HOW TO RUN SUCCESSFUL PRINT C A M PA I G N S I N T H E G E R M A N M A R K E T
A strategy for premium and luxury handbag companies
by Lea Tumczyk
IN THIS REPORT
I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII.
Introduction Companies Looked at in the Report Key Highlights The Market Why Print Advertising? Successful and Unsuccessful Campaigns Strategy on How to Run Successful Campaigns Reference List
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INTRODUCTION Additionally to the dissertation “The power of advertising – How fashion companies can create higher brand equity-the importance of using print campaigns”, this report was made. ------------------------------The business report should provide luxury handbag companies from Germany with a better understanding of the German fashion aesthetics and their preference when it comes to fashion print campaigns. ------------------------------With getting to know the main factors of how a successful print campaign in Germany looks like, the companies can implement it in their strategy and create higher brand equity.
C O M PA N I E S L O O K E D A T I N T H E R E P O R T
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THE 8 KEY HIGHLIGHTS 01
Fashion in Germany is rather conservative
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It’s a print advertiser’s market
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‘Full View + Details’ is most appealing and influences people to buy
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Advertising can make the brand first choice
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Handbag should be main focus
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It’s all about feelings when it comes to campaigns
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Total expenditure for apparel amounts to 73 milliard €
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Emotions push us toward action
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FASHION IN GERMANY IS RATHER CONSERVATIVE In a conducted survey most of the German participants said that fashion in Germany is more secondary and that the people care more about expensive cars and having an own house, so the style of the majority is rather uncreative, unexcitedly and mostly conservative. That is also because the people in Germany do not have enough courage to wear fancy clothes and stick to the style of the majority to not stand out. Having shown the participants some images of fashion campaigns, the people mostly preferred the images with clothes that are more wearable, have clean cuts and are down-to-earth. One thing all participants agreed with was that the Germans are trend follower and no trendsetter, even if they would like to be trendsetter, but they just cannot keep up with other countries, such as France or Italy.
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‘FULL VIEW + DETAILS’ IS MOST APPEALING AND INFLUENCES PEOPLE TO BUY In another conducted survey, 76.7% of the participants said that ‘Full View + Details’ is the one of the most appealing ways to present the product the company wants to promote. Only the way of presenting the product ‘Outside’ is more appealing with 86.7%. But with 83.3% it influences the people most to buy the promoted product and therefore is by far the most effective way to present a product a company wants to sell.
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HANDBAG SHOULD BE MAIN FOCUS
TOTAL EXPENDITURE FOR APPAREL AMOUNTS TO 73 MILLIARD €
In the same conducted survey as in No. 2 the participants also stated, that if handbags are the main focus of the image it influences them most to buy the product and additionally this way of presenting the product is the second most appealing way. The only way of presenting the handbag, which is more appealing is, when the bag is integrated in an image story, but this way does not influence the people to buy the product at all.
The total expenditure for apparel and shoes in Germany amounts to 73 milliard €. Thus, the expenses of an average German consumer for fashion are 900€ and is with that above the EU-27 median of 700€. Further, the whole fashion and textile industry in Germany employs around 712.000 people and is the second biggest employer in the EU after Italy.
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IT’S A PRINT ADVERTISER’S MARKET In the age of online advertising, print advertising may seem quite unusual, especially when magazines are getting extremely thin and newspapers are going out of business, but if there has ever been a greater time for print advertising it is now: It is a print advertiser’s market. For many magazines and newspapers print advertising is less expensive than it was a decade ago. That is simply because a lot of advertisers have moved most of their budget into online advertising and as the demand for ad space has diminished, so have advertising prices. This is not the case in every single instance, but by and large this is true across the print advertising world. Further, depending on the niche and what print outlets are relevant to the business this can be a goldmine of opportunity to not only get exposure to the right audience, but put a creative spin on how the brand wants to be recognized.
