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  • Integrated Marketing Communication (IMC) is a concept where a company integrates and coordinates its communication channels to deliver a clear and consistent message
  • IMC aims to ensure message consistency and complementary use of media
  • It integrates all marketing tools, approaches, and resources within a company to maximize impact on the consumer mind for maximum profit at minimum cost
  • IMC uses innovative ways to ensure customers receive the right message at the right place and time
  • Levels of Integration:
    • Horizontal Integration occurs across the marketing mix and business functions
    • Data Integration involves different departments sharing relevant data
    • Vertical Integration means marketing objectives support higher-level corporate objectives
    • Internal Integration requires internal marketing to keep all staff informed and motivated
    • External Integration involves external partners working together to deliver a cohesive message
  • IMC Tools:
    • Advertising: paid non-personal promotion using various media
    • Sales Promotion: short-term incentives to encourage trial or purchase
    • Personal Selling: face-to-face interaction with buyers
    • Public Relations: programs to improve organization-public relationship
    • Direct Marketing: communication directly with specific customers
    • Events and Experiences: company-sponsored activities to create brand interactions
    • Social Media Marketing: promoting through social media channels
    • Mobile Marketing: communicating with consumers via mobile devices
  • Entrepreneurial Pricing Strategy:
    • Price is the amount charged for a product or service
    • Pricing Strategy helps establish the best price considering consumer and market demand
  • Types of Pricing Strategy:
    • Competition-Based
    • Cost-Plus
    • Dynamic
    • Freemium
    • High-Low
    • Hourly
    • Skimming
    • Penetration
    • Prestige
    • Project-Based
    • Value-Based
    • Bundle
    • Psychological
    • Geographic
  • Entrepreneurial Distribution Strategy:
    • Distribution Strategy disseminates goods or services to end-users
    • Implementing efficient distribution methods is key for revenue and customer loyalty
    • Types of Distribution: Exclusive, Intensive, Selective
  • Types of Distribution Channels:
    • Manufacturer -> end customer
    • Manufacturer -> agent -> end customer
    • Manufacturer -> retailer -> end customer
    • Manufacturer -> wholesaler -> retailer -> end customer
    • Manufacturer -> reseller -> retailer -> end customer
    • Manufacturer -> franchisor -> franchisee -> end customer
  • Factors Affecting Distribution Strategy:
    • Location of business
    • Location of target market
    • Reaching the target market
    • Warehousing
    • Transportation and logistics
  • Customer Relations:
    • Describes how a company engages with customers to improve their experience
    • Positive customer relations lead to benefits like more leads and higher customer retention rates
  • Benefits of Positive Customer Relations:
    • Customer Retention
    • Customer Loyalty
    • Customer Satisfaction
  • Building Positive Customer Relationships:
    • Invest in employee training
    • Create a fulfilling workplace for customer service reps
    • Improve first call resolution rate
    • Leverage software for efficiency
    • Create self-service opportunities
    • Be accessible
    • Show appreciation
    • Measure and improve customer satisfaction
    • Create a customer-first culture
  • Integrated Marketing Communication (IMC):
    • Concept where a company integrates and coordinates its communication channels to deliver a clear and consistent message
    • Aims to ensure message consistency and complementary use of media
    • Integration of all marketing tools, approaches, and resources within a company to maximize impact on the consumer mind for maximum profit at minimum cost
    • Uses innovative ways to ensure the customer receives the right message at the right place and time
  • Levels of Integration:
    • Horizontal Integration occurs across the marketing mix and business functions
    • Data Integration involves different departments sharing relevant data
    • Vertical Integration means marketing and communication objectives support higher-level corporate objectives
    • Internal Integration requires internal marketing to keep all staff informed and motivated
    • External Integration involves external partners working closely together to deliver a cohesive message
  • Integrated Marketing Communication (IMC) Tools:
    • Advertising: paid non-personal promotion using various media
    • Sales Promotion: short-term incentives to encourage trial or purchase
    • Personal Selling: face-to-face interaction with buyers
    • Public Relations: programs to improve organization-public relationship
    • Direct Marketing: communication directly with specific customers
    • Events and Experiences: company-sponsored activities to create brand interactions
    • Social Media Marketing: promoting business through social media channels
    • Mobile Marketing: communicating with consumers via mobile devices
  • Entrepreneurial Pricing Strategy:
    • Price is the amount charged for a product or service
    • Pricing strategy is a model used to establish the best price considering consumer and market demand
    • Types of Pricing Strategy:
    • Competition-Based
    • Cost-Plus
    • Dynamic
    • Freemium
    • High-Low
    • Hourly
    • Skimming
    • Penetration
    • Prestige
    • Project-Based
    • Value-Based
    • Bundle
    • Psychological
    • Geographic
  • Entrepreneurial Distribution Strategy:
    • Distribution Strategy is the method of disseminating goods or services to end-users
    • Implementing an efficient distribution method is key for revenue and customer loyalty
    • Types of Distribution Strategy:
    • Exclusive
    • Intensive
    • Selective
    • Types of Distribution Channels
    • Show appreciation
    • Measure and improve customer satisfaction
    • Create a customer-first culture
  • Customer Relations:
    • Describes how a company engages with customers to improve the customer experience
    • Positive customer relations lead to benefits like more leads and higher customer retention rates
    • Benefits of Positive Customer Relations:
    • Customer Retention
    • Customer Loyalty
    • Customer Satisfaction
    • Building Positive Customer Relationships:
    • Invest in employee training
    • Create a fulfilling workplace for customer service reps
    • Improve first call resolution rate
    • Leverage software for efficiency
    • Create self-service opportunities
    • Be accessible