15 Advertising

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Advertising

Provides information

Channels wants

Supplies reasons to purchase

Cannot create sales


can enhance buyer response to organization and its offerings
Advertising

How much to budget?


What message?
What media?
Timing?
How to measure results?
What is the objective?
How does it relate to the rest of the mktg. mix?
Advertising

What is the ad supposed to do?

To whom

For which behavior or psychological factor?


Increase awareness
Increase sales
Change attitudes
Direct a behavior
Advertising

Budget
“…All I can afford.”
ridiculous but common
ignores objective

% of Sales
adv. budget is a function of sales…?
common in stable markets
hopefully based on a sales forecast by somebody, somewhere,
sometime…?
Advertising

Budget (cont.)
Competitive Parity
same as % of Sales but based on industry average

Objective and Task


define objective first
decide how to accomplish
which message, media,…..
Coordinate with rest of marketing, promotion mix
Advertising

Objective and Task Budgeting


Want 100k people to try product with 10% advertising effectiveness
rate:
100k/.10 = 1m people to get the message

If exposure rate is 12.5%:


1M/.125 = 8m exposures

If ad costs $6 per 1,000 exposures:


(8m x $6)/1,000 = $48k advertising budget
Sales Response Model

Saturation Effect

Sales

Adv Expenditures
Threshold Effect
Advertising

Message Development Over Time

Product
Image
Positioning
Comparative
Focused
Advertising

Measuring Results
Based on objective
Must be measured before and after ad
Pretest and Posttest
Aided Recall
Inflates recall but approximates actual shopping experience
Unaided Recall
Measures true recall but depends on memory
Advertising

Measuring Results (cont.)


Psychometric Testing
Galvanic skin response (lie detector)
Pupilometers

Desired Behavior
Did sales increase?
Did floor traffic increase?
Did web “hits” increase?
Advertising Controversy

Creates an obsession with material possessions


overemphasizes symbolism and status

Is inherently dishonest

Raises prices

Creates artificial expectations

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