MIT Sloan School of Management Course Description

Branding

Subject: Marketing

Description: Covers elemental decisions about message design given different managerial objectives. Investigates the role of advertising in one particularly important objective, brand-building. Using a discussion of current marketing research, focuses on the importance of consumer perception in advertising/branding efficacy and integrated marketing communications (IMC) as an emerging goal in advertising efforts. Topics include "Smoky Signals," "Sticky Brands," and "The Medium/Content Interaction." Explores theory and practice using lectures, discussions, and readings. Half semester course.

Course #: 15.846

Professor(s) who recently taught this course:
Dan Ariely