Communication Material" Management

  • College of Language and Communication |
  • English

Description

1.Knowledge & understanding 2.Intellectual skills 3.Professional & practical skills 4.General & transferable skillsThroughout this course student should acquire the competencies listed under each heading as follows: 1.1 Understandmarketing basic tools and how it works.1.2 Explorethe power of marketing and its potentials to affect users’ needs1.3Introducestudents to the fundamentals of integrating online & offline marketing communications 2.1 Define Integrated marketing communication 2.2 Discuss the pros and cons of data analytics and data mining2.3 Illustrate how customers canbenefitfrom brands.2.4 Apply the brand components on any given brand By the end of this course students should be able to:3.1 PersonalizeIMC messages depending on the target audience3.2 Writea copy that can be applied to B2C segments and B2B segments3.3 Apply the psychological variables on a customer buying a certain product 4.1 Research new ideas for IMC4.2 Use different tactical tools for a better IMC

Program

Media**

Objectives

  • This course is designed to supply students with advanced knowledge regarding Integrated marketing communications. It also introduces a number of key principles that guide the practice of advertising

Textbook

Smith P., & ZookZ. (2019). Marketing communications: Integrating online and offline, customer engagement and digital technologies. Kogan Page Publishers

Course Content

content serial Description
1Chapter 1: Five things every martech stack should have (p.17) Personalization (p. 20) Influencer marketing (p. 20) Marketing Automation (p.21)
2Cont. Chapter 1: Accelerated Change (p. 21) The communication mix (p.25) (also check p.147) Top 10-tips for world-class marketing communications (p.26)
3Chapter 2: Branding What’s a brand? (p. 32) Customer benefit from brands (p.32) Business Advantages of Branding (p.33) Business Disadvantages of weak brands (p.40)
4Cont. chapter 2: Branding The Brand Components (p.45) The Branding process (p.47)
5Chapter 3: Customer relationship management What’s Customer relationship management (CRM)? (p.76) The difference between Marketing Automation and (CRM)? (p.78) The power of CRM (p. 79)
6Cont. Chapter 3: Customer relationship management What causes CRM Failure? (p.81) Data Analytics and Data Mining (p. 95)
7Week 7 Exam & Submission
8Chapter4: Buyer Behavior Decision Making units (p.114) The buying process (p.126) Psychological Variables (p.134)
9Chapter 6: Marketing Communication Research The marketing research process (p. 188)
10Chapter 7: Marketing Communication Agencies Agency types (p. 209) Agency Structure (p. 213)
11Chapter 9: Marketing Communication Plan B2C segments (p. 266) B2B segments (p. 267) Mission (p. 268) Vision & Key Performance Indicators (p. 269) KPI Pyramid (p. 270)
12Week 12 Project Submission
13Chapter 11: Selling, social selling, marketing automation and martech Key account Management (p.326) Four digital steps to help sales team (p. 339) advantages and disadvantages of a sales team (p.346)
14Chapter 20: Owned Media-Websites and Social Media 10 tips to integrate social media into the business (p. 606) 10 SEO tips (p. 609)
15Revision

Markets and Career

  • Generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electrical power for public and private sectors to secure both continuous and emergency demands.
  • Electrical power feeding for civil and military marine and aviation utilities.
  • Electrical works in construction engineering.

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