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What is the primary focus of customer centricity in a business strategy?

  • Maximizing profits above all else
  • Meeting supplier demands
  • Increasing product variety
  • Prioritizing customer needs and experiences (correct)

Which of the following companies are cited as examples of customer-centric brands?

  • Best Buy and Costco
  • eBay and Etsy
  • Amazon and Zappos (correct)
  • Walmart and Target

According to Deloitte research, what do 88% of companies consider their biggest competitive advantage?

  • Market share
  • Customer experience (correct)
  • Brand loyalty
  • Innovative product design

What does a marketing communication planning framework help marketers achieve?

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What is a key characteristic of companies that are truly considered customer-centric?

<p>Going beyond good customer service to build a customer-focused culture (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT considered a key aspect of Marketing Resource Management (MRM)?

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Which characteristic is essential for establishing clear marketing goals in a campaign?

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What is a fundamental benefit of email marketing?

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Which of the following should NOT be included in a comprehensive marketing campaign plan?

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What is a primary function of email marketing in business?

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Which aspect of a marketing campaign is crucial for attracting the target audience?

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Which of the following options best describes a process that marketing campaigns should have?

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Which is NOT a global advantage of email marketing?

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What is the primary objective when creating an email marketing campaign?

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Why is it important to understand the target market before writing an email?

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What should be avoided in email marketing to prevent customer dissatisfaction?

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Which component is considered the first impression of an email?

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How did Lego encourage creativity through the Kronkiwongi campaign?

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What was a significant aspect of the Kronkiwongi journey?

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What effect did the #Kronkiwongi challenge aim for on a global scale?

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What is a key benefit of email marketing regarding customer relationships?

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What is the primary benefit of segmentation in email marketing?

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What does targeting in email marketing help achieve?

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Which aspect of email marketing is effective for prompting immediate actions from recipients?

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What is one advantage of testing different email versions?

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What is the reported average return on investment for email marketing?

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What is the first step in creating an email marketing strategy?

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Which component is NOT typically part of an email's anatomy?

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What is a recommended way to grow an email list effectively?

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What is the primary purpose of marketing resource management (MRM)?

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Which model emphasizes setting clear and measurable objectives for advertising efforts?

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How does the AIDA Model assist in marketing?

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What does the IMC Model focus on?

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What is a key feature of email marketing?

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Which marketing strategy is characterized by either pushing products to customers or creating demand?

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What does Lego's Kronkiwongi campaign illustrate in marketing?

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What is an essential aspect of project management in digital marketing campaigns?

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Which of the following is NOT a component of designing a comprehensive marketing campaign?

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What is essential when determining the budget for a marketing campaign?

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Why is it important to set SMART goals in a marketing campaign?

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Which is a benefit of using marketing communication planning frameworks?

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What should be included when creating a timeline for a marketing campaign?

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When identifying metrics for monitoring a campaign's performance, one should focus on:

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What role does engagement and creativity play in a company's media evolution?

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Which type of media involves advertisements or sponsored content?

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What is a crucial aspect of integrated marketing communication channels?

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What is the first step in effective project management for digital marketing campaigns?

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Which media type includes customer reviews and media coverage?

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What is a benefit of marketing resource management (MRM)?

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Which factor is NOT a part of effective project management in digital marketing?

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In the PESO model, what is an example of owned media?

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What influences the choice of communication channels in marketing?

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic shared by successful marketing campaigns?

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What is one of the primary benefits of email marketing compared to traditional marketing?

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Which element is crucial for a marketing campaign plan to be effective?

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In the context of email marketing, what does 'global reach' imply?

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Which of these strategies contributes to successful inventory and supply chain management in marketing?

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Which component should definitely be addressed in a comprehensive marketing campaign plan?

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What aspect of the email marketing process is important for continuous improvement?

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What characteristic is essential for understanding the target group in a marketing campaign?

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What is the first step in the IMC Model?

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Which component is included in the 7 Ps Model that differs from the traditional 4 Ps?

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What does the T in the SOSTAC Model refer to?

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In the Push and Pull strategy, what is a common technique used in the Pull approach?

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Which of the following best describes the Channel Selection step in the IMC Model?

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What is the main purpose of the Feedback and Adjustments step in the IMC Model?

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Which of the following is NOT a component of the 7 Ps Model?

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What does the Control step in the SOSTAC Model focus on?

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What is a key advantage of email marketing in terms of audience engagement?

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Which process is crucial for increasing conversion rates in email marketing?

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What should be a focus when developing content for email marketing?

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What aspect of email marketing allows for assessing the effectiveness of campaigns?

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Which factor significantly contributes to the high ROI often reported in email marketing?

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When building an email list, what strategy is vital for success?