ADVERTISING CAN MAKE THE BRAND FIRST CHOICE Advertising not only is the best way to make a brand first choice for customers, ahead of the competitors, but also provides basic information such as contact details and website addresses, increases sales by telling potential customers about products or services, tells customers about changes to services, new product launches and improvements and increases short-term sales with a specific one-off message – informing people of a special offer or a particular benefit of the product. Further, advertising reminds existing customers of the business, changes people’s attitudes and perceptions of the business, helps to create or develop a distinctive brand for the business to help stand out from competitors, generates awareness of the business and also develops a particular market niche or position.
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IT’S ALL ABOUT FEELINGS WHEN IT COMES TO CAMPAIGNS In the conducted survey of No. 2 and 3, the participants had to explain why they preferred the campaign image they chose and most of them stated that they liked the way the image was created and that it is all about feelings for them when it comes to campaigns.
EMOTIONS PUSH US TOWARD ACTION When evaluating brands consumers primarily use emotions (personal feelings and experiences) rather than information (brand attributes, features and facts), but still logical facts play an important role. Additionally, emotional response to an ad has far greater influence on a consumer’s reported intent to buy a product than does the ad’s content – by a factor of 2-to-1 for print ads. Further, positive emotions toward a brand have a greater influence on consumer loyalty than trust and other judgements which are based on a brand’s attributes. So, most important characteristic of emotions is that they push us toward action.
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GENERAL DETAILS In 2015:
GERMANY
Population: Demographic development: Labour: Rate of unemployment: Cross domestic product (GDP) – per capita:
80.889.500 0,3% 41.982.800 5,3% EUR 42.315
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FA S H I O N E N V I R O N M E N T 4,1% apparel EUR 61 Milliard
Germany is one of the leading countries in the fashion industry.
0,8% shoes
EUR 12 Milliard
German fashion is known for its unconventional young designs, elegant lines and manufacturers of sports gear, like Adidas and Puma. With a few notable exceptions, like Escada, MCM, Hugo Boss and Aigner, Germany’s biggest clothing brands are positioned in the middle of the market, producing convenient basics and styles that are attractive to the country’s ageing population. The total expenditure for apparel and shoes in Germany amounts to 73 Milliard €. Thus, the expenses of an average German consumer for fashion are 900€ and is with that above the EU-27 median of 700€.
Own graphic based on:
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FA S H I O N E N V I R O N M E N T
Due to the history and development of fashion some countries have a stronger fashion expertise, such as Italy and France. But, the German fashion industry also reflects a growing preference for German fashion brands.
Own graphic based on: dvf Mediengruppe (2015)
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LABOUR IN THE GERMAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY Number of employees (x1000) in Germany
The whole fashion and textile industry in Germany employs around 712.000 people and is the second biggest employer in the EU after Italy.
textiles
apparel
leather goods, shoes
LABOUR IN TEXTILE MANUFACTURING, APPAREL, SHOES AND LEATHER GOODS Number of employees (x1000) in Germany
textiles
apparel
leather goods, shoes
LABOUR IN TEXTILE RETAIL, APPAREL, SHOES AND LEATHER GOODS
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SURVEY Average age between “32 - 39”
from
PARTICIPANTS 30x
Average income “3.000 – 5.000” a month Average reading fashion magazines “every month”
Germany
Average buying luxury fashion products “every quarter year”
Print Campaigns – Best way to present product?
ABOUT
Colour VS. B/W Campaigns – What is more effective? Fashion In Germany – How does it look like? Handbag Campaigns – Best way to present handbag?
All survey results can be found in the appendices of the dissertation
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P R I N T C A M PA I G N S : b e s t w a y t o p r e s e n t p r o d u c t ? Studio Full view + Details Studio + Requisites In House
Only product Outside Product in front
Brand heritage
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SURVEY RESULTS: print campaigns 60% get sometimes influenced
53.3% think that print campaigns are
successful tools to promote brands and products
“[…] power of printed photographs.”
