Integrated Marketing Communications Campaign

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What is the primary focus of an IMC campaign?

  • Delivering a centralized collection of planned messages focused on a single concept. (correct)
  • Utilizing a wide range of messaging strategies.
  • Developing multiple concepts for different target audiences.
  • Employing only traditional marketing methods to reach consumers.

Which of the following is NOT a key area reviewed during campaign planning?

  • Features and Benefits
  • Communication Objectives
  • Budget Allocation (correct)
  • Target Audience

What is the first step in the campaign development process?

  • Selecting the promotional mix
  • Isolating a single idea or key consumer benefit
  • Developing a cohesive visual/verbal message
  • Planning the campaign (correct)

Which of the following elements is part of the IMC promotional mix?

<p>Mobile or alternative media options (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why are isolated key consumer benefits crucial in a campaign?

<p>They create the target's motivation to buy. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which component is part of the IMC campaign concept development?

<p>Campaign uniformity (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main goal of every campaign's message according to IMC principles?

<p>To speak directly to the target audience's needs and wants (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of spokesperson would typically resonate best with an everyday consumer-targeted campaign?

<p>Common-man spokesperson (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What kind of visual elements should a campaign's overall appearance focus on?

<p>Consistent message and recognizable design identity (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What essential benefit must every campaign be driven by?

<p>Key consumer benefit in the form of a big idea or USP (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) Campaign

  • Uses diverse media to deliver a strategic, cohesive and centralized group of planned messages
  • Focuses on a single idea or concept

Planning the Campaign

  • Client and Account Executive look at the marketing plan together
  • Focus on these key areas:
    • Target Audience
    • Features and Benefits
    • Competitors
    • Communication Objectives

Isolating the Key Consumer Benefit

  • Isolates the reason a consumer would want to buy a product
  • Becomes the focus of the campaign

Developing a Cohesive Visual/Verbal Message

  • Campaigns must appear and "speak" in a consistent voice across all marketing materials
  • Creates a visual and verbal relationship between the pieces

The Promotional Mix

  • A combination of the following:
    • Public relations
    • Newspaper
    • Magazine
    • Radio and television
    • Direct marketing and sales promotion
    • Out-of-home and transit
    • Internet and social media
    • Mobile or alternative media options

Types of Campaigns

  • National Campaigns
  • Service Campaigns
  • Corporate Campaigns
  • Retail Campaigns

IMC Concept Components

  • Three components influence concept development and overall appearance:
    • Campaign uniformity
    • Visual uniformity
    • Verbal uniformity

IMC Concept Components

  • Each campaign is driven by a key consumer benefit known as a big idea or Unique Selling Proposition (USP)
  • All ads are made to achieve stated objectives
  • The campaign's message should communicate directly with the target audience's needs and wants
  • The overall appearance may be based on:
    • A specfic message or idea
    • Layout or headline style
    • Character or spokesperson
    • Typeface and style
    • Visual element
    • Color combinations
  • The campaign has a visual/verbal identity that is easily recognizable in all advertising and promotional materials
  • Concept direction creates a unique brand identity to contrast the product from competitors

Spokespersons and Character Representatives

  • Four basic types:
    • Celebrities (unpaid on-screen spokesperson, paid on-screen spokesperson, celebrity voice-over, deceased person endorsement, animated character spokesperson)
    • Specialists
    • Corporate heads or CEOs
    • Common man

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