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You’re welcome to dream up your own definitions, but then don’t patronize others: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advertising https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad

by gk1 6y ago

You’re welcome to dream up your own definitions, but then don’t patronize others: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advertising https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advertising

chiefalchemist 6y ago
Note the opening five words: "Advertising is a marketing communication..." Your tone is unnecessary and off-target. The above quote from line one is exactly what I said. You don't just wake up, roll out of bed, and advertise. Well, you can but waste a ton of money. In any case, that message needs to be crafted. That's marketing. Advertising is how you disseminate that "plan." Logo - marketing, not advertising. Style guide - marketing, not advertising. Positioning of the brand - marketing, not advertising. And so on. Marketing is the plan. How you wish take and place your brand / product to market. Advertising is the communication of that to thd market. Advertising is what happens when the meeting ends and its time to engage the market. Marketing = what we have to say and who we wish to say it to. Advertising = Got it. Let's see what tools we have to best make that happen. No dreams. That is how it happens.
- sitkack 6y ago
  Folks are getting bound up in shallow semantics in this whole thread and are missing the nuance in your distinctions.
  - pidg 6y ago
    It's not shallow semantics when what they're saying does not reflect the way these terms are used by many (most?) professional marketers.
  - pkalinowski 6y ago
    Putting advertising outside of marketing is not a nuance. Advertising is part of marketing.
    - chiefalchemist 6y ago
      I never said otherwise. What I did was distinguish it's definition. That is, just because you are spending momey on advertising does not mean your are properly marketing. That is, one P does not a Four P's "cycle" make. Full stop. Futhermore, of course marketers will say they control everything (i.e., including advertising). Now let's go ask an advertising agency if they agree. Let's go ask a promotions agency if they agree. I'm speaking about the process and activities; devoid of typical biz structures and models that manifest those. It's a fool's errand to discuss the latter without first understanding the the basics, the foundation. The fact this thread is off target proves that point precisely.
  - chiefalchemist 6y ago
    They're reading what they want to read and have failed to substantiate their position otherwise. One link to Wikipedia? Which only confirmed that was said. It's simple. It's called Advertising for a reason. The outputs are called Advertisements for a reason. Whether that's within Marketing's "power grab" or not is not really relevant.

by gk1 6y ago

You’re welcome to dream up your own definitions, but then don’t patronize others: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advertising https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advertising

chiefalchemist 6y ago

Note the opening five words: "Advertising is a marketing communication..." Your tone is unnecessary and off-target. The above quote from line one is exactly what I said. You don't just wake up, roll out of bed, and advertise. Well, you can but waste a ton of money. In any case, that message needs to be crafted. That's marketing. Advertising is how you disseminate that "plan." Logo - marketing, not advertising. Style guide - marketing, not advertising. Positioning of the brand - marketing, not advertising. And so on. Marketing is the plan. How you wish take and place your brand / product to market. Advertising is the communication of that to thd market. Advertising is what happens when the meeting ends and its time to engage the market. Marketing = what we have to say and who we wish to say it to. Advertising = Got it. Let's see what tools we have to best make that happen. No dreams. That is how it happens.

sitkack 6y ago
Folks are getting bound up in shallow semantics in this whole thread and are missing the nuance in your distinctions.
- pidg 6y ago
  It's not shallow semantics when what they're saying does not reflect the way these terms are used by many (most?) professional marketers.
- pkalinowski 6y ago
  Putting advertising outside of marketing is not a nuance. Advertising is part of marketing.
  - chiefalchemist 6y ago
    I never said otherwise. What I did was distinguish it's definition. That is, just because you are spending momey on advertising does not mean your are properly marketing. That is, one P does not a Four P's "cycle" make. Full stop. Futhermore, of course marketers will say they control everything (i.e., including advertising). Now let's go ask an advertising agency if they agree. Let's go ask a promotions agency if they agree. I'm speaking about the process and activities; devoid of typical biz structures and models that manifest those. It's a fool's errand to discuss the latter without first understanding the the basics, the foundation. The fact this thread is off target proves that point precisely.
- chiefalchemist 6y ago
  They're reading what they want to read and have failed to substantiate their position otherwise. One link to Wikipedia? Which only confirmed that was said. It's simple. It's called Advertising for a reason. The outputs are called Advertisements for a reason. Whether that's within Marketing's "power grab" or not is not really relevant.