Difference Between Marketing And Corporate Communication

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corporate and marketing communication are two different yet related types of messages created by companies. they are targeted at distinct audiences with varying intentions. corporate communication conveys the beliefs , goals and general image for the company, while on the other hand marketing communication is conveyed to inform the consumer of a good or service.

corporate communication is generally defined as a company's attempt to persuade the public , including the company's consumers ,private investors and the media . corporate communication is the voice by which every company communicates with the outside world and is somehow inclusive of communications regarding investor , government , labor relations and employee development . where …show more content…

it could also be generally defined as all the messages and media you deploy to communicate with the market . marketing communication includes advertising , direct marketing , branding , packaging , your online presence , printed materials , PR activities , sales presentations , sponsorships , trade show appearances and more. marketing communication has two objectives . one is to shorten the sales cycle . the other is to create and sustain demand and preferences for the product . shortening the sales cycle means helping sales and channel partners in their efforts to identify , engage and deliver a customer. understanding the process of which the customer buys brings critical insight into how to shorten the sales cycle. marketing communicators should identify how to assist speed up the process.in the case of high-tech products , the sales cycle includes a non negligible amount of customer education in the early stages of the process. marketing communication must focus on creating , packaging and delivering relevant information to the customer throughout the process in order for sales to meet this education need. in general , the communication techniques employed to shorten the sales cycle are by nature more tactical than those used in building a brand . creating preference is often a long term effort that uses communication tools to assist position your product or …show more content…

We do SWOT (Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats) analysis and go through all the benefits (real and emotional) that the product or service fulfills for its customers. We review the key factors that spurred growth, pricing, corporate culture, key players, and we figure out “who you are”, by key players, the president, customer service. Then we create the brand voice first. It’s a wonderful process. Lois Geller – Lois Geller Marketing Group

18 A brand is the set of expectations, memories, stories and relationships that, taken together, account for a consumer’s decision to choose one product or service over another. If the consumer (whether it’s a business, a buyer, a voter or a donor) doesn’t pay a premium, make a selection or spread the word, then no brand value exists for that consumer. Seth Godin – Author of Linchpin

19 Brand is the image people have of your company or product. It’s who people think you are. Or quoting Ze Frank, it’s the “emotional aftertaste” that comes after an experience (even a second-hand one) with a product, service or company. (Also, it’s the mark left after a red-hot iron is applied to a steer’s hindquarters.) Ann Handley – MarketingProfs, Author with C.C. Chapman of Content

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