KOTLER CAPĆTULO 14 š (14.2) | Mezcla de PROMOCIĆN y COMUNICACIĆN en MARKETING | Marketing Mix
Introduction to Promotional Mix and Communication
Overview of the Series
- The speaker introduces a series on Kotler's marketing principles, summarizing chapters 1 to 13 in short videos.
- Focus shifts to discussing the promotional mix and communication strategies for brands.
Importance of Communication
- Emphasizes the significance of effective communication with customers, distinguishing between advertising (one-way) and communication (two-way).
- Encourages audience interaction through comments, highlighting the importance of feedback in communication.
Elements of the Promotional Mix
Key Components
- The promotional mix includes five key elements:
- Advertising
- Public Relations
- Personal Selling
- Sales Promotions
- Direct Marketing Tools
Advertising Defined
- Advertising is described as any paid form of non-personal presentation or promotion by an unidentified sponsor.
Sales Promotions Explained
- Sales promotions are short-term incentives designed to encourage purchase or sale; they must be temporary to maintain their promotional nature.
Personal Selling Insights
- Personal selling involves direct interaction between sales personnel and customers, crucial for building relationships despite digital advancements.
The Role of Digital Era in Sales
Evolution of Personal Selling
- Questions whether personal selling has diminished in the digital age; asserts it remains vital for certain services.
Digital Tools Impacting Sales
- Highlights how digital tools facilitate identifying interested leads, reducing cold calling frustrations traditionally faced by sales teams.
Understanding Public Relations
Building Relationships
- Public relations focus on establishing favorable relationships with various stakeholders, including media and influencers.
Influencer Dynamics
- Stresses the importance of genuine influencers who can defend a brand during crises rather than those bought superficially.
Direct Marketing Strategies
Personalized Connections
- Discusses direct marketing as creating tailored connections with selected consumers using technology for personalized messaging.
Marketing in the Digital Age
The Shift in Marketing Strategies
- The importance of not forgetting potential customers who are interested in products is emphasized, highlighting that technology has transformed direct marketing into a less invasive form compared to traditional cold calls.
- Consumers now have tools to block spam calls, showcasing how technology empowers them against aggressive marketing tactics from companies that struggle to adapt to modern relationship-based marketing.
- The discussion references a specific chapter (Chapter 14) from the book "Marketing" by Cutler and Armstrong, indicating a structured approach to understanding contemporary marketing practices.
- Viewers are encouraged to engage with the content by leaving questions or comments for community responses, promoting an interactive learning environment.
- A call-to-action is made for viewers to subscribe and follow links provided for further exploration of the topic, illustrating common digital engagement strategies used in modern marketing.