Integrated Marketing Communications

The goal of Integrated Marketing Communication is to make each aspect of marketing communication work in isolation.

Integrated Marketing Communication is used to create a seamless experience for the customer and presents a different tone and style for each marketing platform.

Barack Obama's campaign was an example of a poor Integrated Marketing Communications campaign.

Integrated Marketing Communications involves building and reinforcing relationships with customers, employees, and the general public through a single medium.

Barack Obama's team consisted of only marketing experts during his 2008 campaign.

Barack Obama's campaign started in 2008 and lasted for only a few months.

The Obama campaign spent more on online media than on television spots.

Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) is the process of separating all the messages created by an advertiser’s various communication agencies.

The Foundation stage in IMC involves promoting products and services among target consumers.

The Corporate Culture component of IMC is optional for marketers.

Brand Focus in IMC refers to the consumer experience of a product.

Barack Obama was not positioned as the 'Candidate of change' in his campaign.

IMC is only used for promoting products and services among target consumers.

A company's vision has no impact on the design of its products and services.

Packaging is not an important aspect of consumer experience.

Promotional tools are not used in Integrated Marketing Communication.