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Which element is part of the anatomy of an email and plays a critical role in communication?

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What is the primary purpose of analyzing results in email marketing campaigns?

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Which marketing model focuses on integrating various communication tools to deliver a consistent brand message?

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What is the primary objective of marketing resource management (MRM)?

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Which campaign exemplified the use of user-generated content to promote creativity?

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Which of these is NOT a key step in the consumer decision-making process as described in the Hierarchy of Effects Model?

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What is a notable benefit of email marketing over other digital marketing strategies?

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Which aspect does the Push and Pull Strategy focus on?

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What essential role does project management play in digital marketing campaigns?

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Which model guides promotional activities by moving consumers through the decision-making process?

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What is the primary objective of email marketing best practices?

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Which element of an email is most important for making the first impression?

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How does the Kronkiwongi campaign primarily encourage participation?

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Which of the following best describes the benefit of understanding your target market before crafting an email?

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What is a key feature of building relationships in email marketing?

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What impact did the Kronkiwongi campaign aim to achieve at a global level?

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In effective email marketing, why is it crucial to 'get to the point'?

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What is a significant aspect of the email structure that aids in communication?

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Flashcards

Customer Centricity

A business strategy that prioritizes the customer's needs and experiences above all else.

Customer-Centric Culture

A culture that revolves around understanding and meeting customer needs, preferences, and desires.

Marketing Communication Plan

A tool businesses use to map out and track their marketing goals, strategies, and tactics.

Marketing Communication Planning Framework

A structured approach to developing, executing, and evaluating marketing communication strategies.

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Customer Experience

A key differentiator for businesses, as companies focus on creating positive experiences for their customers.

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Marketing Campaign Plan

A plan that outlines the strategy and tactics for achieving specific marketing goals.

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Marketing Goal

A clear and specific outcome you aim to achieve with your marketing campaign.

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Target Audience Insights

Understanding your target audience's needs, behaviors, and desires to create effective marketing.

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Campaign Narrative

A compelling story that connects with your target audience and drives action.

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Content Creation and Distribution

Creating and distributing content that captures your target audience's interest.

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Email Marketing

Using email as a marketing tool to reach and engage with target customers.

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Global Reach of Email Marketing

The ability to target a large audience globally with instant message delivery.

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Tracking Email Marketing Performance

Email marketing provides data on campaign performance, enabling you to see what's working and what's not.

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Set a Single Email Objective

Focus on a single, clear message that is presented in a strong and direct manner.

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Write to Your Target Audience

Thoroughly understand your target audience's needs and preferences before writing your email.

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Get to the Point Quickly

Avoid delays in fulfilling your email's promise. Speed up the process to keep customers satisfied.

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Build a Relationship with Email

Build a relationship over time with your audience. It's not about a single email, but ongoing engagement.

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Email Subject Line

The subject line is the first thing your reader sees, so make a good impression!

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Email Heading

A clear and concise title for your email, giving readers a quick overview.

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Email Body

The main content of your email, where you deliver your message and value.

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Email Closure

A call to action or closing statement, prompting readers to take the next step.

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Segmentation in Email Marketing

The ability to send targeted messages to specific groups of people based on their interests, demographics, and behavior.

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Targeting in Email Marketing

Reaching only those who have explicitly shown interest in your brand by subscribing to your emails.

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Call to Action (CTA) in Email Marketing

The clear and concise action you want your email recipients to take, like making a purchase or signing up for a service.

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Testing in Email Marketing

The ability to test different email variations (subject lines, content, design) to see which performs best.

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Return on Investment (ROI) in Email Marketing

The measure of how much return you get for every dollar invested in email marketing.

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Building an Audience for Email Marketing

Building a list of subscribers who have voluntarily opted in to receive your emails.

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Creating Email Content

Creating content that's relevant and engaging to your target audience, encouraging them to open and interact with your emails.

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Analyzing Email Marketing Results

Monitoring your email campaign performance, analyzing data, and adjusting strategies based on the results.

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Push Strategy

A marketing strategy that involves directly pushing a product to customers, often through advertising, promotions, and sales.

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DAGMAR Model

A marketing model that emphasizes setting clear and measurable goals for advertising efforts and evaluating their effectiveness.

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Pull Strategy

A marketing strategy that involves creating demand for a product by appealing directly to consumers, often through content marketing, social media, and public relations.

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IMC Model

A framework for integrating various marketing communication tools and activities to deliver a consistent brand message across all channels.

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AIDA Model

A model that outlines the steps a consumer takes from awareness to purchasing a product, highlighting the stages of attention, interest, desire, and action.

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Marketing Resource Management (MRM)

A marketing approach that involves planning, scheduling, and allocating resources to achieve marketing objectives.

