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Title: MGMT 318, Session 2


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MGMT 318, Session 2
  • Managing Advertising and Promotion
  • The Role of Ad Agencies and Other Marketing
    Communications Organisations

2
Agenda
  • Managing Advertising
  • Social Aspects of Advertising.

3
Participants in the IMC Process
Marketing Communications Specialists
Advertiser (client)
Advertising Agency
Media Organisations
Collateral services
4
IMC Players
  • Advertiser or Client
  • Advertising Agency
  • Media Organizations
  • Marketing Communications Specialists
  • Direct Marketing Agencies
  • Sales Promotion Agencies
  • Interactive Agencies
  • Public Relations Firms
  • Collateral Services

5
The Advertising Responsability Under a
Centralised System
President
Human Resources
Finance
Production
Marketing
R D
Marketing Research
Product Planning
Advertising
Sales
6
The Centralized System
  • Advantages
  • Better Communications
  • Fewer Personnel
  • Continuity of Staff
  • Disadvantages
  • Longer Response Time
  • Cant Do Multiple Lines

7
The Decentralized System
  • Advantages
  • Concentrated Attention
  • Rapid Problem Response
  • Increased Flexibility
  • Disadvantages
  • Ineffective Decisions
  • Internal Conflicts
  • Lack of Authority

8
In-House Agencies
  • Advantages
  • Cost savings
  • More control
  • Better coordination
  • Disadvantages
  • Less experience
  • Less objectivity
  • Less flexibility

9
Typical Agency Structure
10
Departments within a Full-Service Agency
  • Account Services
  • Marketing Services
  • Creative Services
  • Management and Finance

11
Typical Structure
  • The Client is at the center of the structure

12
Why use an Agency?
  • Provides required expertise not available
    in-house
  • Brings outside perspective on strategy
  • Cost advantage for
  • media
  • value of services

13
How Agencies Gain Clients
  • Referrals
  • Solicitations
  • Presentations
  • Public Relations
  • Image and Reputation

14
Why Agencies Lose Clients
  • Poor performance
  • Poor communication
  • Unrealistic demands
  • Personality conflicts
  • Personnel changes
  • Changes in size
  • Conflict of interests
  • Changes in strategy
  • Declining sales
  • Payment conflicts
  • Policy changes

15
Other Agencies and ServicesCreative Boutiques
  • Provide only creative services
  • Other functions provided by the internal client
    departments
  • Full-service agencies may subcontract with
    creative boutiques

16
Other Agencies and Services Media Buying Services
  • Specialize in buying media, especially broadcast
    time
  • Agencies and clients develop media strategy
  • Media buying organizations implement the strategy
    and buy time and space

17
Direct Response Agencies
  • Data Base Management
  • Direct Mail
  • Research
  • Media Services
  • Creative
  • Production

18
Sales Promotion Specialists
  • Contests
  • Sweepstakes
  • Refunds and rebates
  • Sampling programs
  • Incentive programs

19
Public Relations Firms
  • Strategy Development
  • Program Planning
  • Generating Publicity
  • Lobbying
  • Public Affairs
  • Image portrayal
  • Damage control

20
Agency revenues
  • A. Commission 15 of gross
  • or 17.65 of net
  • where Net Gross - 15gross
  • Net 0.85 gross
  • Net/0.85 gross

21
Agency revenues
  • B- Mark-ups
  • 17.65 of net for production and other activities

22
Agency revenues
  • C- Fee system
  • client pays monthly retainer fee to agency
  • media is charged at net to client

23
Agency revenues
  • D- Performance Fee
  • client pays a commission or sum based on met
    objectives
  • I.e. TOM from 15 to 25

24
Reasons for Using an Agency
  • Obtain services of highly skilled specialists
  • Artists
  • Writers
  • Media analysts
  • Researchers
  • Others with specific skills
  • Obtain an objective point of view
  • Free of internal policy constraints and biases
  • Broad range of experience, having worked with
  • Diverse marketing problems
  • Various types of clients

25
Full-Services Agencies
  • Full Range of Marketing, Communication and
    Promotion services
  • Planning, creating, producing advertising
  • Performing research
  • Selecting media
  • Non-Advertising Services
  • Strategic market planning
  • Sales promotion and sales training
  • Production of trade show materials
  • Package design
  • Public relations and publicity

26
Agency Services
  • Account services
  • The link between agency and client
  • Managed by the Account Executive
  • Marketing services
  • Research department may design and execute
    research programs
  • Media department may analyze, select and contract
    media resources
  • Creative services
  • Creation and execution of ads
  • Copywriters, artists, other specialists

27
Interactive Agencies
  • Interactive Media Creation
  • Web sites
  • Web banner ads
  • CD-ROMs
  • Kiosks
  • Digitized Content
  • Audio
  • Video
  • Animation

28
Marketing Research Companies
  • Secondary data collection
  • Primary data collection
  • Analysis and interpretation
  • Information application
  • Program implementation

29
Traditional Response Hierarchy Models
  • AIDA
  • attention interest desire action
  • Hierarchy of effects
  • awareness knowledge liking preference
    conviction purchase

30
Traditional Response Hierarchy Models cont.
  • Innovation adoption
  • awareness interest evaluation trial
    adoption
  • Information processing
  • presentation attention comprehension
    yielding retention behavior

31
Alternative Response Hierarchies
  • Standard learning
  • Dissonance/ attribution
  • Low-involvement
  • learn feel do
  • do feel learn
  • learn do feel
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