Advanced Marketing Communications
Short course
In Hammersmith
Learn ways in which advertising can be used strategically and the nature of public relations!
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Type
Short course
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Location
Hammersmith
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Duration
2 Weeks
Would you like to give an impulse to your professional life? If so, you should check this Advanced Marketing Communications Course, organized by London Business Training & Consulting, that Emagister.co.uk has added to its catalogue.
This training is suitable for chief Communications Officers; marketing and communications directors, managers, executives and staff; those who wish to understand how brands create communications and engage audiences in brand conversations.
It is also targeted for those employed by governmental, charitable, other not-for-profit and third-sector organisations who need to communicate with a range of stakeholders; those who wish to develop insights into the reasoning behind the marketing communications activities used by organisations.
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to understand the role that advertising plays in influencing our thoughts and behaviour; ways in which advertising can be used strategically; the nature and characteristics of public relations and the role of public relations in the communications mix.
Are you interested in this course? If so, you should contact London Business Training & Consulting through Emagister.co.uk right now! The opportunities are on the palm of your hand.
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Upon completion of this course, you will be able to understand:
The role that advertising plays in influencing our thoughts and behaviour.
Advertising as an independent discipline.
The use of selling propositions, and the role of emotion in advertising.
Different types or forms of advertising.
Ways in which advertising can be used strategically.
Issues associated with consumer-generated advertising.
The nature and characteristics of public relations.
The main audiences to which public relations activities are directed.
The role of public relations in the communications mix.
Chief Communications Officers; marketing and communications directors, managers, executives and staff; those who wish to understand how brands create communications and engage audiences in brand conversations; those employed by governmental, charitable, other not-for-profit and third-sector organisations who need to communicate with a range of stakeholders; those who wish to develop insights into the reasoning behind the marketing communications activities used by organisations.
Certificate.
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Subjects
- Public Relations
- Marketing
- Sales
- Sales Promotion
- Marketing Strategy
- Marketing Communications
- Marketing Management
- Consulting
- Advertising
- Public
- Communications
- Media
- Selling Skill
- Sales Training
- Marketing Communication
Course programme
- Selling propositions
- The use of emotionin advertising
- Types of advertising
- Using advertising strategically
- Consumer-generated advertising
- Public relations and relationship management
- Objectives of public relations
- Public relations: methods and techniques
- Media relations
- Forms of public relations
- The growth and development of sponsorship
- Sponsorship objectives
- How sponsorship might work
- Types of sponsorship
- The role of sponsorship in the communications mix
- The growth of direct marketing
- The role of data
- Direct-response media
- The tasks of personal selling
- The role of social media in personal selling
- Strategic account management
- Sales promotion plans: the objectives
- Retention programmes
- Sales promotion: methods and techniques
- Range of field marketing activities
- Brand experience and events
- Characteristics and issues of brand placement
- Trade shows and exhibitions
- The communications dimensions of packaging
- Licensing
- Message source
- Structural elements in a message
- Message appeals
- Advertising tactics
- The creative process
- Message framing
- Storytelling
- User-generated content (UGC)
- Sourcing content
- Media classification – by form
- Media classification – by source
- Media classification – by function
- Linear media
- Interactive media
- Interactive media advertising
- Search engine marketing
- Social media
- Other forms of interactive media
- The media mix
- Switching behaviour
- Vehicle selection
- Recency planning
- Media buying: the block plan and automation
- Media source effects
Advanced Marketing Communications