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Project Management for Digital Campaigns

The process of managing all aspects of a digital marketing campaign, from planning and execution to monitoring and optimization.

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What is customer-centricity?

A marketing strategy that puts the customer's needs and experiences at the heart of every decision, ensuring they are satisfied and loyal.

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What is a marketing communication planning framework?

A structured approach to planning and executing marketing campaigns to reach the right audience, achieve goals, and measure success.

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What is a marketing campaign plan?

A comprehensive plan that outlines marketing strategies, tactics, budget, timeline, and metrics to achieve specific goals for a product, service, or brand.

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What are SMART goals?

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound goals that provide clear targets for a marketing campaign.

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What is an integrated marketing campaign?

A plan that combines offline and online strategies to reach your target audience, such as advertising, social media, events, and content marketing.

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What is campaign performance monitoring?

Analyzing data and measuring the effectiveness of your campaign using key metrics such as reach, engagement, and conversions.

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What is a campaign timeline?

A clear overview of the key steps and phases involved in a marketing campaign, including communication, budget, and deadlines.

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What is campaign budgeting?

The process of allocating financial resources to different campaign activities, ensuring the budget is realistic and supports the overall goals.

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What is content marketing?

A digital marketing technique for engaging your audience, building relationships, and driving sales through videos, articles, infographics, and more.

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What is the PESO Model?

A model that categorizes different media types (Paid, Earned, Shared, Owned) to structure an integrated marketing communication plan.

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What are Integrated Marketing Communication Channels?

Various touchpoints where a brand interacts with its audience, like ads, social media, or events.

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What is Project Management in Digital Marketing?

The process of planning, organizing, and controlling resources to achieve specific marketing goals.

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What is Marketing Resource Management (MRM)?

Ensures that marketing resources (budget, people, supplies, technology) are efficiently used to meet business goals.

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What is Paid Media within the PESO Model?

Ads, sponsored content, and other paid placements.

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What is Earned Media within the PESO Model?

Media coverage, customer reviews, and PR, where a brand earns positive attention.

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What is Shared Media within the PESO Model?

Social media content shared by audience members, like retweets or shares.

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What is Owned Media within the PESO Model?

Brand-owned properties like websites, blogs, and email newsletters.

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What is the IMC Model?

A marketing model that combines different communication tools like advertising, PR, and digital marketing to deliver a consistent brand message across all channels.

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What is a Pull Strategy?

This strategy focuses on directly reaching customers through tactics like advertising, social media, and influencer marketing, making them actively seek out the product.

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What is a Push Strategy?

This strategy involves pushing a product to customers using direct methods like sales promotions, trade shows, or direct marketing.

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What is the SOSTAC Model?

A strategic planning model used for developing marketing plans. It guides the process, ensuring a structured approach from situation analysis to control and measurement.

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What is the 7 Ps Model?

A model that expands on the traditional 4Ps (Product, Price, Place, Promotion). It includes additional elements like People, Process, and Physical Evidence to better encompass the modern marketing landscape.

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What are the four key steps of the IMC Model?

This model outlines four key steps: Customer Identification, Channel Selection, Message Consistency, and Feedback and Adjustments. It guides the process of developing an integrated marketing strategy.

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What is Customer Identification?

This involves understanding who your customers are, their needs, preferences, and behaviors. It's essential for creating effective marketing campaigns and tailoring the messaging to resonate with your target audience.

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What is Channel Selection?

This involves choosing the most effective channels to reach your target audience, such as advertising, social media, email marketing, or public relations. The right channels will help you deliver your message to the right people at the right time.

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Email Segmentation

Email marketing allows businesses to send targeted messages to specific groups of people based on factors like their interests, demographics, and behavior.

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Email Call to Action (CTA)

A clear instruction within an email that prompts the recipient to take a specific action, such as making a purchase, signing up for a service, or downloading a resource.

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Email Testing

Testing different versions of emails (subject lines, content, design) to see which performs best, optimizing the message for maximum impact.

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Email Return on Investment (ROI)

The measure of how much return a business gets for every dollar invested in email marketing, reflecting the effectiveness of the campaign.

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Building an Email Audience

Gathering a list of subscribers who have voluntarily opted in to receive emails, building a foundation for effective email marketing.

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Project Management in Digital Campaigns

Project management ensures a marketing campaign is planned, organized, and executed effectively to reach goals.

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Lego's Kronkiwongi campaign

The campaign used user-generated content and social media to promote creativity and family bonding.