10%
36.7%
Yes, definitely
Maybe
20%
13.3% Not at all
“I can see them.[…] worthier than online.”
I don’t really think so
33.3%
by print campaigns to buy a product
26.7% Yes often
60%
“[…] reaches more people.”
Sometimes
“[…] would spend more time on reading the print campaigns whereas online/digital campaign I would just quickly browse it.”
In a way
Most appealing
Influence to buy product
100 “It’s a clear & simple way to present the product.”
80
“Remarkable things like famous stars & brands or a product in a lovely scenery are the best ways to make products attractive.”
60
“ I can get the best idea of the product and can imagine myself wearing it.”
20
“ I just like the way they created the image. It’s all about feelings for me.”
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Full view + Detail
Studio
Studio + requisites
Using famous models
In house
Lying
Using brand heritage
Outside Only product Product in front
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CONCLUSION
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Most appealing
2.
Product in Front
Influence to buy product
3.
Outside
76.7%
60%
86.7%
83.3%
70%
36.7%
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C O L O U R V S . B / W C A M PA I G N S – w h a t i s m o r e e f f e c t i v e ?
Colour
Black and white
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SURVEY RESULTS: colour VS. b/w campaigns 76.7% think that colour campaigns are more appealing than
23.3%
black and white campaigns
B/W
“In general, a colourful campaign like this is more attractive to me. Buying is also a visual process.”
76.7% Colour
“I would not say, that it is generally more appealing to me, it definitely depends on the product and they way it should be represented. But I think for most products coloured pictures fit better.” “I would like to see in which colours the clothes are offered. You can get a better idea of the product when the ad is in colour.”
3.3% 30%
Maybe
“The eye is drawn to colour and it is too easy to flip through the ads in a print magazine quicker to find the editorial content. The campaign imagery needs to pop.” “Colours reflect the mood of the picture.”
66.7% Yes
“[…] more eye-catching”
“I think that coloured pictures better wake up the customer’s attention, but it always depends on the image & message.”
No
66.7%
think that a colour campaign is more effective regarding to sales
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More effective regarding sales
2.
23.3%
76.7% YES
66.7%
NO
3.3%
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FA S H I O N I N G E R M A N Y: h o w d o e s i t l o o k l i k e ?
Germany
UK
Italy
France
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SURVEY RESULTS: fashion in Germany 43.4% think that Germany is a global fashion player Definitely
Not at all
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2
3
4
3.3%
46.7%
40%
10%
70%
16.7%
13.3%
Sporty
Yes
No
How do you see the German fashion style?
Elegant
33.3%
23.3% 43.4% Maybe
5
Classy
56.7%
36.7%
6.6%
Unconventional
3.3%
23.4%
70%
3.3%
Fashionable
16.7%
10%
33.3%
30%
10%
Plain
16.7%
46.7%
6.6%
23.4%
6.6%
50% think that print campaigns are successful tools to promote brands and products
50%
Maybe
50% Yes
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Most appealing campaigns? Germany
UK
Italy
France “Simple & clean.” “Clothes are more wearable.”
13.3%
70%
16.7%
“ More attractive to me.” “Draws my attention.”
43.4%
23.3%
13.3%
20%
“Reminds me of 70s & 80s.” “Clean cuts & wearable clothes.” “Prefer the atmosphere of the ads.”
43.4%
33.3%
23.3%
“I can imagine myself wearing it.” “Nice colour & clothes that are appealing to me.”
80%
20%
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CONCLUSION German fashion is‌ Classy
Sporty
Plain
Elegant
93.4%
70%
63.4%
50%
Most of the respondents said the campaigns of fashion companies in the German VOGUE are more appealing to them than the same companies’ campaigns in other countries VOGUE edition. (Respondents did not know which campaign was published in which edition!)
70%
43.4%
43.4%
80%
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H A N D B A G C A M PA I G N S : b e s t w a y t o p r e s e n t h a n d b a g ?
