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CHAPTER 1 Integrated Marketing Communications
CHAPTER 2 Working with Agencies for IMC
CHAPTER 3 Consumer Behaviour and Target Audience Decisions
CHAPTER 4 Communication Response Models
Part 2 Articulating the Message
CHAPTER 5 Setting Objectives for IMC
CHAPTER 6 Brand Positioning Strategy Decisions
CHAPTER 7 Creative Strategy Decisions
CHAPTER 8 Creative Tactics Decisions
CHAPTER 9 Measuring Effectiveness for IMC
Part 3 Delivering the Message
CHAPTER 10 Media Planning and Budgeting for IMC
CHAPTER 11 Broadcast Media
CHAPTER 12 Print Media
CHAPTER 13 Out-of-Home Media
Part 4 Strengthening the Message
CHAPTER 14 Sales Promotion
CHAPTER 15 Public Relations
CHAPTER 16 Direct Marketing
CHAPTER 17 Internet Media
CHAPTER 18 social media
Part 5 Advertising and Society
CHAPTER 19 Evaluating Issues for IMC
Utilizing a decision-oriented framework, the eighth Canadian Edition offers current Canadian examples and data, an increased focus on social media and mobile technology, current theory, and visual balance through numerous figures and exhibits.
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NEW And Opening Vignettes and Perspectives. Each chapter opens with a new or updated vignette accompanied by thought-provoking discussion questions. Currency is at the forefront with many of the in-chapter IMC Perspectives boxes being new or revised also.
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IMC Perspective. Advertising and Promotion takes an integrated marketing communications perspective to attain communication and behavioural objectives for multiple target audiences. A planning framework is presented to show how specific objectives and unique messages that resonate for each target audience are developed. This approach illustrates the importance of brands developing a unique brand position for each target audience while maintaining the overall market position of the brand.
Canadian Practice. Canadian examples provide a comprehensive look at innovative marketing communication. The text features approximately 400 references from sources such as Strategy, the National Post, The Globe and Mail, and others to illustrate uniquely Canadian stories. The 48 new perspectives and vignettes reflect advertising, media, and digital stories representing approximately 250 new articles.
Canadian Data. Statistical information presented in tables, charts, and figures appears throughout the text. There are about 230 figures, of which a substantial portion describe the Canadian marketing communication environment.
Decision Oriented. Introduced in Chapter 1, a planning framework identifies the content of an IMC plan and is applied throughout the text. This approach helps students understand the key decisions of a successful IMC program.
Internet Focus. Internet media use occurs throughout the text where it is most relevant. The majority of the opening vignettes and chapter perspectives highlight the use of digital media. A balance between digital media and other media reinforces the importance of IMC decision making.
Mobile Media. Marketing communication through mobile technology is featured in the text where applicable, and considerable usage statistics are presented in the media chapters.
Internet and Social Media. Material on this topic appears throughout the book where it is most relevant. The specific chapter coverage is improved from past editions. A dedicated social media chapter illustrates of how it is used as owned, paid, and earned media to achieve a brand's objectives. The scope of social media is shown with numerous media classes and vehicles.
Current Theory. Extensive updating of academic references from the Journal of Advertising and the Journal of Advertising Research and others was done independently by the Canadian author over the past five editions. The text references about 500 journal articles to provide a resource for further understanding and to demonstrate that the material presented is credible.
Visual Ad Exhibits. The exhibits contain over 300 ads to convey the breadth of many styles and approaches of advertising across multiple product categories. The ads provide a comprehensive collection of visuals to understand advertising decisions such as positioning, creative strategy, and creative tactics.
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