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The role of technology in advertisement and PR. Media, Technology and Culture Spring term 2010 Paola Sartoretto. Advertising and PR. Organizations need to interact with their publics The interaction between organization-publics is a mediated process.
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The role of technology in advertisement and PR Media, Technology and Culture Spring term 2010 Paola Sartoretto
Advertising and PR • Organizations need to interact with their publics • The interaction between organization-publics is a mediated process
Organization-Publics relationship – key factors • Knowledge of who the public is • Knowledge of what the public wants • Knowledge of the right channels to reach the public
The role of the ICTs 1)Help organizations to know their publics • Market research • CRM technologies
The role of the ICTs 2) Help organizations to interact with the public • Relationship networks • Communication tools
Role of technology 3) Help organizations to reach out to the public • Media • New media
Problems with this scenario Organizations’ needs vs. Consumers’ rights • How do companies gather information about us? • How do they use this information? • With whom they share this information? • How are we targeted?
Areas of concern for consumers • Transparency • Security • Liability
Level of privacy concern Allan Westin for Harris Poll – Data collected from 1990’s in the US
MARKET RESEARCH INTERNET DATA GATHERING NEUROMARKETING
Neuromarketing • Role of emotions on decision making • Methods of triggering these emotions • Build trust and brand loyalty • Measure likes and dislikes
Neuromarketing – Areas of concern • Pathology finding 1-2%, with whom this might be shared? • Sensitive reactions
Areas of public concern • Acess to data: more power to control the flow of information – less concern. • Use of data: more knowledge about how data is used – less concern.
PR – Image management • New media – more access to content production – more voices – more vulnerability • Two-way symmetrical communication – less persuasion
Prosuming • Consumer reviews vs. Advertising • Consumer trust becomes more volatile – more threats to organizational image