Bag is integrated in story
Bag is highlight
Only bag
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SURVEY RESULTS: handbag campaigns 60%
3.3%
Only product
36.7%
Main focus
60%
Integrated in image story
think that a campaign where the handbag is integrated in the image story is most appealing to them “It looks quite interesting. I would want to fins out what’s the brand story & concept they are trying to tell the customer.” “I like the images with a story behind it.”
“I think seeing the handbag being used in some situation can create a connection to similar situations the customer regularly has in his own life.” “I can put myself into the ad.”
30%
“The product I want to buy is main focus. I can see it best & with outfits .”
66.7%
Main focus
66.7%
would rather get influenced to buy the handbag when seeing it as the main focus in a campaign
Only product
3.3%
Integrated in image story
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CONCLUSION
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Handbag is main focus
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Most appealing
2.
Handbag is integrated in image story
3.
Influence to buy product
Only handbag
36.7%
60%
3.3%
66.7%
3.3%
30%
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OVERALL CONCLUSION
Full view + Details
Outside
Colour
Handbag is main focus
German fashion is… Casual
Sporty
Plain
Elegant
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WHY USING PRINT ADVERTISING? In the age of online advertising, print advertising may seem quite unusual, especially when magazines are getting extremely thin and newspapers are going out of business BUT: If there has ever been a greater time for print advertising, it’s now à IT’S A PRINT ADVERTISER’S MARKET •
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For many magazines and newspapers print advertising is less expensive than it was a decade ago à a lot of advertisers have moved most of their budget into online advertising Depending on the niche and what print outlets are relevant to the business, this can be a goldmine of opportunity to not only get exposure to the right audience, but put a creative spin on how the brand wants to be recognized
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PRINT ADVERTISING CAN… Print has evolved into a specialized medium, proven its enormous potential to boost brand visibility through targeting niche markets. à By focusing on a specific group of consumers the company can develop durability and print advertising effectiveness
Print advertising can… • • • • • • • • • • • • •
provide basic information increase sales tell customers about changes, launches and improvements increase short-term sales with a specific one-off message remind existing customers about the business change people's attitudes and perceptions of the business help to create or develop a distinctive brand help stand out from competitors make the business first choice for customers generate awareness develop a particular market niche or position reach a wide range of people all over the world increase brand visibility
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ADVANTAGES OF PRINT ADVERTISING
Consumer Engagement
Combining Online & Print
Brand Awareness
Customer & Client Retainment
Credibility Leads of High Quality
Extended Company Reach
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Brand Awareness
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Increasing Brand Awareness
Print advertisings can be quite effective in increasing brand awareness, as print is consistently around for consumers to notice. It also gets shared through work, student, dining and home environments.
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Brand Credibility Awareness
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Obtaining Credibility as a Trusted Source
Print advertising stands out in obtaining credibility amongst consumers, through removing several risks. Consumers are able to read print advertisements without having to worry about being taken to an illegitimate website. This removes the fear of scammers, malware, and advertising tracking software, and thereby increases credibility.
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Consumer Credibility Engagement
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Consumer Engagement
Print advertisings can lead to consumer engagement, as consumers tend to actively read print. Text based stories have a higher read-through rate of percentage, in print, which allows, marketers to place story based ads in magazines and circulars, with the certainty of knowing that the story will be read.
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Extended Credibility Company Reach
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Extending Company Reach
Through direct mailings, print advertising is able to reach the exact consumer demographic that would have an interest within a specific company. Many consumers have bought a certain product, simply through seeing it as they were randomly browsing through a catalogue. Print advertisings can be placed within niche based magazines, thereby increasing the likelihood that the correct audience sees a printed advertising.
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Customer & Consumer Client Engagement Retainment
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Customer and Client Retainment
One of the greatest advantages of print advertisings is the ability to retain customers and/or clients. Print allows consistent contact through direct mail. With print advertisements, such as direct mail, materials are more likely to reach the intended recipient. The true difference provided through print advertisings is that thank you cards and friendly reminders can be sent out in an effort to build relationships with clients and customers.
