"DOING BUSINESS WITHOUT ADVERTISING IS LIKE WINKING AT A GIRL IN THE DARK. YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING BUT NOBODY ELSE DOES.": 'Stuart H. Britt'
Marketing
The process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion and distribution of ideas, goods and services to create exchanges that satisfy individual and organizational objective
Advertising
The paid form of non-personal presentation and promotion of ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor
Marketing and advertising are often taken together and used interchangeably, but they are not the same thing
The 3C's of Marketing
Company
Competitor
Customer
Company
The one responsible to earn profit for the business
Competitor
The company must always be aware that there are competitors in the market. The competition can either be direct or indirect
Customer
The customer should be the center of all the marketing efforts of the company. The company's responsibility is to satisfy the needs and wants of the market
Two major factors in marketing
The recruitment of new customers
The retention and expansion of relationships with existing customers
The Four P's
Product
Pricing
Promotion
Placement or Distribution
The Additional Three P's
People
Physical Evidence
Process
Purpose of Advertising
To promote ideas about goods and services
To create interest in goods and services
To create awareness about goods and services
To create sale
Roles of Advertising
Marketing Role
Communication Role
Economic Role
Societal Role
Functions of Advertising
Social Function (Non-Commercial Advertising)
Psychological Function
Economic Function
Social Function (Non-Commercial Advertising)
The main goal is not to sell a product or service but to raise awareness about an issue, collect funds for a cause, or promote an idea
Psychological Function
The psychology of advertising focuses on building empathy towards a product or service to help you become more inclined to buy or use it
Economic Function
Companies spend money on advertising because it increases sales of existing products, helps grow adoption of new products, builds brand loyalty, and takes sales away from competitors
Types of Advertising
Informative advertising
Persuasive advertising
Comparative advertising
Reminder advertising
Reinforcement advertising
Informative advertising
Ads that use information instead of emotion to appeal to potential customers. These advertisements usually include facts about a product that highlight its features
Persuasive advertising
Form of product promotion that seeks to persuade a potential customer to purchase a specific product
Comparative advertising
A marketing strategy in which a company's product or service is presented as superior when compared to a competitor's
Reminder advertising
One of the most traditional and powerful methods of promoting an existing brand, maintaining the long product life cycle, and retaining your loyal customers for the years to come
Reinforcement advertising
Assure current purchase that they have made the right choice
Advertising is just a single strategy that falls under the marketing umbrella. Marketing also encompasses a ton of other strategies with the goal of getting the word out about your business
Advertising media
The various media channels through which advertising is done, used for showcasing promotional content which communicated in various forms such as text, speech, images, videos using TV, radio, online, outdoor etc
Advertising media plays an essential role in business and marketing for companies
Types of Advertising Media
Print media
Outdoor or mural media
Direct mail advertising
Novelties advertising
Dealers aids or point of purchase display
Promotional advertising
Miscellaneous media
Broadcast media
Print media
A varied landscape of advertising opportunities that offer the ability to present your brand, product, or message to an audience in a way unlike any other venue
Examples of Print media
Leaflets
Catalogs
Posters
Business cards
Booklets
Flyers
Prospectus
Labels
Newspaper Advertising
Contains news, opinions, service information, entertainment messages and public materials. Daily newspapers contain two types of advertisements: classified advertising and display advertising
Advantages of Newspaper Advertising
Large readership and a high level of reader involvement
Geographical selectivity
The cost is relatively low
Timely impact
Disadvantages of Newspaper Advertising
Short life
Black and white (although many papers are changing to color format)
Where people are still illiterate
Printing and distributing can be costly
Outdoor or Mural Media
Basically useful in capturing those customers who are travelling from one place to another. This gives an opportunity to companies to use outdoor advertising media to create brand awareness by putting large billboards and hoardings above buildings, near streets etc to give maximum visibility
Types of Outdoor or Mural Media
Posters
Painted Displays or Metal Displays
Wall Painting
Electric Light Signs
Neon Signs
Travelling Displays
Van Advertising
Banners
Railway Station Advertising
Sky Writing
Sandwich Man
Advantages of Outdoor Advertising
Highly visible and relatively inexpensive
24-hour a day message and located to reach specific target markets
Disadvantages of Outdoor Advertising
Effectiveness cannot be measured easily
Posters and hoardings disturb the attention of riders on the road
Types of advertising media
Print Media
Outdoor or Mural Media
Direct Mail Advertising
Novelties Advertising
Promotional Advertising
Miscellaneous Advertising
Broadcast Media
Opportunities of advertising
Ability to present brand, product, or message to an audience in a way unlike any other venue
Written advertising
Advertising that may be included in the form of newspapers, magazines and etc. They are among the oldest and most effective types of advertising
Newspaper advertising
Contains news, opinions, service information, entertainment messages and public materials