1. Core Media Types (Paid, Owned, Earned)
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Owned Media: Digital channels that a company fully controls.
- Example: A company’s official website, blog, or Instagram profile page.
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Paid Media: External channels where money is spent to display ads and reach new audiences.
- Example: Sponsored posts on Facebook or search ads on Google Ads.
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Earned Media: Free promotion generated naturally by customers through word-of-mouth and shares.
- Example: A customer posting a photo of a meal on Instagram and tagging the restaurant.
2. Multi-Channel Campaigns & Platform Strengths
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Multi-Channel Marketing: Running coordinated campaigns across several digital platforms to achieve consistent messaging.
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Platform Specialization:
- Instagram: Best for visual storytelling, aesthetic content, and aspirational photos.
- LinkedIn: Ideal for professional news, corporate hiring, B2B updates, and industry insights.
- Facebook: Effective for broad audience reach, group discussions, and community engagement.
3. Campaign Budgeting & Metrics
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Cost Per Click (CPC): The amount paid every time a user clicks on an ad.
- Example: Paying $0.50 each time someone clicks an ad to view a product page.
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Cost Per Mille / Thousand (CPM): The cost paid for every 1,000 times an ad is displayed on a screen.
- Example: Paying $5.00 for 1,000 screen impressions of a promotional banner.
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Cost Per Acquisition (CPA): The total media cost required to get one completed sale or lead.
- Example: Spending $30 in ad fees to secure one paying customer.
Practical Section
1. Practical Task 1: Design Social Media Post Mockups
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Objective: Create visual draft posts tailored for specific platform formats.
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Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Step 1: Select 1 item or service to promote.
- Step 2: Write short caption text for Instagram (visual-focused) and LinkedIn (professional-focused).
- Step 3: Add relevant hashtags to expand organic reach.
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Task Examples:
- Instagram Post: "Boost your morning focus! ☕ Try our new organic Cold Brew. Link in bio! #CoffeeLovers #MorningEnergy".
- LinkedIn Post: "Remote work efficiency is growing. Discover how our new software helps teams organize tasks smoothly."
2. Practical Task 2: Map Social Media Plans in Notion
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Objective: Organize multi-channel content within the Notion Content Calendar.
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Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Step 1: Open the Notion Content Calendar created in Day 2.
- Step 2: Add new database rows for the designed social posts.
- Step 3: Assign appropriate values under Platform, Content Type, Target Persona, and Status.
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Database Row Example:
| Field | Entry |
|---|---|
| Post Title | Summer Product Sale Announcement |
| Platform | |
| Content Type | Image / Reel |
| Target Persona | Young Professionals |
| Publishing Date | Friday, 10:00 AM |
| Status | Scheduled |
3. Practical Task 3: Draft a Simple Campaign Budget
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Objective: Calculate projected results and media costs for a short digital ad campaign.
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Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Step 1: Set a fixed total ad budget (e.g., $100 total budget).
- Step 2: Estimate key metrics using target platform standards.
- Step 3: Calculate total expected clicks and sales conversions.
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Calculation Breakdown Example:
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Total Budget: $100
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Estimated Cost Per Click (CPC): $0.50
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Expected Clicks: \frac{\$100}{\$0.50} = 200 \text{ website clicks}
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Estimated Conversion Rate: 5% (5 out of every 100 visitors buy a product)
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Expected Total Sales: 200 \text{ clicks} \times 0.05 = 10 \text{ sales}
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Cost Per Acquisition (CPA): \frac{\$100}{10 \text{ sales}} = \$10 \text{ per sale}
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