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Consumer Leads of Engagement High Quality
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Providing Leads of Higher Quality
Though print advertising does not have the mass reach available, such as online portals, it can provide leads of a higher quality. This in many ways, improves the leads obtained, and reduces the amount of time that can be wasted on attempting to close with uninterested, or vaguely interested consumers.
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Combining Leads of Online & High Quality Print
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Combining Online and Print Advertising to Maximise Marketing Efforts
For an effective marketing campaign that can produce a desired outcome, print advertisings should be combined with online advertising. Combining both forms of advertising will ensure that the company’s marketing campaign is gaining the greatest advantages of each type of advertising. This will ensure that the company’s advertising efforts are maximised for success. To ensure the perfect balance of online and print advertising, marketing campaigns should be designed following a complete company and target market based analysis.
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10 REASONS TO ADVERTISE IN MAGAZINES Offers Lasting Message
Capture Focused Attention
Relevant & Welcomed
Targeted Credibility
Drives Purchase Funnel Brand Relevant Imagery
Enhances ROI
Drives Web Search & Visits Sells
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Capture Focused Attention
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Magazines and magazine advertisings capture focused attention
The focused process of magazine reading leads to less media multi-tasking, ensuring single-minded attention to advertising.
Targeted
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Magazine advertising is targeted
Magazines engage readers in very personal ways. There is a magazine for every passion and a passion for every magazine. It is important to use magazines to reach the target audience in a meaningful way — a way in which Specialty TV just cannot compare. Plus, magazine readers reach the affluent, those with disposable income to buy advertised brands.
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Relevant & Welcomed
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Magazine advertising is relevant and welcomed
Consumers value magazine advertising, reading it almost as much as the editorial itself. The ads are accepted as an essential part of the magazine mix.
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Credibility
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Magazines are credible
Consumers trust magazines so much that they are the leading sources of information that readers recommend by word-of-mouth to others.
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Offers Lasting Message
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Magazines offer a lasting message
Advertisings keep working 24/7. They provide a lasting, durable message with time to study a brand’s benefits. Consumers clip and save magazine advertisings for future reference.
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Magazines deliver brand relevant imagery
Magazine editorial imbues advertisings with brand relevant imagery, associations and a frame of reference that delivers greater reader receptivity to brand advertisings.
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Drives Web Search & Visits
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Magazine advertising drives web searches and visits
Magazines are where consumers go for ideas and inspiration. That is why magazine advertisings are leading influencers, driving readers to advertiser websites and to start a search.
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Drives Purchase Funnel
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Magazines drive the purchase funnel
Magazines are effective across all stages of the purchase funnel, especially brand favourability and purchase consideration, the most sought after metrics that are hardest to sway.
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Enhances ROI
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Magazine advertising enhances ROI
Allocating more advertising dollars to magazines in the media mix improves marketing and advertising ROI.
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Sells
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Magazines sell
Several studies prove that magazines help drive sales objectives, as a stand alone medium or in combination with others.
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SUCCESSFUL VS. UNSUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN • • • • • • •
Real life situations, we can identify ourselves with Good focus on products à not too much going on Classic, clear & simple Creating right feelings/mood Think of details Campaign should be on-brand Image should fit the clothes
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Too much going on à cannot focus on products Strange posing Background that does not tell the story to promote products Creating boring, dated and stiff feelings Having no personality “Trying to hard” feeling à Images that feel forced Formulaic campaigns
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Romantic feeling
Does not do a lot for the brand or the clothes Real-life situation
There's a lot going on here All about the clothes
Boring, dated and stiff Too much make up
Does not look coherent Image looks forced and dated
Creates right feeling
Clear and simple
Does the clothing justice
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K E Y FA C T O R S F O R A N E F F E C T I V E A D V E R T I S I N G C A M PA I G N
Target Audience
Image
Don’t be Everything to Everyone
Competitive Advantage
Memorable
Location
Values
Test Advertisings
Spend Money
Diversify
Linked to Brand
Look Outside the Business
Goals
Consistency
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Target Audience
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Go after target audience
An advertising campaign should be geared toward the niche market. It is a common mistake to create generic advertisings that do not speak the language or grab the attention of potential customers. It is important to know, which kind of customers to attract, and the advertisings have to speak to them on a personal level.
