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Marc Binkley Rogers Media Consultant www.marcbinkleymarketing.blogspot. SECRETS OF INTEGRATED MARKETING
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Marc BinkleyRogers Media Consultantwww.marcbinkleymarketing.blogspot.com

SECRETS OF INTEGRATED MARKETING

1.marketing is about communication & influence

2.the social media train just arrived3.advertising can be measurable

2009 world series

- Yankees 27th Victory- 6/7 games- 116 million viewers.  total.  for all 6 games.

Charlie Bit My Finger

- 229 million views on YouTube- 102,000 subscribers- joined May 2007

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Marketing is an integrated process through which

companies build strong customer

relationships and create value for their customers

and for themselves.

Mass media denotes a section of the media

specifically designed to reach a 

Large audience.

USE MASS MEDIA

The perception of marketing models 

Reality of these models

social media isword of mouth

on steroids

“Selling to people who actually want to hear from you is more effective than interrupting strangers who don't,”

 Seth Godin

Mass Media Video Platforms

TVOvernight ratings for Monday Aug 30, 2010.   

5.31 million views in the US

YOUTUBEPervert : Ray WIlliam Johnson

posted Aug 20, 2010 views to date 4,463,435 

as of Sept 13, 2010

TVAmerica’s Got Talent

Overnight Ratings for Aug 30, 2010 5.31 million US viewers

so, where is the consumer?

media usage by canadians - cmust study 2010"The internet now stands third - just behind TV and radio - in terms of total weekly time spent by all adults with all media."

"Because the high levels of internet usage exhibited by 18-24 and 25-34 year-olds today will become high levels of usage for the 35-54 year-old age group eight years from now, advertisers whose target market is in that range, have only a short time to learn how to use online media channels such as video and social Media to drive results for their brands."

cmust study conclusion

SCOIL MDEIA IS CNOFUSNIG EH?

ISN'T TRADITIONAL MEDIA?

TRADITIONAL "PUSH" MARKETING

NEW "PULL" MARKETING…TWITTER

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LOCAL CALGARY EXAMPLES

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• Goal(s) - What is the goal of your marketing efforts? What do you want to accomplish? Make your goals specific and measureable.

• Strategies - In a general sense, how do you plan to reach your goals? These shouldn't be specific tactics (like send a weekly newsletter), but should be broad in nature (such as increasing repeat visitor traffic, if your goal were to grow to 100,000 pageviews per day while marketing your website).

• Yearly Marketing Budget - Simply include your predetermined marketing budget, so you know what you have to work with when planning out your marketing tactics.

• Marketing Mix - Here's where you'll tackle the 4 Ps of Marketing.

o KEEP IT SIMPLE.  o CARE. ENGAGE.  LISTEN.o COUNT THE STORIES

o Price - How will the pricing model of your products/services factor into your marketing? Will you sell with a low price on a value principle? A high price to target a luxury market?

o Placement (also referred to as  

o http://twitter.com/marcbinkley o you will physically or figuratively "place" your products or

services, to make them visible to your target market. Will you sell through special in-store displays? What kind of stores? Will you sell through a catalog? Your own website? Online through affiliates? etc.

o Promotion - Give a very general overview of how you intend to promote your products or services. How will you build your brand?

• Top 3 Competitors - Who are the top three competitors that you need to position yourself against? For example, if you're an online book seller focusing on a niche of selling mysteries, Amazon.com won't be one of your top three competitors. You'll need to position yourself against other online booksellers in your specific niche before trying to go after the "big guys". Keep things as realistic as possible. Who's competing against you in the most direct sense?

• Your Strengths - What are your particular strengths which might help you position yourself against your competitors?

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