MSG Team's other articles

10266 Managing Pricing Negotiations in Consultative Selling

Consultative selling has become the norm of the day in almost all industries. Customers are having a field day. Today s customers are well informed, demanding and difficult to please. Their buying criteria have changed along with their perceptions of value. Therefore keeping in line with the customer demands calls for reaching out to the […]

9870 Strategic Management: Importance of Vision and Mission Statements

One of the first things that any observer of management thought and practice asks is whether a particular organization has a vision and mission statement. In addition, one of the first things that one learns in a business school is the importance of vision and mission statements. This article is intended to elucidate on the […]

8823 What is a Market – Definition and Different types of Markets

A set up where two or more parties engage in exchange of goods, services and information is called a market. Ideally a market is a place where two or more parties are involved in buying and selling. The two parties involved in a transaction are called seller and buyer. The seller sells goods and services […]

10717 Principle of Serviceability in Retail Store Design

People love shopping at International Retail Malls and Stores. Weekends are often spent with family and friends shopping and spending entire day out at the malls. The Stores are designed to attract, entertain and engage the consumers. Therefore the Stores are designed, keeping in mind the visibility aspect as well as ease of use for […]

10021 Inventory Management in Retail Industry – Need and Important Terminologies

What is Inventory Management? Inventory refers to the goods stocked for future use. Every retail chain has its own warehouse to stock the merchandise to be used when the existing stock replenishes. Inventory management refers to the storage of products to be used at the time of crisis. The retailer keeps a track of the […]

Search with tags

  • No tags available.

The most popular terminology used for industrial advertising is Business to Business advertising. This type of advertising generally includes a company advertising its products or services for the companies which actually uses same or similar products or services or we can say that the advertising company should produce the products which the other company needs for its productions or functions. For e.g. some mineral water companies which work on a smaller scale outsource the packaging bottles, the caps for bottles, the cover with name printed on it, etc. so for this, the advertisements of the manufacturers of bottles, caps and outer packaging paper can work.

A smaller to smaller and largest of all, every company has to do industrial advertising. For e.g. if a company is making coffee powder, it will sell its powder to the distributors who in turn will sale it to the retailers and wholesalers and also to the big companies who has a coffee machine for their employees. Thus companies manufacturing any products can be advertised to the other companies, like raw materials, the machineries used by other companies, spare parts of the machines which makes it work, anything.

Role of Industrial Advertising

  • It minimizes the hunt for buyers.
  • It helps in increasing sales of the company.
  • It helps in making more and more distribution channels.
  • It makes company work more efficiently to produce the desired product or service.
  • It creates awareness among the customers or other companies about the products and services.

Process of Industrial Advertising

The strategies used in industrial advertising differ from company to company, as different companies have different products to be advertised. So, a single rule cannot work for all the companies’ advertisements. But the basic process which can lead to a successful advertisement is: knowing the objective for advertising - identifying the target companies - researching about the market conditions and the competitors - creating the ad to be delivered - selecting media to be used - what should be the budget allotted - execution of the advertisement - getting the feedbacks from the customers.

Media types in Industrial Advertising

The media generally used in the industrial advertising is print media and direct marketing.

Industrial Advertising

Print Media includes business magazines, trade publications, newspapers, technical journals, etc. To make print media work efficiently, there are some do’s and don’ts to be kept in mind:

  • Visual image of the ad should be very sharp and prominent
  • The ad should be so impressive that readers get attracted towards reading it
  • The highlight should be on the service or product offered and not the source by which it is being offered
  • Let the ad be simple to be read (with no difficult fonts)
  • The picture shown should not be irrelevant with the product.
  • The ad should reflect the company’s image.
  • The ad should to be in logical sequence if it is of two or more pages.
  • Headlines should be catchy and suiting the product image.
  • And lastly, at the bottom of the page, the company name, address and phone number of the respected office should be mentioned clearly without fail.

Direct Marketing includes:

  1. Direct Mail - here, the newsletters, data sheets, and the brochures of the company are directly mailed to the customers’ postal address.

  2. Telephonic Advertising - the advertising is done by calling up the customers on there telephones, giving messages on mobile phones, etc.

  3. Online Advertising - includes companies sending e-mails to the customers or other companies enclosing information about their products ant services, putting online banners, providing e-shopping options, etc.

The advertisers also use other ways for promoting their products like participating in trade shows, trade expos, and fairs.

Thus, the companies can use any or every type of advertising, the important motto being increase in sales, producing best quality products, maintaining good relations with the customers, and achieving the desired goal.

Article Written by

MSG Team

An insightful writer passionate about sharing expertise, trends, and tips, dedicated to inspiring and informing readers through engaging and thoughtful content.

Leave a reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Articles

Covert and Public Service Advertising

MSG Team

Consumer Communication and Persuasion

MSG Team