Certification in Marketing Communication
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- $4,495
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- $4,495
- Regular price
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French
Master marketing communications and creative solutions in order to:
- Increase your capacity for innovation and build your reputational advantage
- Get more bang for your communications and marketing buck
- Kickstart your organization’s growth.
100 % OF PARTICIPANTS FOUND THE TRAINING USEFUL.
REGISTER TO OPTIMIZE YOUR MARKETING STRATEGY!
GOALS
This program will teach you how to:
- Put together a winning integrated communications strategy
- Be your own media company
- Transform your marketing, communications and branding into a profit centre
- Unlock your organization’s creative potential with an effective, consistent strategy for leveraging your content
- Build productive relationships with external partners and measure the outcomes.
IS THIS FOR YOU?
Individuals in charge of implementing marketing, communications and/or branding strategies.
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Facilitated by a new generation of seasoned, engaged creatives and marketing communications pros committed to providing you with the practical tools you need to succeed.
- Focused on how to make and implement creative and marketing communications decisions in a rapidly changing environment.
- Centred on participant discussions and pragmatic strategies.
MODULE 1
TRANSFORM YOUR MARKETING, COMMUNICATIONS AND BRANDING INTO A PROFIT CENTRE
Pierre Balloffet
Guest: Patrick Messier
This module aims to comprehend and quantify the return on investment (ROI) in marketing communications. Utilizing contemporary examples, we will showcase the evolving role of the brand as a catalyst for growth and success. Indeed, your marketing and communications department could become a profit center that goes beyond mere efficiency, while still fulfilling its primary mission.
- Measure the return on your marketing communications investment.
- Distinctly establish the connection between your marketing activities, growth, and profitability.
- Integrate design best practices into your marketing activities with strategic foresight.
MODULE 2
THE “NEW NORMAL” OF MARKETING, COMMUNICATIONS AND BRANDING AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU
Gaëtan Namouric
These days, it’s all about the brand. Our collective fascination with change has been amplified by our obsession with speed. We want more, faster. And then even more, even faster. How can your company compete in a world gone mad? How do you take a step back to define your own goals? And what can you do to capture other people’s attention? To become a brand, you need to:
- Accept that everything starts, not with you, but with others
- Embrace the complexity inherent in crafting consistent messaging
- Communicate a compelling vision to your customers, partners and staff
- Familiarize yourself with what you need to break into a given market nowadays
- Make sense of a media industry that, while in crisis, still has much to offer
- Untangle the myriad of influences that shape your brand’s path to market
- Grasp the enormous challenges for an inward-facing brand in attracting, recruiting and retaining talent.
MODULE 3
HARNESS YOUR ORGANIZATION’S CREATIVE POWER WITH AN EFFECTIVE CONTENT PRODUCTION STRATEGY
Marie Eve Gosemick
How can you structure the development of user-centric content without diluting your brand? How do you measure your branding ROI? Avoid costly mistakes associated with in-house content production by establishing coherent content management rules and ensuring everyone’s roles and responsibilities are set out in clearly worded policies. Adopt a collaborative inbound marketing approach to support your entire content production lifecycle.
- Build user-centric content creation in line with your brand identity
- Put strong content management guidelines into place
- Use clear processes to define the roles and responsibilities of the content development team
- Apply an inbound marketing system to editorial management and distribution
- Plan your human and financial resources and define your ROI metrics.
MODULE 4
BE YOUR OWN MEDIA COMPANY: A VISION WITHIN REACH OF EVERY BUSINESS AND ORGANIZATION TODAY
For better or for worse, the marketing communications field is evolving into something quite different from what it used to be. Today’s professionals have to cater to audiences that are more niche-driven, more fragmented, more bombarded by content and more discerning than ever before. And the tools available to connect with them are increasingly sophisticated, yet more readily available. The rules of the game are changing at breakneck speed. So, what is the secret to navigating through this brave new world? How can you find your way through the marketing and communications puzzle to make smart choices, identify and stick to your priorities, and use the right metrics to analyze the results? Formulate your own answers with two specialists in the field.
Morning
Gabriel Tassé
From data protection and user consent to increasingly urgent ethical and environmental concerns, this module explores the current issues that are forcing us all to rethink our media strategies. In this module, you will learn about:
- Issues related to data protection and user consent.
- How to adapt your media planning approach in a context of increasing depersonalization.
- Emerging trends in advertising and audience targeting.
- How to integrate the principles of responsible and sustainable marketing into your media strategies.
Afternoon
Michelle Blanc
Digital advertising has evolved, and the return on investment has become less predictable.