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Study Notes

Customer Centricity

  • Customer centricity is a business strategy that prioritizes customer needs and experiences.
  • It focuses on creating a company culture that understands and meets customer expectations, preferences, and desires.
  • Essential for driving repeat business, enhancing loyalty, and improving growth.
  • Goes beyond good customer service, creating a culture centered around customer needs.
  • Amazon and Zappos are examples of customer-centric brands, heavily invested in customer satisfaction.
  • Econsultancy found being customer-centric is crucial for a truly "digital-native" culture.
  • Deloitte research indicates customer experience is a key differentiator, with 88% of companies viewing it as their biggest competitive advantage.

Marketing Communication Planning Framework

  • A structured approach for developing, executing, and evaluating marketing communication strategies.
  • Helps ensure consistency and effectiveness in delivering messages to the target audience.
  • A marketing communication plan is a tool for mapping out and tracking marketing goals, strategies, and tactics.
  • A comprehensive plan includes analysis of the current situation, key objectives, intended target audience, key messages, communication strategy, communication channels, and budget.

Marketing Communication Planning Models

  • AIDA Model (Attention, Interest, Desire, Action): A four-step process to move consumers through the decision-making process (attention, interest, desire, action).
  • Hierarchy of Effects Model: Outlines the stages from awareness to purchasing (awareness, knowledge, liking, preference, conviction, purchase).
  • DAGMAR Model (Defining Advertising Goals for Measured Advertising Results): Focuses on clear and measurable objectives for advertising, emphasizing four key stages (awareness, comprehension, conviction, action).
  • IMC (Integrated Marketing Communications) Model: Integrates various marketing tools (advertising, PR, digital marketing, sales promotions) to deliver a consistent brand message across all channels (customer identification is the first step).

Channel Selection, Message Consistency, and Feedback

  • Choose the most effective communication channels for the audience.
  • Maintain consistent messaging across all touchpoints.
  • Collect feedback and make necessary adjustments.

Push and Pull Strategy

  • Push: Pushing products to consumers through direct marketing tactics (sales promotions, trade shows).
  • Pull: Creating demand by appealing directly to consumers through advertising, social media, or influencer marketing.

7 Ps Model (Marketing Mix)

  • Expands on the traditional 4 Ps (Product, Price, Place, Promotion) to include people, process, and physical evidence.

SOSTAC Model

  • A strategic planning model guiding marketing plan development (Situation Analysis, Objectives, Strategy, Tactics, Action, Control).

PESO Model (Paid, Earned, Shared, Owned Media)

  • Categorizes media types for integrated marketing communication (Paid Media, Earned Media, Shared Media, Owned Media).

Project Management in Digital Marketing

  • Project management is crucial for effective and on-time campaign execution within a digital marketing context.
  • Effective project management involves defining clear goals, developing detailed plans with timelines, allocating resources, monitoring progress, and communicating with stakeholders.

Marketing Resources

  • Marketing resource management (MRM) is the process of aligning marketing resources (budget, people, supplies, technology) with strategic business objectives.
  • Key aspects of MRM include budgeting, financial management, human resources, inventory/supply chain, and technology/software management.

Marketing Campaign Planning

  • A marketing campaign plan outlines the strategy and tactics for achieving marketing goals, providing a roadmap for campaign execution.
  • A comprehensive plan includes a clear marketing goal, insights into the target audience, content, and distribution strategy.
  • Successful campaigns showcase clear and measurable conversion goals, validated target audience insights, compelling stories, engaging content, and a process for experimentation and improvement.

Email Marketing

  • A powerful and cost-effective way to reach a target audience, building relationships, and driving sales.
  • Benefits include affordability, global reach, easy creation, and tracking.
  • Important elements include clear objectives, building an audience, choosing platforms, creating compelling content, and analyzing results.

Email Marketing Strategy

  • Strategy encompasses goal setting, audience building, channel selection, content creation, and performance analysis.
  • Analyzing results is crucial for adjustments and improvement.
  • Email components include subject lines, body content, calls to action, landing pages, and best practices like single objectives, targeted writing, clear communication, and relationship building.

Lego's Kronkiwongi Campaign

  • A global campaign encouraging imaginative play and parent-child bonding.
  • Used user-generated content and social media to spark worldwide creativity and engagement.

Marketing Campaign Project

  • Steps involved in comprehensive campaign design: choosing a company, defining strategies, timelines, SMART goals, and performance metrics.

Summary of Key Concepts

  • Customer centricity prioritizes customer needs.
  • Marketing communication planning provides structured strategies.
  • Various models (AIDA, Hierarchy of Effects, DAGMAR, IMC) guide different approaches.
  • Project management for efficient, effective campaigns.
  • Marketing resource management (MRM) aligns resources with objectives.
  • Email marketing is a powerful tool for reaching and engaging.
  • Case studies like Lego's Kronkiwongi illustrate effective marketing strategies.

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