5. control and evaluationâŠ
Link to the SMART objectives set earlierâŠ
We also need to evaluateâŠ
The different tactics implemented
The different media implemented andâŠ
So we have measureable criteria â or metrics
And a time-frame to achieve them within
âŠthe different vehicles
We can also evaluate performance against the budget
7. Implications of control
Structures must be clearly defined
The extent of functional control must be determined
Responsible individuals should be fully involved in planning
Regular performance reports should be provided
Responsible individuals should revise the plan when necessary
Every item should be the responsibility of an individual
within the organisation
17. evaluating sponsorshipâŠ
media exposure
pre and post testingâŠ
objectives â awareness, image perceptions, attitudes
participant feedback â sponsor and sponsored
tracking studies
21. criticisms of marketingâŠ
deceptive practices - pricing, promotion and packaging
High pressure selling - non-customer focus
False wants and too materialistic
Cultural pollution
Impact on environment
29. consumer protection regulationsâŠ
âŠand business protection regulations
designed to ensure that the consumer is âfreeâ to make their own
informed purchasing decisions
avoiding misleading and aggressive practices
as well as those that are legally prohibited such asâŠ
False prize draws
False recommendations and celebrity blogging
Unwanted communications
Cookies law CIM, 2012
32. copyright, trademarks and data protectionâŠ
DPA⊠what information we hold about our customers
copyrights and trademarks⊠protection of
intellectual property
It must have relevance
It must be secure
The individual must know what it will be used for
Must be accurate and up-to-date
Limited access, destroyed when no longer needed
CIM, 2012
33.
34. bribery act 2011âŠ
It is now an offence to âgive, promise or offer a bribe â
or to request or agree to receive a bribeâ
âŠbut was is a bribe?
âŠdisproportionate hospitality
Up to ten years in prison
CIM, 2012
35.
36. green claimsâŠ
content must be relevant and offer a genuine benefit
the claim must be presented clearly and accurately
must be accurate, evidenced and relevant
the claim must be substantiated
CIM, 2012