Pricing Concepts
Media scheduling
Continuous, flighted, or pulsing schedule.
Economies of scale
Cost advantages as output increases.
Media selection criteria
Cost, reach, frequency, and audience selectivity.
Marginal costs
Costs of producing additional products.
Variable costs
Costs that change with output.
Fixed costs
Costs that remain the same regardless of output.
Privacy concerns in social media
Data collection, microtargeting, undisclosed advertising, content driven by algorithms.
DAGMAR
Defining Advertising Goals for Measured Advertising Results.
Sales management
Defining sales goals, determining sales force structure, recruiting and training sales force, compensating and motivating sales force, evaluating sales force.
Advantages of personal selling
Face-to-face communication, high impact, relationship building.
Importance of social media
Facilitating conversation and social interaction, marketing integration.
Identifying product benefits
Focusing on customer benefits rather than attributes.
Push strategy
Forcing product through channel using personal selling.
Product placement
Getting a brand to appear in media as part of the narrative.
Steps in CRM
Identify customer relationships, understand interactions, capture customer data, leverage customer information.
Advertising
Impersonal, paid, mass communication.
Competitive parity
Spending at a comparable level to competitors.
Advertising appeals
Stressing specific aspects to appeal to customers.
Percentage of sales method
Setting advertising budget as a percentage of sales.
Sales promotion
Short-term tactics to induce product trial or increase sales.
Sales Promotions
Short-term tactics to induce trial or increase sales.
Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC)
Aligning all elements of the promotional mix for best results.
Marketing communication
All communication that informs and persuades buyers.
Pull strategy
Appealing to end consumers to request product from retailers.
Media planning
Choosing appropriate media mix and schedule.
Promotion
Communication that elicits a particular response.
Post-campaign evaluation
Comparing pre and post campaign settings to evaluate success.
Comparative Advertising
Comparing two or more brands, effective for smaller brands.
Creative decisions
Determining the appeal, execution, and evaluation of ads.
Executing the message
Determining the best way to convey the message.
Personal Selling
Expensive, face-to-face selling for big ticket purchases.
Pioneer Advertising
Informative advertising for new products.
Promotional mix
Integration of all promotional elements.
Social Media
Internet-based services for communication and interaction.
Steps in personal selling
Lead generation, qualifying leads, approaching customers, proposing solutions, handling objections, closing the sale, following up.
Social media uses
Listen and learn about brands, build relationships with customers, promote products and services, manage reputation.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Managing every contact with customers to understand their needs and increase sales.
Revenue
Price multiplied by units sold.
Public Relations (PR)
Proactive communication to impact public attitudes.
Media types
Newspapers, magazines, television, radio, outdoor, internet.
Personal selling
Paid, face-to-face communication to inform and influence customers.
Social media tools
Paid, owned, and earned media, SEO and SEM.
Competitive advantage
Perceived superiority of a company's products over others.
Competitive Advertising
Persuasive advertising to increase recall and preference.
Promotional strategy
Plan for optimal use of all elements of promotion.
Product Advertising
Promoting individual products.
Institutional Advertising
Promoting the corporation as a whole.
Informing
Promotional goal in early stages of product life cycle.
Persuading
Promotional goal in growth stage of product life cycle.
Reminding
Promotional goal in later stage of product life cycle.
Trade promotion
Promotions directed at intermediaries.
Advertising Response Function
Relationship between advertising and sales.
Effects of price
Sacrifice effect, reward effect, value effect.
AIDA concept
Sequential steps of creating attention, interest, desire, and action.
Average costs
Total costs divided by output.
Public Relations
Unpaid communication to create favorable publicity.