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AN INTRODUCTION TO ADVERTISING Prof Sameer Kulkarni For Chanakya,3 rd Sem Marketing Specialization
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Page 1: An Introduction to Advertising

AN INTRODUCTION

TO ADVERTISING

Prof Sameer KulkarniFor Chanakya,3rd Sem Marketing

Specialization

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DEFINITION OF ADVERTISEMENT Advertisement is a paid form of

non personal communication. Advertising promotes ideas, goods and services of an identified sponsors.

The main purpose of advertisement is to create sales.

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BASIC REQUIREMENTS OF AN ADVERTISEMENT Attention Value

Conviction Value

Retention Value

Recall Value

Motivational Value

Empathy Value

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BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING

Advertisement

Benefits to the Advertisers

Benefits to the Consumers

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ROLE OF ADVERTISING Communication with the consumers

Persuasion

Catalyst for change

Contribution to economic growth

Support in the Non commercial purpose

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IMPACTS OF ADVERTISING Impact on Product

Impact on Price

Impact on Competition

Impact on Consumer choice

Impact on Business Cycle

Value addition

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FUNCTIONS OF ADVERTISING-I

Social Function

Psychological Function

Economic Function

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FUNCTIONS OF ADVERTISING(SOCIAL)

Consumer protection is achieved by educating through advertisement.

It helps to solve social causes, such as fighting chronic disease like:

Cancer Malaria AIDS

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FUNCTIONS OF ADVERTISING( PSYCHOLOGICAL) Advertisement appeals to psychological

motives of human beings:

E.g.

Thirst

Safety

Beauty

Security

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FUNCTIONS OF ADVERTISING-II* Perception

Persuasion

Reinforcement

Reminder

*(According to Prof. Jagdish N. Shet)

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TYPES OF ADVERTISEMENT Consumer advertisement

Industrial advertisement

Trade advertisement

Non-profit advertisement

Service advertisement

Surrogate advertisement

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TYPE OF IMPACT REQUIRED BY AD Promotional demand ad

Direct & Indirect action Demand ad

Industrial ad

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AD SPIRAL

Pioneering: Educate consumers about the products / services Addressing unmet needs , Level of change introduced..

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AD SPIRAL

Pioneering: Educate consumers about the products / services Addressing unmet needs , Level of change introduced..

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AD SPIRAL

Pioneering: Educate consumers about the products / services Addressing unmet needs , Level of change introduced..

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AD SPIRAL

Pioneering: Educate consumers about the products / services Addressing unmet needs , Level of change introduced..

Page 17: An Introduction to Advertising

AD SPIRAL

Pioneering: Educate consumers about the products / services Addressing unmet needs , Level of change introduced..

Page 18: An Introduction to Advertising

AD SPIRAL

Pioneering: Educate consumers about the products / services Addressing unmet needs , Level of change introduced..

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AD SPIRAL

Pioneering: Educate consumers about the products / services Addressing unmet needs , Level of change introduced..

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COMMUNICATION PROCESSCOMMUNICATION PROCESS

Feedback

Encoding

Message Channel Receiver

Decoding

Noise

The marketerThe sender of the message

Source

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COMMUNICATION PROCESSCOMMUNICATION PROCESS

Feedback

Message Channel Receiver

Decoding

Noise

Designing of advertisements, sales presentations, P-O-P displays, etc.

Translation of the message into symbolic form

Source

Encoding

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COMMUNICATION PROCESSCOMMUNICATION PROCESS

Feedback

Channel Receiver

Decoding

Noise

Actual advertisement that contains the intended message

Symbolic expression of the sender’s thoughts

Message

Source

Encoding

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COMMUNICATION PROCESSCOMMUNICATION PROCESS

Feedback

Receiver

Decoding

Noise

Television, radio, print media, telephone, direct mail, etc.

Path through which the message moves to get to the receiver

Message Channel

Source

Encoding

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COMMUNICATION PROCESSCOMMUNICATION PROCESS

Feedback

Decoding

Noise

Person or groups of persons for whom the message is intended

Message Channel Receiver

Source

Encoding

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COMMUNICATION PROCESSCOMMUNICATION PROCESS

Feedback

Noise

Process receiver uses to interpret the meaning of the message

Receiver

Decoding

Message Channel

Source

Encoding

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FUNCTIONS OF ADVERTISING( ECONOMIC) For conveying value/ price function to

customer:

Brings attitudinal change in the customer

It helps the sales in an indirect manner

It establishes a rapport with the customer


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