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Business
, Eighth Edition
William M. Pride, Texas A&M University
Robert J. Hughes, Dallas County Community College
Jack R. Kapoor, College of DuPage
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Brief Chapter Outline
Chapter 16:
Developing Integrated Marketing Communications
- What Is Integrated Marketing Communications?
- The Role of Promotion
- The Promotion Mix: An Overview
- Advertising
- Types of Advertising by Purpose
- Primary-Demand Advertising
- Selective-Demand Advertising
- Institutional Advertising
- Advertising Media
- Newspapers
- Magazines
- Direct Mail
- Yellow Pages Advertising
- Out-of-Home Advertising
- Television
- Radio
- Internet
- Major Steps in Developing an Advertising Campaign
- Identify and Analyze the Target Audience
- Define the Advertising Objectives
- Create the Advertising Platform
- Determine the Advertising Appropriation
- Develop the Media Plan
- Create the Advertising Message
- Execute the Campaign
- Evaluate Advertising Effectiveness
- Advertising Agencies
- Social and Legal Considerations in Advertising
- Personal Selling
- Kinds of Salespersons
- Order Getters
- Order Takers
- Support Personnel
- The Personal-Selling Process
- Prospecting
- Approaching the Prospect
- Making the Presentation
- Answering Objections
- Closing the Sale
- Following Up
- Managing Personal Selling
- Sales Promotion
- Sales Promotion Objectives
- Sales Promotion Methods
- Rebates
- Coupons
- Samples
- Premiums
- Frequent-User Incentives
- Point-of-Purchase Displays
- Trade Shows
- Buying Allowances
- Cooperative Advertising
- Public Relations
- Types of Public Relations Tools
- The Uses of Public Relations
- Promotion Planning
- Promotion and Marketing Objectives
- Providing Information
- Increasing Market Share
- Positioning the Product
- Stabilizing Sales
- Developing the Promotion Mix
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