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Describes a model for planning advertising in such a way that its success can be quantitatively monitored.
The DAGMAR model implies that the ultimate aim of advertising must support a consumer through four levels of understanding. These four levels take a customer from unawareness to Awareness, Comprehension, Conviction and Action.
Awareness—to create a customer awareness of a brand or company
Comprehension—to ensure a customer has a sound comprehension of what the product is and what the benefits are?
Conviction—to ensure the customer determines to buy the brand;
Action—the customer buys the product.
See also:
Customer focus
Customer service programme
Virtual community, Mathematical analysis of perception and preference (MAPP), Database marketing, Lifestyle research, Publication planning, Market development, Business to consumer (B2C), Lead management, Account management, Four Ms, Leader pricing, Full-service agency, Buzz, Adaptive scripting, Growth stage,
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