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Don’t be Everything to Everyone
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Don’t try to be everything to everyone
No product or service will appeal to everyone. Many business owners, including corporate executives, try to come up with ways to reach every market. It can spell disasters for small businesses, who cannot afford to spread themselves too thin. Companies have to find their market and be everything to that audience
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Competitive Enhances Advantage ROI
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Highlight competitive advantage
One of the keys to all advertisings is to accentuate the pros of the company – those factors that give the competitive edge. Too many advertisings are clever but fail to sell the specific benefits of the featured product. Unless these benefits are highlighted, the advertising delivers no value to potential customers.
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Image Sells
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Establish an image
There are plenty of products that are recognizable by their packaging. Image counts when it comes to advertising and promoting a business. Too many advertisers do not work to built a consistent image, and they’re missing the chance to make an impression on prospective customers.
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Spend Money
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Have to spend money to make money
There are plenty ways to save money, but advertising is typically not the place to cut corners. Doing so will affect sales, and that affects the bottom line. Successful advertising may cost some money, but that is because it works.
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Advertise in the right places
The companies favourite magazine, radio station, or even television programme might not be a favourite of their audience. Companies have to do some research about the target market to understand who they are and determine what they read, watch, and listen to. The company, then, has to advertise in the appropriate media to ensure that they reach their target market.
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Diversify
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Diversify
It is common for business owners to choose the best place to advertise, based on price and potential rate of returns, and then stop. But, it is important to spread advertising dollars around by choosing a variety of suitable media for the audience and budget.
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Test ads in advance
If a company has time or money to invest in focus groups, they should test their advertisings on other people. Do they understand and accept the message the company is trying to convey? If not, they should try to get insights into how to more effectively communicate the message. There are other lessexpensive ways to test advertisings as well – questionnaires, for example.
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Memorable
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Values
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Stand for values
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Be inextricably linked to the brand
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Establish what to achieve
Is a company looking for increased sales across their range or a boost to new and existing propositions? Whatever, the aim determines the desired uplift in sales and time scales in which to achieve them.
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Look Outside the Business
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Look outside the business for fresh ideas
Companies should consider hiring marketing agencies to create campaigns for them – they will have more time to road–test concepts. For £3.000 companies will get a fully executed poster, print or internet campaign.
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Be consistent with method
If company has chosen a multi-channel approach, consistency is vital for a successful marketing campaign. Companies have to make sure slogans are identical and that promises and descriptions made in one medium match those another.
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HOW TO CREATE A SUCCESSFUL A D V E R T I S E M E N T C A M PA I G N An ad campaign is about connecting with customers. Once the company gained the trust and respect of a customer, it can expect years of loyalty. However, earning that trust and respect means creating ad campaigns that convey a company's message or reason for existence. When preparing an advertising campaign, companies should consider the reasons why they went into business and how they want people to view their company.
1 Identify target customers
2 Determine best ways to reach target group
3 Create a brand that target customers can immediately recognize
4 Conduct market research
5 Calculating budget
6 Write down aims for particular advertising project
7 Think about collaboration & commissioning
8 Test several target markets and advertising venues
9 Place advertisement
10 Evaluating advertisement
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IDENTIFY YOUR TARGET CUSTOMERS
DETERMINE THE BEST WAYS TO REACH YOUR TARGET CUSTOMERS
Target customers are groups of people with the most interest in the company’s goods and services. Therefore, it is important to create online and offline surveys to get to know the customers. Further, it is necessary to review past marketing and sales reports to see which products sold the most and in which regions. Companies should also research their industry to see which demographics regularly purchase goods and services similar to theirs.
