Marketing Communication
1. Marketing Communication
2. What is Marketing Communication? The means by which we
attempt to • inform - Reach out to TG with our message through different media
• persuade – get people to sign-up/show interest/buy • remind – Re-Marketing,
Re-engagement Consumers (Existing or Potential), directly and indirectly, about
the products/services and brands we try to sell. (Adapted from Philip Kotler)
3. Consumer Decision Steps Christian Betancur’s NAITDASE
Model – • Need – Product/Service and TG fitment • Attention – In digital
advertisement - Impressions, Reach • Interest – Responds to our Ad CTA • Trust
– have all the trust building factors in Landing Page • Desire – Create desire
by lowering risk, highlighting gain • Action – Buy / Submit Lead / Sign-up •
Satisfaction – Living up-to the product/service promise • Evaluation – By the
customer. Positive…Loyalty & Advocacy
4. INFORM
5. First Thing Be guided by the Business Objectives Sales
Increase Brand Awareness to have more Sales without much cost in long term
6. If our digital marketing merely adds to the noise, we are
losing out
7. Communication Model What happens at the Receiver’s (Read
Potential Consumer) End – Selective Attention – bombarded with ~ 400-500
Advertising messages every day…ignoring most of them Selective Distortion – hear/see
only what fits into his system of belief Selective Retention – In the long term
only remember a fraction, thus multiple positive reinforcement is necessary
8. Communication Design • What to Say – Message Should be
guided by our understanding of the Receiver…deeper the better Due to even
lower selective attention on digital space, should be more direct • How to Say
– Creative Have Informational appeal – Focus on product/service benefits, USPs
Have Emotional appeal – Stir-up emotions the brand wants to associate itself
with Has to adapt to the media being used • Who should Say – Source Most of
the time the brand itself Sometimes known people, celebrities…Higher cost,
Higher gain, Higher Risk…Snapdeal-Amir Real People…Customer testimonials…should
look real The final thing should be a thumb/finger stopper
9. PERSUADE
10. Landing Page Step by Step The place where the user lands
should - • First re-inforce the Ad. Promise – WISIWIWG - What I Saw Is What I
Would Get and give some more • Build trust for the Brand – creds, celebrities,
testimonials • Build trust for the product/service offered – Product/service
features, videos • Lower risk – Free Trial, Shorter forms, Get Call Back, COD,
Try, Return Policy etc. • Enhance gain – Offer, Discount, Limited period •
Highlight CTA and repeat
11. Mass Product Niche Service
12. REMIND
13. Re-Marketing People who come to your page – Either get
convinced and Fall for the Trap  Or Leave the page without taking action
Unfortunately, the 2nd set is huge. According to Forrester Research, 96% of
people who visit a website leave without completing the action the marketer
would have liked them to take. Remarketing gives you a second chance, third,
fourth…till you think it will be an overdose.
14. Re-Marketing The re-marketing message and creative -
Must be Segmented…especially e-commerce sites Should portray Exclusivity /
Personalization…Trip Advisor does this beautifully and if possible, highlight
Urgency
15. Re-Engagement People who buy once, due to their Selective
Retention would forget your brand, product/service. We need to remind them –
get more sales and / or get referrals Depending on nature of product/service,
one time buy or frequent or somewhere in between, the message and creative
should be decided Have different type of Newsletters for existing customers
Create online communities
16. Thank you for bearing me for so long 

 
 
 
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