Mastering Advertising Strategies

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Course Outline

  1. Reasons for Advertising
  2. Types of Promotional Activities
  3. Who Advertises
  4. Importance of Advertising
  5. Types of Advertising Media
  6. Additional Promotional Activities
  7. Disadvantages of Advertising
  8. Target Audience Definition
  9. Creating TV Advertising

1. Reasons for Advertising

Key Concepts & Definitions

Stimulate demand: an activity that encourages consumers to purchase a product, aiming to increase sales.
Build awareness: an effort to make potential consumers familiar with a product or brand.
Reinforce brand image: a process of strengthening and communicating the desired perception of a brand to the market.

Essential Points

Advertising aims to increase product sales by stimulating demand, encouraging consumers to buy. It also helps to build awareness for a product among potential consumers, making them familiar with its existence and features. Additionally, advertising reinforces and communicates the brand image, ensuring that the market perceives the brand in the intended way.

Key Takeaway

Advertising serves as a strategic tool to drive sales, increase product visibility, and strengthen brand perception.

2. Types of Promotional Activities

Key Concepts & Definitions

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Practice quiz preview

1. How does building awareness differ from reinforcing brand image in advertising?

2. Which of the following best describes the focus of advertising as a promotional activity?

3. How do advertising for informing consumers and advertising for persuasion differ in their primary objectives?

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Reasons for advertising

To stimulate demand, build awareness, reinforce brand image.

Promotional activities types

Advertising, sales promotions, personal selling, public relations.

Who advertises

Manufacturers, retailers, government, charities, film producers, public.

Importance of advertising

Informs, persuades, communicates brand image, supports media and charities.

Advertising media types

Traditional: press, TV, radio, posters, flyers, cinema; Digital: internet, social media.

Additional promotional activities

Endorsements, celebrity/influencer marketing, product placement, sponsorship, publicity stunts.

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