Program
Description
In the early 90s the challenge
for advertisers was to cash in on the globalization
trend and build a strong brand through aggressive
advertising.
The picture today is totally
different. The biggest challenge for today’s
marketer is to “connect” with
the target audience which is highly cluttered.
It is like trying to successfully park your
car in an already over-crowded marketplace.
And parking it in such a way that it is
visible and in the most attractive place
which makes it mandatory for all to actually
see it!!
Yes, the goal today is
to create clutter-breaking advertisements
that refreshes and draws in the attention
of the tired and confused customer!!
Thus, one needs to get
equipped with the latest concepts and techniques
of advertising and get insights into the
strategies to capture the mindshare and
eyeballs of the consumer.
Program Objectives
The course aims at skill
as well as perspective building for Junior
and Middle level executive in the field
of Advertising Management.
It seeks to deliver skills
for managing advertising businesses by combining
theoretical learning in the field of communications
with the right blend of management education.
Program Benefits
• The program is
structured to prepare students for a successful
career in marketing communications and Advertising
Management.
• Each student is
provided numerous opportunities to meet
and exchange ideas with industry professionals
thereby building an enhanced learning environment.
• Students will gain
a working knowledge of the advertising business,
the role of advertising and its relationship
to marketing, and how advertising plans
are developed from initial concept to finished
creative and media plans.
• Placement Assistance
will be provided by MICA
• The program has
been endorsed by leading Advertising Agencies,
Electronic Media Houses and Publications
Course Content
Introduction to
Marketing
- Importance of Marketing
- Introduction to Marketing Communications
- IMC
This Module will: Provide an awareness and
understanding of the marketing concept and
how it can be applied to any type of organization
or service.
Introduction to
Advertising
- Role of Advertising
- Clutter and rise of non-traditional media
This module: Examines the role of advertising
in the marketing process, including planning
and managing advertising
Introduction to Media (Conventional
and Contemporary like blogs)
Introduction to Creativity
- Introduction to Writing Brief
Socio-cultural
and ethical issues in advertising and role
of governing bodies Introduction to Advertising
Agency
- Account Planners, Client Servicing and
Creative Team
- Making of a Campaign
- Compensation
- Media relations
- Retaining a client
- Clients view of dealing with ad agencies
This module: Examines the role of advertising
in the marketing process, including planning
and managing advertising
Advertising strategy
- Advertising Appeals
- Goal setting
- Advertising Budget
This module: Provides an understanding of
advertising design and basic printing methods.
Graphic design and layout principles will
be explored for print advertising, newsletter,
brochures, flyers and promotional activities.
Media Strategy
- Media Planning
- Media Scheduling
- Media Buying
- Media Measurement and Monitoring
- Competitive Analysis of Strategies
This module: Explores the relationship among
media, advertising and consumers; marketing
strategy and media planning, how to evaluate
and select media vehicles, and setting and
allocating the media budget
Research In Advertising (Pre and
Post)
- Techniques Used
- Consumer Insight Mining and Trend-Spotting
Rural Advertising
- Rural consumers
- Their Language
- What works?
Applying Advertising
- Product Marketing versus Service Marketing
- Advertising for Services
- Social Advertising
- Corporate Advertising
- Advertising for Commodities
- Integrating advertising with sales promotion
strategy
- Integrating advertising with PR
Conclusion and Review of Course
Campus component
There will be a five-day
campus workshop on media software at MICA.
The workshop will be residential in nature
and charged on actuals. It includes accommodation,
food expenses and local travel.
Program Methodology
The session will be delivered
on Hughes DirecWay Global Education interactive
onsite learning platform. The areas of emphasis
of the institute are:
- Balanced development
of both technical and conceptual skills
- Team effort
- Case studies
- Future trends
- Practical Skills
- Consumer Focus
The pedagogy followed will
be a judicious blend of lectures, theme
presentations and case studies. The level
of interaction witnessed on the HughesNet
Global Education Interactive Onsite Learning
(IOL) platform has been quite exceptional
thereby indicating the effectiveness of
this technology to enhance peer-to-peer
learning, considered to be the core feature
of any conventional class room based learning
program. In order to make the learning very
effective, frequent on - line quizzes and
tutorial sessions will form part of the
instruction.
Eligibility
Graduation.
Final Year Students may also apply: Subject
to – 50% marks in first 2 years and
Certificate of completion for the program
will be issued only on submission of graduation
certificate.
Selection Criteria
1. Marks obtained in Graduation
level
2. Career Plan as documented in statement
of purpose
Schedule
Class
Start Date: 21st December, 2006
Duration
6 Months.
Class timings &
days
Days
– Thursdays & Fridays..
Time
slot - 6.30 to 8:30 pm
Course fee, Installment
& due dates
| Fee Head |
Amount (INR) |
Pay before |
| Application Fee |
1000 |
12-Dec-2006 |
| Ist Intallment |
30000 |
With Application Form |
| Campus Fee |
5000 |
12-Feb-2007 |
| 2nd Installment |
30000 |
12-Feb-2007 |
| Total Course Fee (Rs.) |
66000 |
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** Terms and conditions
apply. HCIL / Institute reserve the right
to reject any application. Fee once paid
will not be refunded.
DD for the application
fee and the installments will be in favour
of ‘Hughes Communications India Ltd’
payable at New Delhi and DD for the campus
fee (Rs. 5000/-) will be in favour of ‘Mudra
Institute of Communications Ahmedabad’
payable at Ahmedabad.
Program
fee does not include the cost of the books
/ course / study material. Books (recommended
by faculty) to be procured by students directly.
Incase of course / study material to be
supplied by the institute the same needs
to be purchased by the students by paying
the DD of the declared amount directly in
favour of the institute.
Required Documents
with application
1. Graduation certificate
2. Statement of purpose
3. Experience certificate
4. Passport size photographs - 3
5. Application form along with application
fee
The application will
be rejected in the absence of any of the
above documents
How to Apply
Download Application form
from the link below and after duly completing
the form send it to any of the HughesNet
classrooms or Fusion
centers along with necessary documents
and application fee or send to:
The Admission Coordinator
Hughes Communications India Ltd.
Plot # 1, Sector 18
Electronic City
Gurgaon 122 015
(Haryana)
Tel. 0124-3072583
Important Dates
Last Date for Forms
to reach HECL, Gurgaon : 21st
December, 2006
Last date of 1st
Installment : 10th January,
2007
Class Start Date
: 18th January, 2007
Important
Notes
- All the
forms should reach HECL Gurgaon by 4 PM
on last date.
- Fees once paid will not be refunded under
any circumstances.
- Delay in bank loans etc will be individual's
responsibility and no delay will be accepted
on this account by HECL / Institute
- No batch change is allowed under any circumstances
and Institute’s decision will be final
in this regard.
- Any delay in reaching the forms due to
postal or any other reasons will be individual's
responsibility
Click
here to Download the application from
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