like publicity and advertising it also
communicates ideas. But in propaganda there is favour
for a cause. Who is not familiar with the vigorous
propaganda on the eve of elections ? Public opinion is
sought to be influenced in form of something.
Propaganda may be a paid form if a newspaper, for
example, publishes a certain matter on payment. It may
be self sponsored if the newspaper itself goes on printingsomething in favour of the subject matter. But one
feature about propaganda is that is usually temporary
and when the case no longer has an appeal, it ceases.
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INTERACTION TIME
1.Recap
2.Discussion overAdvertisements on I,P,R
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Advertising Communication:
Communication Model
Advertising Model
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Advertising Communication:
Source Dimensions the sponsor, the
author and the persona Message Dimensions autobiography,
narrative, drama
Receiver Dimensions implied, sponsorsagents and actual consumers who decode
the message
Noise & Feedback
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Classification of Advertising
1.By Target Audience
2.By Geographical Area
3.By Medium
4.By Purpose
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1. By Target Audience
CONSUMER ADVERTISING
BUSINESS ADVERTISING
TRADE
PROFESSIONAL
AGRICULTURAL
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2. By Geographical Area
RETAIL ADVERTISING
REGIONAL ADVERTISING
NATIONAL ADVERTISING
INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING
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3. By Medium PRINT ADVERTISING
BROADCAST ADVERTISING
RADIO TV
OUT-OF-HOME
TRANSIT DIRECT MAIL
MOBILE
INTERNET
SOCIAL MEDIA
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4. By Purpose
PRODUCT ADVERTISING
NON-PRODUCT / CORPORATEADVERTISING
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING
NON-COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING ACTION ADVERTISING
AWARENESS ADVERTISING
DE-MARKETING
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FUNCTIONS OF ADVERTISING
To identify products and differentiate
them from others
To communicate information about
the product, its features and its
location of sale, etc
To induce consumers to try new
products and to suggest reuse
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To increase product use
To stimulate distribution of product
To build value, brand preference andloyalty
To lower the overall cost of sales
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EFFECTS OF ADVERTISING
EFFECT ON VALUE OF PRODUCTS
EFFECT ON PRICES EFFECT ON COMPETITION
EFFECT ON CONSUMER DEMAND
EFFECT ON CONSUMER CHOICE EFFECT ON BUSINESS CYCLE
EFFECT ON OUR VALUE SYSTEM
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DISCUSSION-ADVERTISING ETHICS: OFFENSIVENESS
DECEPTION
SUBLIMINAL MYTH
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY UNFAIR ADVERTISING
FDA, NLEA, FTC, NARC
PATENT & TRADEMARK OFFICE
COPYRIGHT
COMPARATIVE ADVERTISING
BAIT ADVERTISING
GUARANTEES AND WARRANTIES
TESTIMONIALS