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Module 1

This document provides an overview of the MKTG3019 Marketing & Digital Communications course. It includes: - Contact details for the course coordinator Michael Lwin - Information about the learning guide, textbook, referencing style, unit expectations, and icebreaker activity. - An outline of the first learning objective on the marketing and digital communications process, including the importance of brands, rise of digital media, and use of data. - A class activity to recommend a marketing communications mix for a new Kellogg's product. - An explanation of the concepts of positioning, targeting, setting objectives, and budgeting as they relate to communication decisions. - A discussion of how to build brand

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Module 1

This document provides an overview of the MKTG3019 Marketing & Digital Communications course. It includes: - Contact details for the course coordinator Michael Lwin - Information about the learning guide, textbook, referencing style, unit expectations, and icebreaker activity. - An outline of the first learning objective on the marketing and digital communications process, including the importance of brands, rise of digital media, and use of data. - A class activity to recommend a marketing communications mix for a new Kellogg's product. - An explanation of the concepts of positioning, targeting, setting objectives, and budgeting as they relate to communication decisions. - A discussion of how to build brand

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Marketing & Digital Communications

MKTG3019
UC CONTACT DETAILS

Michael Lwin
[email protected]

+61 02 9685 9996


vUWS
- Regular notices and reminders

- Consultation time: Tues 3pm – 5pm

- Assignment submission

- Deadlines
LEARNING GUIDE

- Unit Learning Outcomes


- Assessments
- Teaching & Learning Activities
TEXTBOOK
Integrated Marketing
Communications 6e by
Luck, Barker, Sassenberg, Chitty, Andrews, Shimp
REFERENCING &
PLAGIARISM

Harvard Referencing Style


WSU Library
UNIT EXPECTATIONS &
SESSION STRUCTURE

- 1 hour online activities


- 2 hours in-class activities
- Understand the theory and apply
INCLASS PARTICIPATION

Come prepared
Bring your creative hat
Analyse, analyse, analyse
ICE BREAKER ACTIVITY

Your name & 1 thing cool, fun, or interesting about


yourself
Know the industry
Read 1 x article from one of these sites before you
come to the class

https://mumbrella.com.au/ http://www.adnews.com.au/

https://www.adweek.com/
Marketing and Digital
Communications
Learning Objectives

LO1: Marketing and Digital Communications Process


LO2: Tools in marketing communications
LO3: Communication decisions
Watch the video on vUWS
Module 1
LO1: Marketing and Digital
Communications Process
The planning, developing, implementing and evaluating brand
communication programs of all marketing and digital activities.
Makes use of a combination of marketing communication tools. i.e.
social media, influencers, YouTube ads, Google ads, television ads,
radio ads, print ads, etc.
A strategic process aimed at enhancing brand equity by:
• providing a consistent message
• targeting a group of consumers
• creating unique mental associations
• optimising long-term value of the brand.
LO1: Marketing and Digital
Communications Process
• The brand is the key to marketing and digital communications.
• Brands can be an invaluable asset. Successful brands can create
barriers to entry for competitors.
• Rise of digital disruption and on-demand everything.
• A shift in marketing spend: traditional mass-media is becoming
less effective and cost-efficient.
• Increased reliance on databases and big data: allowing a more
targeted approach.
LO1: Marketing and Digital
Communications Process
LO2: Tools of the marketing
communications mix?
Class Activity - 5 minutes
Go to vUWS Module 1:
Communicatiaation Mix activity

Kellogg's is launching a new product: Fair Trade


Approved Vegan Cereal.

Recommend a marketing communications mix to


launch this new product.
LO3: Communication decisions

Positioning Targeting

Setting
Budgeting
objectives
LO2: Positioning and Targeting

• A brand’s position is directly related to the target segment.


• The position represents the brand’s meaning and shows off its
uniqueness.
• Targeting offers a cost-effective approach to communications.
• Positioning and targeting encompass demographics, values and
lifestyles.
LO3: Communication Decisions
LO3: Communication Decisions

Evaluate
program

Establishing
momentum
Selecting media and
incorporating digital media
Create the
messages
Select the mix of
communication
elements
LO3: Communication Decisions

• Communication tools are used to build the brand.


• Brand equity is used to measure the value of the brand.
• A ‘brand’ is:
• name
• term
• Sign
• symbol or design
• Using these elements, a brand can identify and differentiate
from competitors.
LO3: Communication Decisions

• How can we build brand equity?

Brand
awareness
Brand image
(strong and unique
Brand equity
(familiarity with (Two dimensions form brand
brand associations) knowledge.)
the brand)
Class Activity - 5 minutes

How does the ad build brand equity?


Class Activity - 5 minutes

How does the ad build brand equity?


Class Activity - 5 minutes

How does the ad build brand equity?


LO3: Brand Awareness

• Move brands from a state of


unawareness to awareness TOMA

• To recall
Brand recall
• Ultimately move to
top-of-mind awareness (TOMA)
Brand recognition

Unaware of brand
LO3: Brand Image
• The associations (specific thoughts and feelings)
about a particular brand
• Stored in memory
• Recollections of experiences
• Conceptualised as:
1. type
2. favourability
3. strength
4. uniqueness
LO3: Brand Image
Class Activity – 20 minutes

Describe the awareness and image of


Model 3.

Describe the brand associations.


Next Session:
Segmentation and Targeting
Communication Framework
Form Groups

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