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IMC Lecture 9

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professional

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There are many communications tools can be used to support the personal selling effort

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networks and relationships…

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needs credibility

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trust, commitment and loyalty

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Company

Customers Employees

External marketing communications… Advertising Sales Promotion Public Relations Direct Marketing

Internal marketing communications…

Interactive marketing communications… Personal Selling Service Encounters Servicescapes

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intangibility implications

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The service is not separate from the provider

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Meet customer demands when needed

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Ownership implications…

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Word-of-mouth Communications Personal needs Past experience

Expected service

Perceived service

Service delivery

Service quality specifications

Management perceptions of customer expectations

External communications to

customers

Gap 5

Gap 4 Gap 1

Gap 3

Gap 2

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Gap 4 – Service delivery and external communications gap… consider promises