Basic Model of Communication:
After looking at our Marketing Tool box,
I felt as though the basic model of communication should be included. The
nature of communication is the number one aspect that marketers are trying to
pass through different types of media. The function of all elements of the
integrated marketing communications program is to communicate. These
definitions suggest that for communication to occur there must be some common
thinking between two parties and information must be passed from one person to
another (or from one group to another).
Source Encoding

Message
The encoding process leads to development of a message that
contains the information or meaning the source hopes to convey. The message may
be verbal or nonverbal, oral or written, or symbolic.
Channel
The channel is the method by which the communication travels
from the source or sender to the receiver. At the broadest level, channels of
communication are of two types, personal and nonpersonal.
Receiver/Decoding
The receiver is the person(s) with whom the sender shares
thoughts or information. Generally, receivers are the consumers in the target
market or audience who read, hear, and/or see the marketer’s message and decode
it.
Decoding is the process of transforming the sender’s message
back into thought.
Noise
Throughout the communication process, the message is subject
to extraneous factors that can distort or interfere with its reception. This unplanned
distortion or interference is known as noise.
Response/Feedback
The receiver’s set of reactions after
seeing, hearing, or reading the message is known as a response. Marketers are
very interested in feedback, that part of the receiver’s response that is
communicated back to the send.
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