- How can you reach your customers and interest them in the right way?
- Which platforms are most conducive if you aim to prominently stand out?
- How can you be interesting rather than interested in your digital communications?
- How can you ensure the sustained impact of your investments and content online, and is it possible for your marketing to become a source of revenue rather than an expense?
These are some of the questions that will be raised in this workshop. In addition, numerous Quebec examples of effective and profitable content distribution will be presented.
MODULE 5
ACT THOUGHTFULLY AND BUILD HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE RELATIONSHIPS WITH EXTERNAL PARTNERS
Élizabeth Henry
Guest: Pierre-Luc Camirand
Communications and marketing practices are in the midst of a profound change. Some organizations are insourcing this work, while others are taking a whole new look at how they team up with their partners to optimize their business relationships and get the most bang for their outsourcing buck
How can you get a better handle on what your partnership-related needs are? How can you decide which activities to keep in-house and which ones to farm out? What are the factors that will determine the success of your collaboration with your partners? How can you enhance your results while still keeping your expenses under control? Which performance indicators are the best at helping you improve your business relationships and outcomes?
- Define, assess and prioritize your needs in terms of external partnerships and optimize your existing collaborative efforts
- Plan and structure your communications and marketing activities to stretch every dollar you invest in your branding
- Define every person’s roles and responsibilities as accurately as possible
- Identify the required level of transparency with respect to your business data and corporate strategy
- Determine the conditions for success with outside partners
- Collaborate efficiently to make your brand more appealing and impactful
- Establish KPIs that are meaningful to your business
- Assess partners as part of a continuous improvement process
FACULTY ADMINISTRATOR AND INSTRUCTOR:
INSTRUCTORS:
M. Sc. (commerce électronique)
Internet marketing specialist, author, speaker and consultant
Directrice principale stratégie, Cartier
Cheffe de la direction et associée, Adviso, et chargée de cours, HEC Montréal
Founder, Perrier Jablonski, Lecturer, HEC Montréal
INVITÉS :
Président de MESSIER designers et de l’Association des designers industriels du Québec.
Directeur principal de l'expérience numérique client, Cirque du Soleil.
Certification in Marketing Communication
Master marketing communications and creative solutions in order to:
- Increase your capacity for innovation and build your reputational advantage
- Get more bang for your communications and marketing buck
- Kickstart your organization’s growth.
100 % OF PARTICIPANTS FOUND THE TRAINING USEFUL.
REGISTER TO OPTIMIZE YOUR MARKETING STRATEGY!
GOALS
This program will teach you how to:
- Put together a winning integrated communications strategy
- Be your own media company
- Transform your marketing, communications and branding into a profit centre
- Unlock your organization’s creative potential with an effective, consistent strategy for leveraging your content
- Build productive relationships with external partners and measure the outcomes.
IS THIS FOR YOU?
Individuals in charge of implementing marketing, communications and/or branding strategies.
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Facilitated by a new generation of seasoned, engaged creatives and marketing communications pros committed to providing you with the practical tools you need to succeed.
- Focused on how to make and implement creative and marketing communications decisions in a rapidly changing environment.
- Centred on participant discussions and pragmatic strategies.
MODULE 1
TRANSFORM YOUR MARKETING, COMMUNICATIONS AND BRANDING INTO A PROFIT CENTRE
Pierre Balloffet
Guest: Patrick Messier
This module aims to comprehend and quantify the return on investment (ROI) in marketing communications. Utilizing contemporary examples, we will showcase the evolving role of the brand as a catalyst for growth and success. Indeed, your marketing and communications department could become a profit center that goes beyond mere efficiency, while still fulfilling its primary mission.
- Measure the return on your marketing communications investment.
- Distinctly establish the connection between your marketing activities, growth, and profitability.
- Integrate design best practices into your marketing activities with strategic foresight.
MODULE 2
THE “NEW NORMAL” OF MARKETING, COMMUNICATIONS AND BRANDING AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU
Gaëtan Namouric
These days, it’s all about the brand. Our collective fascination with change has been amplified by our obsession with speed. We want more, faster. And then even more, even faster. How can your company compete in a world gone mad? How do you take a step back to define your own goals? And what can you do to capture other people’s attention? To become a brand, you need to:
- Accept that everything starts, not with you, but with others
- Embrace the complexity inherent in crafting consistent messaging
- Communicate a compelling vision to your customers, partners and staff
- Familiarize yourself with what you need to break into a given market nowadays
- Make sense of a media industry that, while in crisis, still has much to offer
- Untangle the myriad of influences that shape your brand’s path to market
- Grasp the enormous challenges for an inward-facing brand in attracting, recruiting and retaining talent.