Television, radio, print, direct mail, Internet and social media advertising are all ways to promote goods and services. Hence, knowing which advertising venues to invest in can reduce the company's marketing costs while increasing its profits.
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CREATE A BRAND THAT TARGET CUSTOMERS CAN IMMEDIATELY RECOGNIZE
CONDUCT MARKET RESEARCH
A brand communicates a company's message and should differentiate the company from other companies in the same industry. Therefore, a logo and slogan to promote the business brand should be created, because to consumers, the logo represents what the company stands for. Hence, when creating an advertising campaign, it is important to always keep the company message in the back of the mind.
Conducting market research to determine which benefits appeal most to the company’s target market and focusing the advertising message around those benefits is necessary for an effective campaign. Further, when advertising in specific markets, different benefits should be highlighted.
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CALCULATE BUDGET
WRITE DOWN AIMS FOR PARTICULAR ADVERTISING PROJECT
The business probably has a set advertising budget for the year — but how to divvy it up between the various advertising projects? For each planned project, companies need to be clear on just how much money they are willing to spend and will almost certainly change exactly how they divided it between costs like copy writing and design. But, the company can treat the overall amount as set in stone.
The aims companies have in mind for a particular advertising project need to be written down ahead of time. While it is good to be ambitious, it is also important to decide what constitutes a successful advertising campaign for the business. Sales can be the simplest metric: If a company is advertising a particular product, how many units will it need to sell to pay for that campaign?
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THINK ABOUT COLLABORATION & COMMISSIONING
TEST SEVERAL TARGET MARKETS AND ADVERTISING VENUES
Unless companies are planning to write, shoot and design every part of their advertising, they will probably need to bring in some help. Finding the right freelancers for each aspect requires checking through portfolios and rates, but it can save a lot of time. The company will also want to make sure that it finds any talent it will need for its advertising (models and photographer for photography and so on). Moreover, companies should produce marketing materials to promote their company's goods and services. Hence, the type of advertising venue the company chooses, determines the types of materials to create.
Companies should test several target markets and advertising venues to identify those advertising campaigns that produce the most sales. Therefore, they may need to tweak their marketing efforts to increase sales or exposure. Besides, it is important to review sales and marketing reports to determine which markets to stay in and which to leave.
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PLACE ADVERTISEMENT
EVALUATING ADVERTISEMENT
Once the company has a finished advertising in its hand, it is time to actually place it with its preferred advertising venue. The company may have a few contracts to sign and a check to hand over. Besides, the company will also want to make sure to actually see its advertising before publishing it — from a newspaper, for instance, the business wants to see the tear sheets of pages containing its advertising.
Depending on the company’s advertising, the way of evaluating it can vary. The company might simply comparing sales before, during and after the advertising campaign. It is necessary to spend as much time on analysing how the advertising campaign worked as the company can, as this information can point the business to more effective uses of advertising in the future.
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S T R A T E G Y O N H O W T O R U N S U C C E S S F U L C A M PA I G N S Follow step 1 to 10 of “How to create a successful advertisement campaign�
The campaign image should represent the fashion aesthetics of the Germans (clean cuts, wearable, nothing too fancy)
The campaign image should be a full view and a detail view of the product
The handbag should be the main focus in the campaign image
The campaign story should play outside and create a nice feeling
The campaign image should represent the brand and stand for its values
The campaign image should be a coloured image
The print campaign should be combined with an online campaign
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E X A M P L E I : M I C H A E L KO R S COMMISSIONING: • Vanessa Moody (Model) • Mario Testino (Photographer)
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EXAMPLE II: COACH COMMISSIONING: • Rianne van Rompaey & Lexi Boling (Models) • Steven Meisel (Photographer)
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