Published
NIDA Case Research Journal
Learning to Create Value Through Goodwill and Experience
Abstract
Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) is an important perspective in planning and executing the delivery of value to consumers through the use of effective communications. This would encompass more than just the traditional tools of advertising and public relations to include the use of online communications and retail experience. IMC is the response of companies to the changing environment with respect to consumers, technology, and media. Ideally, IMC should enable the company to innovate market offers, channel of distribution, and maintaining good customer relationship. Golden Place utilizes the innovative concept of creating shared value (CSV) with emphasis on sustainability, which is a big buzzword for consumers today.
However, the development of this innovative business model and itssubsequent success has seen a major disconnect with its communications. GoldenPlace has garnered a lot of goodwill through publicity due to the fact that it is ownedby His Majesty the King and he is a regular patron. Though, beyond this Golden Placehas limited communications. Therefore, this case study aims to address this gap ofrelating CSV as a business strategy that can be implemented in terms of communications. Thus, the main focus of this case is to have students explore using the accumulated good will of the brand to develop an IMC campaign maximizing the positive brand experience within the limitations.
(-). Learning to Create Value Through Goodwill and Experience. NIDA Case Research Journal, 11(2), —.