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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
To succeed in today’s digital marketplace, leaders need the ability to think
strategically about their marketing communications. This program bridges
the fundamentals of strategic marketing communications, such as insight and
positioning, and new approaches, such as digital and consumer engagement.
How does a marketing campaign turn an underperforming product into a
top performer? How has digital changed the interface between brands and
consumers? How can marketers design experiments to better assess one’s
return on investment? This interactive program provides insight into these
KEY BENEFITS
questions and more.
• Reinforce the relevance of fundamental
You’ll learn to ask the right questions — from strategic planning to the tactical communication tools, such as insight and
execution of your marketing communications plan — and explore frameworks positioning, in today’s digital communications
and examples for building and executing marketing communications • View communications more broadly than
strategically in today’s digital age. You’ll practice developing a creative brief traditional broadcast messages, with discussion
and digital engagement strategy then present your plan incorporating the around the digital era and social media
frameworks and concepts you’ve learned. • Participate in integrative learning, with
an emphasis on developing a perfect mix of
theory and practice with strategy and tactics
Strategic Marketing
Communications in the Digital Age
Planning, Executing, and
Assessing Marketing Campaigns THE FACULTY
Derek D. Rucker
PROGRAM CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS Academic Director;
Sandy and Morton
Marketing Strategy Understanding the Changing Goldman Professor of
and Communications Landscape of Marketing Entrepreneurial Studies
• Create frameworks for developing Communications in Marketing; Professor
strong creative briefs, marketing plans • Learn how marketing is evolving and of Marketing
and digital strategies how your organization can adapt to
• Understand the impact of insight in the changes
Tim Calkins
transforming simple observations into • Engage in critical discussions around Clinical Professor of Marketing
extraordinarily profitable campaigns the use of new media forms and how
digital has changed the game Brett Gordon
Assessing Marketing Communications Associate Professor of Marketing
• Acquire tools to properly evaluate
the success of a marketing campaign Kevin McTigue
against planned objectives Adjunct Lecturer of Marketing
Program Conclusion
Rucker
lunch
Welcome & Expectations Behavioral Design: Designing Proper Creating Powerful
Rucker Changing Behavior Measurement Marketing Plans
Through Strategic Gordon Case: A-1 Steak
Communication Sauce
Nordgren Calkins
Afternoon
Session(s)
Building Strong Customer Loyalty and Staying Ahead of
Brands Communications Your Napster
Simonds O'Toole Greene
Dinner
Constructing Spark Lecture Series Free Night Content Conversations
Competent Creative (optional) (Optional)
Evening Briefs Gordon, McTigue,
Session Rucker Rucker