Chapter 5
Chapter 5
The Communication
Process
The Communication Process
The passing of information, the exchange of ideas, or
the process of establishing a commonness or oneness of thought
between a sender and a receiver.
Source:
⇒ Should be credible
(use spokesperson)
Encoding:
⇒ Use words, signals
and symbols that are
familiar to
audiences.
Message Development
encoding process leads to development of message
Content
Content Design
Design Structure
Structure
Billboard
Select Appropriate
channel
Receiving feedback
Analyzing the Receiver
How the audience is identified & the process of responding to a promotional
message
Markets Segments
Niche Markets
Individual &
Group
Audiences
b. The Response Process
Understand the response process the receiver go through & how the
promotional message influence consumer response
:--
Traditional models
Cognitive: what
receiver knows abt the
product
Affective: receiver's
feeling (like/dislike) abt
the product
Behavioral: consumer’s
action (trial, purchase)
towards the brand
AIDA: a salesperson first get buyer’s attention, arouse some interest in the product or
service, action (getting the customer to make a purchase).