Marketing Communications

This summary of Marketing Communications includes all notes from lectures as well as input from the interactive lectures which can be used as best practice examples. All these slides from the lectures with the notes form an extensive summary including many practical examples from the interactive lectures. However, this is not a summary of the book!

In-depth summary of the following book chapters for Marketing Communications: Chapter 3, 4, 6 and 12. The most recent and correct edition is used to summarize. Good luck with your exams!

In-depth class notes summary, provides all information needed for the exam of the lectures. Interactives lectures are also included. Book summary is provided in a different document.

Complete summary of the class-notes, including the interactives lectures. In-depth summary, ready for the exam. Summary of the book chapters are not included, I made a seperate document for that.

This detailed summary covers everything for the Marketing Communication exam and has been built up through web clips and interactive lectures, including detailed notes and examples from discussions in class 2023.

Clear summary of all knowledge clips and compulsory articles. Articles are clearly distinguished from the knowledge clips, to make sure that no mistakes are made during studying. Furthermore, it contains a lot of elaboration with examples.

Lecture notes including the topics: Attention, Increasing (in)voluntary attention, Increasing processing fluency, Attention and attitude functions, A dual system approach to persuasion, Cognitive persuasion, Affect, Affective persuasion & Affect regulation. Lectures given by Anick Bosmans at Tilburg University, Master Program Marketing Management

For the course Marketing Communications of the master Marketing Management at Tilburg University, you need to read/learn four chapters: 3, 4, 6 and 12 of the book Marketing Communications: A European Perspective of Patrick De Pelsmacker. This is a summary of those mandatory chapters.