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ADVERTISING

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INTRODUCTION

DEFINITION OF ADVERTISING

MAJOR ADVERTISING DECISIONS

CASE STUDY 1- TACKLING BINGE

DRINKING

CASE STUDY 2 – ADVERTISING ON

FACEBOOK

CONCLUSION

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DEFINITION:

“ Advertising can be defined as the means by which matter is published or broadcast to individuals for payment or other

valuable consideration and which draws the attention of the public or a segment of it , to a product, service, person, organisation or

line of conduct in a manner calculated to promote or oppose directly or indirectly that product, service, person, organisation or

line of conduct ’’

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OBJECTIVES

SETTINGS

BUDGET DECISION

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MESSAGE DECISION

MEDIA DECISION

ADVERTISING EVALUATION

MAJOR ADVERTISING DECISIONS

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SETTING ADVERTISING OBJECTIVES

BUDGET DECISION

Specific communication task to be accomplished with a specific target audience during a specific period of time1) Informative

advertising 2) Persuasive

advertising 3) Comparative

advertising

Setting the total budget for advertising:

1) Affordable method2) Percentage-of-sales-

method3) Competitive-parity

method4) Objective-and-task

method

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DEVELOPING ADVERTISING STRATEGY

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CREATING THE ADVERTISING MESSAGE1) Breaking through

the clutter2)“Advertainment”3) Branded

entertainment

All based on the “ creative concept” (Big Idea)

SELECTING ADVERTISING MEDIA

1)Reach, frequency and impact

2)Choosing among major media types

3)Selecting specific media vehicles

4)Media timing

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MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS

1) COMMUNICATION EFFECTSIs the ad or ad campaign communicating the ad messagge well?

2) SALES AND PROFIT EFFECTSAffected by several factors such as product features, price and availability

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Be the Influence: Tackling Binge Drinking

National Binge Drinking Strategy (NBDS)

A drinking problem in a sporting nation

“ Australian sports broadcasts are

dominated by alcohol advertising. ”

— Amy Bainbridge

CASE STUDY 1

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Campaign Target & Budget

$50 million (total)

$25 million : Pay back alcohol sponsorship that

companies have invested

$20 million : Community Level Initiatives (CLI)

against

binge drinking

$5 million : Telephone Counseling Helpline &

Social

Marketing Campaign

General public

Especially young people:

15-24 age group ~ 1million

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbfG73OWtiU

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Anti-binge drinking messages

Reduce the links between alcohol promotion and sporting activities

Reduce the exposure of young people to alcohol imagery and branding

Promote responsible drinking

Provide alcohol-free environments

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Media Mix

YouTube Channel

In-venue advertising

E-newsletters/ Direct mail emails

Social media

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Advertising Effectiveness

Nearly 1,000 events around Australia has advertised “Be the Influence” through venue signage, in stadium announcements and uniform branding. 

“Strong enough to say enough”

• Football Federation Australia• Basketball Australia• Netball Australia• Swimming Australia• Surfing Australia• Cycling Australia• Hockey Australia• Athletics Australia• Skateboarding Australia• Volleyball Australia• Equestrian Australia• Triathlon Australia• Australian Canoeing• Australian University Sport• Australian Baseball League

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CASE STUDY 2

ADVERTISING ON

FACEBOOK

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Facebook ads: £100,000 bill for government - good value? (BBC NEWS,

28 August 2012)

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To maximise the economic potential of the Olympic and Paralympic Games and promote the UK's assets around the world between 2012- 2015

“The GREAT Britain Campaign”

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13 Facebook pages promoting various aspects of British life, business and culture.

Objective

To promote Britain as a place to visit ADVERTISING

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Budget Decision

£37,000,000£100,000 0.27%

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How many people clicked “ Like” on Facebook ?1. 5,8302. 58,3003. 583,0004. 5,830,000

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583,000 Facebook “Like”

472 million ad impressions

782,000 ad clicks

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Advertising Evaluation

Cost-effectiveness?

1 “Like” = …$?

Too much for an one Government?

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CONCLUSION

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The effectiveness of advertising mainly depends on message strategy and creative strategy.

The clear message communicates the organization’s positioning and the media mix choose affects the coverage of audience.

SNS including Facebook has radically changed the consumer decision process and communication platforms

Facebook has a profound effect on younger generation who are about to be away from typical medium such as television, magazine and newspaper gradually

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REFERENCE LIST

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BAINBRIDGE, A. 2013. A drinking problem in a sporting nation [Online]. ABC the Drum. Available: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-04-29/bainbridge-alcohol-advertising-in-sport/4656386 [Accessed 10 may.

CELLAN-JONES, R. 2012. Facebook ads: £100,000 bill for government - good value? [Online]. United kingdom: BBC. Available: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19396785.

ELLICKSON, P. L., COLLINS, R. L., HAMBARSOOMIANS, K., & MCCAFFREY, D. F. 2005. Does alcohol advertising promote adolescent drinking? Results from a longitudinal assessment. Addiction, 100, 235-246.

HUDSON, S. & THAL, K. 2013. The Impact of Social Media on the Consumer Decision Process: Implications for Tourism Marketing. Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing, 30, 156-160.

Moriarty, S., Mitchell. N., Wells William. D. Advertising: Principle and Practice. Sydney. 2011.

MCELENY, C. 2011. VisitBritain Facebook check-in volume five times bigger than Foursquare. New Media Age (Online). London, United Kingdom, London: Centaur Communications Ltd.

Tombs, A. & Seamons, O. 2013. Foundations of Marketing. Sydney. Pearson.

VEJACKA, M. 2012. FACEBOOK ADVERTISING AND ITS EFFICIENCY ON THE SLOVAK MARKET. E & M EKONOMIE A MANAGEMENT, 15, 116-127.

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QUESTION TIME:

1. Do you remind any advertising that was strongly effective? Why ?

2. Do you feel the “Be the Influence” advertising effective ?

3. What do u think is the most chosen media channel today and future? Why?

4. To what extent do you think that the social media ads affect the communication between companies and customers?

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME !!!

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