Analysis of integrated marketing communications campaign Dove Pro - Age. Prepared for: Menno van Voorthuizen Prepared by: Ewa Kozlowska (405825) Table of contents: 1. Introduction. 3 2. Marketing communications and branding. 3 3. Target groups and positioning. 4 4. Analysis of elements of communication mix‚ and message strategy. 4 5. Integration level of the communication. 6 6. Marketing communication objectives. 6 7. Building a relationship with customers. 7 8. The campaign’s
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Executive Summary This report was commissioned to to plan and develop an integrated marketing communications campaign strategy for Redbull energy drinks. The aim of the report was to rebrand Redbull as an alternative to alcohol on a night out and to recommend ways of increasing sales volume for Redbull energy drinks by 50%. The research draws attention to the fact that Redbull energy drinks already are the number one energy drink in the world with 4.6 billion cans sold internationally in 2011
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Comm 314: Chap. 12‚ Communication Campaigns Communication campaign: A systematic‚ organized effort to mold health and social attitudes through the use of communication. Examples: Give a hoot‚ don’t pollute. Take a bite out of crime. Just say no to drugs. Friends don’t let friends drive drunk. Click it or ticket • They have in common the purpose of
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IMC Campaign – Part One Due Date: Wednesday 2nd April 2008 (week 5)‚ 2.00pm Length: 1200 words maximum excluding Reference List Value: 12 marks Links to unit’s learning outcomes: This assessment is specifically linked to learning outcome 1 and 4. Key Task: An IMC campaign refers to a set of interrelated and coordinated marketing communications activities that centre on a single theme or idea that appear in different media across a specified time period. Identify a current IMC campaign of
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| NEXT PLC Marketing Campaign | FASHION BUYINGHOLLINGS CAMPUSMANCHESTER METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY | | | | 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Methodology The purpose of this report is to identify the consumer market targeted by the chosen campaign‚ analyse the message that has been encoded and the reaction of the consumers‚ and compare the campaign against the approach taken by competitors and other brands. The goal of the research is to identify the channels of feedback that the chosen company
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Honda’s approach to launching the “Element” came as a bit of a surprise in that their approach was not what one would describe as traditional in the auto industry‚ they tried to appeal to their target market through a carefully thought out process of understanding what their young customers would like in a small SUV‚ and also using the SUV in a matter that their customer potentially would; hikes‚ traveling‚ moving‚ etc. The success of Honda’s element had mostly to do with understanding how the Gen-Y
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Nicole Abeyta Marketing Project Professor Liz Thomas-Hensley Marketing in the 21st Century February 11‚ 2013 Abeyta 1 Executive Summary: Stephanie Abeyta is an up and coming cosmetologist‚ she loves art and she expresses it through a variety of creative techniques. Stephanie wants to create trendy looks through hair‚ makeup‚ and nail design that will meet the needs of all her customers. Mission: Evolve infinitely in peace‚ beauty‚ and Happiness Vision: • Build
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mix 2. Understand the role of promotion within the marketing mix 3. Understand the role of advertising agencies and the media 4. Be able to promote a simple promotional campaign Recommended Resources Internet websites: www.asa.org.uk‚ www.cim.co.uk. Textbooks: Dransfield R‚ BTEC National in Business Student Book (Heinemann‚ 2007) Visit to local businesses Campaign magazine Teaching Methods Case studies Discussions Group work Video clips of adverts Individual tasks Website research
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The Elements of Communication Communication begins with a message‚ or information‚ that must be sent from one individual or device to another. People exchange ideas using many different communication methods. All of these methods have three elements in common. The first of these elements is the message source‚ or sender. Message sources are people‚ or electronic devices‚ that need to send a message to other individuals or devices. The second element of communication is the destination‚ or receiver
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Agenda: Week 1 1. Communication defined -senders‚ receivers‚ & communication channels -encoding‚ decoding messages -noise‚ & environmental message factors -human (symbolic) interaction 2. The communication settings we’ll cover this semester -intrapersonal -dyadic/interpersonal -small group -public communication -mass communication Week 1: Elements of Communication COMMUNICATION- The process of human beings responding to the symbolic behavior of other persons
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