Chapter 15
Promotion
Strategies: Advertising
Chapter Outline
The
Role of Advertising
Patterns of Advertising Expenditures
Advertising and Regulations
Advertising Media
Chapter Outline
Standardized
International Advertising
- Three Schools of Thought
- Feasibility and Desirability
- Research and Empirical Evidence
- A Decision-Making Framework
Global Advertising: True Geocentricity
Advertising Media
Television
Radio
Newspaper
Magazines
Direct
Mail
Outdoor
Advertising Media
Internet
Screen
(Cinema)
Directories
Rural Media
Stadium
Other Media
International Advertising Strategies
Standardized
Ad
- an ad with a domestic (national) origin is
repeated internationally
- few or no adaptation
Localized Ad
- an ad created for overseas markets
Global Ad
- an ad designed for the world
DECISION-MAKING FRAMEWORK:
STANDARDIZATION VS. LOCALIZATION
Identification
- a country has identifiable, unique
demographic characteristics
Accessibility/Selectivity
- The country is accessible through available
selective advertising media with minimum
promotion waste
DECISION-MAKING FRAMEWORK:
STANDARDIZATION VS. LOCALIZATION
Differential
Response
- The country and its people provide a
favorable but unique response
Segment Size
- The country's population is big enough
Global Ad
Visual
Universal
appeal
Local relevance
Adaptation ready
Combining both standardization and
localization (both homogeneity and
heterogeneity)
Simultaneously global and local