Integrated Marketing Communications

The primary goal of Integrated Marketing Communications is to create a competitive advantage by allowing each marketing mode to work in isolation.

Integrated Marketing Communications involves developing and coordinating a strategic communications program to make constructive contact with the company brand.

Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign was an example of poor Integrated Marketing Communications.

The core message of a brand is reinforced through a consistent tone and style across all marketing modes in Integrated Marketing Communications.

Barack Obama had 10 years of experience in National Office before running for president in 2008.

Integrated Marketing Communications is only used for advertising and sales promotion.

The Obama campaign focused on print media for most of its advertising budget.

Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) aims to create inconsistent messages across different channels.

Brand Communication is an initiative to make products and services unpopular among end-users.

The Foundation stage of IMC involves promoting the product to the target market.

Corporate Culture is the last stage of the IMC process.

Brand Focus represents the consumer experience of the brand.

Consumer Experience is a component of IMC that focuses on the product's packaging.

Communication Tools include ways to promote a brand, such as social media and advertising.

Obamas campaign had a huge budget for online media advertising.

IMC enables all aspects of marketing mix to work against each other to promote a particular product or service.