MODULE 3
HARNESS YOUR ORGANIZATION’S CREATIVE POWER WITH AN EFFECTIVE CONTENT PRODUCTION STRATEGY
Marie Eve Gosemick
How can you structure the development of user-centric content without diluting your brand? How do you measure your branding ROI? Avoid costly mistakes associated with in-house content production by establishing coherent content management rules and ensuring everyone’s roles and responsibilities are set out in clearly worded policies. Adopt a collaborative inbound marketing approach to support your entire content production lifecycle.
- Build user-centric content creation in line with your brand identity
- Put strong content management guidelines into place
- Use clear processes to define the roles and responsibilities of the content development team
- Apply an inbound marketing system to editorial management and distribution
- Plan your human and financial resources and define your ROI metrics.
MODULE 4
BE YOUR OWN MEDIA COMPANY: A VISION WITHIN REACH OF EVERY BUSINESS AND ORGANIZATION TODAY
For better or for worse, the marketing communications field is evolving into something quite different from what it used to be. Today’s professionals have to cater to audiences that are more niche-driven, more fragmented, more bombarded by content and more discerning than ever before. And the tools available to connect with them are increasingly sophisticated, yet more readily available. The rules of the game are changing at breakneck speed. So, what is the secret to navigating through this brave new world? How can you find your way through the marketing and communications puzzle to make smart choices, identify and stick to your priorities, and use the right metrics to analyze the results? Formulate your own answers with two specialists in the field.
Morning
Gabriel Tassé
From data protection and user consent to increasingly urgent ethical and environmental concerns, this module explores the current issues that are forcing us all to rethink our media strategies. In this module, you will learn about:
- Issues related to data protection and user consent.
- How to adapt your media planning approach in a context of increasing depersonalization.
- Emerging trends in advertising and audience targeting.
- How to integrate the principles of responsible and sustainable marketing into your media strategies.
Afternoon
Michelle Blanc
Digital advertising has evolved, and the return on investment has become less predictable.
- How can you reach your customers and interest them in the right way?
- Which platforms are most conducive if you aim to prominently stand out?
- How can you be interesting rather than interested in your digital communications?
- How can you ensure the sustained impact of your investments and content online, and is it possible for your marketing to become a source of revenue rather than an expense?
These are some of the questions that will be raised in this workshop. In addition, numerous Quebec examples of effective and profitable content distribution will be presented.
MODULE 5
ACT THOUGHTFULLY AND BUILD HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE RELATIONSHIPS WITH EXTERNAL PARTNERS
Élizabeth Henry
Guest: Pierre-Luc Camirand
Communications and marketing practices are in the midst of a profound change. Some organizations are insourcing this work, while others are taking a whole new look at how they team up with their partners to optimize their business relationships and get the most bang for their outsourcing buck
How can you get a better handle on what your partnership-related needs are? How can you decide which activities to keep in-house and which ones to farm out? What are the factors that will determine the success of your collaboration with your partners? How can you enhance your results while still keeping your expenses under control? Which performance indicators are the best at helping you improve your business relationships and outcomes?
- Define, assess and prioritize your needs in terms of external partnerships and optimize your existing collaborative efforts
- Plan and structure your communications and marketing activities to stretch every dollar you invest in your branding
- Define every person’s roles and responsibilities as accurately as possible
- Identify the required level of transparency with respect to your business data and corporate strategy
- Determine the conditions for success with outside partners
- Collaborate efficiently to make your brand more appealing and impactful
- Establish KPIs that are meaningful to your business
- Assess partners as part of a continuous improvement process
FACULTY ADMINISTRATOR AND INSTRUCTOR:
INSTRUCTORS:
M. Sc. (commerce électronique)
Internet marketing specialist, author, speaker and consultant
Directrice principale stratégie, Cartier
Cheffe de la direction et associée, Adviso, et chargée de cours, HEC Montréal
Founder, Perrier Jablonski, Lecturer, HEC Montréal
INVITÉS :
Président de MESSIER designers et de l’Association des designers industriels du Québec.
Directeur principal de l'expérience numérique client, Cirque du Soleil.
Testimonial(s)
“The content of this training is important and inspiring and helps elevate our marketing vision. It provides a high-level perspective to ensure strategic thinking on the issues ahead. The format used encourages enriching exchanges with colleagues and trainers, resulting in very energetic group reflection and a stimulating spirit of knowledge sharing.”