Integrated Marketing Communications Review ch. 18

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These flashcards cover key concepts from the Integrated Marketing Communications lecture, including the AIDA model, types of media, and methods for measuring success.

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What does the AIDA Model stand for?

Awareness, Interest, Desire, Action.

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What is the first step in the AIDA Model?

Awareness: Gaining the attention of the consumer.

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What is a key awareness metric?

Top-of-mind awareness.

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What follows awareness in the AIDA Model?

Interest: The customer must want to further investigate the product/service.

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According to the AIDA Model, what does 'Desire' represent?

The customer expresses that they like and want the product.

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What is the ultimate goal of communication in the AIDA Model?

To drive the receiver to action.

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What is the Lagged Effect in marketing communications?

Communications do not always have an immediate impact and multiple exposures may be necessary.

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List three types of media used in marketing communications.

Paid, Earned, Owned media.

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What is the significance of Public Relations in an IMC strategy?

It provides 'free' media attention and has become more important as traditional media costs rise.

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Define Personal Selling in marketing communications.

A two-way communication between buyer and seller to influence buying decisions.

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What is Direct Marketing?

Communicating directly with target customers to generate a response or transaction.

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What are some functions of blogs in online marketing?

Communicate trends, announce events, create positive word-of-mouth, and connect with customers.

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What should marketing goals be based on?

The outcomes the firm hopes to achieve, whether short-term or long-term.

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What is 'Competitive parity' in budget setting?

Setting the communication budget so that the firm’s share of expenses equals its market share.

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Identify one limitation of the 'Percentage-of-sales' budget method.

It may not take into account new marketing plans, such as introducing a new product line.

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What is web tracking used for in measuring IMC success?

It helps to assess how well marketing communications are functioning online.