Unit 2: Developing a Marketing Campaign
Design data-driven marketing campaigns that connect brands with audiences through creative strategy and measurable objectives.
What is Unit 2 — Developing a Marketing Campaign?
The Developing a Marketing Campaign (Unit 2) unit develops practical skills in market research, campaign planning, and promotional execution aligned with business goals.
Learners interpret customer insights, set SMART objectives, and select appropriate elements of the marketing mix to deliver cohesive campaign proposals.
Assessment typically culminates in a timed task simulating agency or in-house marketing team conditions—making this one of the most applied units on the programme.
Core Strategic Value
- •Campaign Architecture: Build end-to-end plans from brief interpretation to budgeted media schedules.
- •Customer Insight: Use segmentation, targeting, and positioning to reach defined audiences effectively.
- •Creative Execution: Develop messaging, visuals, and channels that align with brand identity and KPIs.
What You Will Study
This unit develops practical, industry-aligned competencies across 4 core learning modules:
1. Marketing Principles & Research Foundations
Review core concepts: product, price, place, promotion, people, process, physical evidence
Conduct primary and secondary research to identify market opportunities
Analyse competitor campaigns and industry promotional trends
Define target audience profiles using demographic and psychographic data
2. Campaign Objectives & Strategic Planning
Translate business aims into measurable marketing objectives
Develop campaign timelines, budgets, and resource allocation plans
Select appropriate promotional methods for B2B and B2C contexts
Align campaigns with brand positioning and legal advertising standards
3. Creative Development & Channel Selection
Draft campaign messages, slogans, and visual concepts
Evaluate digital, print, experiential, and social media channel effectiveness
Integrate above-the-line and below-the-line promotional tactics
Prepare mock creative assets and stakeholder approval documentation
4. Timed Campaign Pitch & Evaluation
Respond to a supervised brief under examination conditions
Present campaign plans with justification of strategic choices
Forecast outcomes using reach, engagement, and conversion metrics
Critically evaluate campaign risks, ethics, and success measures
Structure & Parameters
Assessment Policies & Logistics
Submission Windows
Internal and external assessment deadlines follow Pearson BTEC session calendars. Confirm key dates with ICT Business School at enrollment.
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