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Advertising Account Planning A Practical Guide

Rs. 575

Additional information

ISBN 9788184050530
Year of Publication 2009
Binding HardBound
Pages
Edition
Language English


Advertising Account planning task from start to finish. with clearly written text and plenty of real-world examples and cases. Concise yet comprehensive. Advertising Account Planning is ideal for use in courses dealing with advertising account planning. advertising management, and advertising campaigns. the book's practical focus in accessible to advanced undergraduate students, graduate students, and to those working in professional position.
Key Features Include:
Real-world data and examples integrated throughout the text;
Three additional chapter-length cases at the end of the book; one on packaged goods product advertising, and one on business-to business (B2B) advertising;
End-of-chapter learning tools: review question, discussion question, exercises, and source of additional information;
Praise for advertising Account Planning
Bravo! As someone who teaches an account in planning course, I was thrilled to see Kelley and Jugenheimer's book. This much-needed addition to the account planning literature is outstanding in both its depth and its accessibility. Whether you're a student or a practitioner, this book will explain what account planning is, how it's done, and why it's important. The current example and insightful case studies make this a keeper."
Kris Kranenburg. Assistant professor, School of Journalism, Southern Illinois University
"The title is dead on as this book truly delivers as a practical guide to understanding account planning. It provides useful information in an entertaining and easy reading style."
Joseph E. Phelps. The Reese Phifer professor of Advertising and Public Relation University of Alabama
"The authors' unique perspective integrates the best of previous work on 'how to be an account executive,' how to be a product manager,' and how to strategically manage brands' all in one easy to read book, full of practical examples that will help any reader.
Richard F. Beltamini, Professor of marketing, Wayne state University.
I found myself continually either nodding in agreement or thrilled to discover information I did not know. I particularly enjoyed the history of and interesting insights info a account management, which helped put everything in perspective. The many examples and the step-by-step approach made this and easy read. The book manages to balance a very practical approach with good academic substance."
Paul Galvani, Vice President of Marketing, Riviana Foods Inc.

Preface and Acknowledgments
1. What Is Account Planning?
2. Situation Analysis
3. Understanding the Customer
4. Defining the Target Market
5. Defining the Benefit
6. Brand Personality
7. Brand Positioning
8. The Creative Brief
9. Media and Account Planning
10. Measuring Success
11. Business-to-Business Case Study: Recon Software
12. Packaged-Goods Case Study: Chiffon Margarine
13. Retail Case Study: Kmart and Sears
Index
About the Authors

Larry D. Kelley is an executive vice president with FogrtykleinMonroe. where he is responsible for the strategic planning arm of the agency called the Targeting Group. The Targeting Group pulls together media, research, and account planning into a single insight entity for this 5250 million, Texas-based agency. Kelley overseas strategic planning on all agency clients, including ConAgra Foods, Kroger, Riviana Foods, Daisy Sour Cream, Conoco Retail, Mission Foods, Waste Management, and Advance Auto Parts.
Prior to joining FogartyKleinMonroe, Kelley served in senior media and media research management position. in BBD&O, Bozell & Jacobs, and Bloom agency. His work has spanned a wide variety of accounts from American Airlines to Quaker Oats to Bell south.
Kelley's consumer behaviour insight has earned him recognition as an industry leader, including four EFFIES awards for advertising effectiveness. He is also widely quoted in trade publications such as Adweek, Advertising Age, and the Journal of Advertising.
Kelley holds a B.S. in Journalism from the University of Kansas and an M.A. in marketing Communication from the University of Texas at Austin.
Donald W. Jugenheimer is Professor of Advertising at Texas Tech University. His teaching specialities are Media Management, Media Economics, and Advertising Media.
Since earning his Ph. D. In Communications from the University of Illinois with a specialization in advertising and a minor in marketing. Dr. Jugenheimer has been a tenured member of the faculties at the University of Kansas, Louisia state University (where he became the first person to hold the manship Distinguished Professorship in Journalism), Fairleigh Dickinson University, and southern Illinois University.
As a consultant, Jugenheimer has worked with such firms as American Airlines, IBM, Century 21 Real Estate, Aetna Insurance, Pacific Telesis, and the U.S. Army Recruiting Command. He has also conducted research for a variety of enterprises, including the U.S. department of Health, Education and Welfare, the International Association of Business Communicators, and National Library Life Insurance.