Integrated Marketing Planning

What you'll learn
Build a solid IMC Brief so departments align on the same goals
Set up a RACI matrix to clearly define responsibilities between teams
Apply the Project Management Triangle to balance scope, time, and budget
Handle common breakdown situations when running multichannel campaigns
Measure campaign performance with a unified set of metrics shared across departments
Skills covered in this course
Languages
Course description
A big marketing campaign rarely fails for lack of good ideas or budget — the most common cause is departments heading in different directions, each understanding the goal in its own way. This lesson gives you the mindset and tools to become the coordinator who makes sure every customer touchpoint — ads, PR, email, sales consultation — delivers the same message. You learn how to build a brief that acts as the campaign's constitution, define three tiers of business, marketing, and communication objectives, and set up a responsibility matrix so no one passes the buck when problems come up. The content analyzes common breakdown situations — resource conflicts, mismatched messages, reports with different numbers everywhere — along with fixes using project management tools like Asana, Monday, or Notion. Through case studies from well-known integrated campaigns, you will see the role each team plays when working toward a shared goal. Ideal for marketers, brand executives, and campaign managers who want to upgrade their big-picture coordination skills.
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