Table of Contents:
- Preface
- Executive
- Summery
- Research objectives
Introduction
- Scope
- Research methodology
Sampling
Data collection
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The text focuses on the assessment of promotional strategies in advertising and marketing. This evaluation, referred to as accountability, is crucial for management to gauge the outcomes attained from their marketing investment and measure the return on investment. Since advertising utilizes valuable resources that could be allocated elsewhere, management aims to ensure that their promotional strategies effectively reach customers and yield desired results. Hence, it becomes the duty of the advertising c
...ampaign planner to furnish responses to these queries.
Promotional evaluation is typically required to assess the effectiveness of an advertising campaign. This evaluation differs from other forms of research as its focus lies in accurately determining the actual outcomes rather than predicting market results.
The main purpose of this information is to measure the results of promotional strategies and determine the return on investment. The evaluation of promotional campaigns aims to determine if the set objectives for the advertising campaign were met, assuming that measurable objectives were established in alignment with overall marketing objectives and strategies. An important outcome of effectiveness research is that it encourages managers to clearly articulate their expectations for promotional strategies.
To measure the return on investment in promotional campaigns and evaluate their cost effectiveness, it is essential for management t
quantify the achieved results and compare them to the opportunity cost of money. However, precise measurements of promotional outcomes are rarely available, which makes it challenging to accurately determine this information. Nonetheless, the findings from effectiveness research can still be utilized to implement changes, additions, or potentially redirect future campaigns.
No promotional campaigns are ever completely successful.
Executive Summary
A successful product or service is meaningless unless the benefits can be clearly communicated to the target market. An organization's promotional strategy can include:
- Advertising: Any paid form of communication using mass media.
- Public relations: Developing positive relationships with the media and handling negative attention effectively.
- Sales promotion: Used to increase short-term sales through money, coupons, or special offers.
- Personal selling: Selling a product or service one-to-one, increasing response rates and improving sales.
- Direct Mail: Sending publicity materials to specific individuals within an organization.
Message ; Media Strategy
A well-planned message strategy is essential for a successful communication campaign.
- The main goal is to communicate a message to the target audience.
- This message will be conveyed through appropriate branding, such as logos or slogans.
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The promotional strategies used in marketing financial services in ICICI Bank in 2011 should enhance product benefits and contribute to its positioning strategy. The media strategy determines how the organization will deliver their message.
- Various aspects of the promotional mix will be utilized by the company to convey their message.
- Promotions will take place in selected locations.
It is crucial for
the company to consider the reading habits and general behavior of their target audience before selecting a media strategy.
- Which newspapers does the target market read?
- Which TV programs do they watch?
Effectively targeting their media campaign can help save valuable financial resources for the company.
Research Objectives
- The primary objective is to understand and measure the impact of advertising in the market.