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Overview of Economic, Social, & Regulatory
Aspects of Advertising
SBM 338
Lanny Wilke
What is Advertising?
“The structured and composed nonpersonal communication of information, usually paid for and usually persuasive in nature, about products (goods, services, and ideas) by identified sponsors through various media” –Arens & Schaefer (2007)
In English… A structured form of communication
employing both verbal and nonverbal elements that are composed to fill specific space and time formats
Typically directed toward groups of people (mass communication).
Most is paid for by sponsors. Usually persuasive. Identifies the sponsor. Reaches us through a channel of
communication.
The Role of Advertising in Business
Part of the marketing process.The only business function whose
primary role is to bring in revenue.
What is Marketing?
“an organizational function and a set of processes for creating, communicating, and delivering value to customers and for managing customer relationships in ways that benefit the organization and its stakeholders.” -Arens & Schaefer (2007)
Advertising and the Marketing Process
DAGMARAwarenessComprehensionConvictionaction
Free Market Economics & Advertising
Self-Interest Complete Information Many buyers and sellers Absence of externalities (social
costs)
Functions & Effects of Advertising in a Free Economy
Seven functions of advertisingTo identify products and
differentiate them from others.To communicate information about
the product, its features, and its place of sale.
To induce consumers to try new products and to suggest reuse.
Seven functions of advertising (contd)To stimulate the distribution of the
product.To increase product use.To build value, brand preference,
and loyalty.To lower the overall cost of sales.
The Evolution of Advertising as an Economic Tool
The Preindustrial Age
The Industrializing Age
The Industrial Age
The Postindustrial Age
The Interactive Age
Controversies About Advertising
Public criticism Advertising’s effect on prices Promote or discourage competition? Affect on overall consumer demand. Effects on consumer choice and the
overall business cycle Societal effects
More materialistic? Forces us to buy things we don’t need? Reach us subliminally? Debase our language?
The Economic Impact of Advertising
Effect on the Value of Products
Effect on Prices
Effect on Competition
Effect on Consumer Demand
The Economic Impact of Advertising (Cont’d)
Effect on Consumer Choice
Effect on the Business Cycle
The Abundance Principle
The Social Impact of Advertising
Deception in Advertising
The Subliminal Advertising Myth
The Effect of Advertising on Our Value System
The Social Impact of Advertising (Cont’d)
The Proliferation of Advertising
The Use of Stereotypes in Advertising
Offensiveness in Advertising
Social Responsibility & Advertising Ethics
Advertisers’ Social Responsibility
Ethics of Advertising
Current Regulatory Issues Affecting U.S. Advertisers
Freedom of Commercial Speech
The Tobacco Advertising Controversy
The Issue of Advertising to Children
Consumer Privacy
Federal Regulation of Advertising in North America
The U.S. Federal Trade CommissionDefining DeceptionDefining UnfairnessComparative Advertising Investigating Suspected ViolationsRemedies for Unfair or Deceptive
Advertising
Federal Regulation of Advertising in North America (Cont’d)
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)The food we eat is safeThe cosmetics we (NO, NOT ME)
use won’t hurt usThe medicines and therapeutic
devices we buy are safe and effective.
Federal Regulation of Advertising in North America (Cont’d)
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC)Jurisdiction over radio, television,
telephone, satellite and cable TV, and the Internet
Responsible for protecting the public interest and encouraging competition
Federal Regulation of Advertising in North America (Cont’d)
The Patent and Trademark Office and the Library of CongressRegisters and protects intellectual
property. Patents Trademarks Copyrights
State and Local Regulation
By State Governments
By Local Governments
Non-government Regulation
The Better Business Bureau (BBB)
The National Advertising Review Council (NARC)
Regulation by the Media Television Radio Magazines Newspapers
Non-government Regulation (Cont’d)
Regulation by Consumer Groups
Self-Regulation by Advertisers and Ad Agencies
Government Restraints on International Advertisers
Some foreign governments are more authoritarian
Some restrict or ban ads for specific products
Many countries prohibit puffery Many European countries ban coupons,
premiums, free tie-in offers, etc. In Europe, TV ads must be kept
completely separate from the programs and be clearly recognizable as such.
Our next topic…
Marketing Objectives