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DIFUSI INOVASI DALAM KOMUNIKASI PEMASARAN POLITIK INDONESIA

Authors: I DEWA AYU HENDRAWATHY PUTRI;

DIFUSI INOVASI DALAM KOMUNIKASI PEMASARAN POLITIK INDONESIA

Abstract

Political world today can not be separated from the world of communications. Because the political activities based on communication in conveying ideas, ideas, opinions, and other matters relating to the state. According to Almond (1960), political communication is part of the seven political system that does not run itself, because communication helps other political systems. Opening market opportunities for products that politics is the result of conditioning by the mass media through information products. Information that shaped the values, image (image), and needs. The purpose of marketing communications is to reach a political understanding with or what's called mutual understanding between two or more participants to the communication of a message (in this case is a new idea) through certain communication channels. Thus the adoption of a new idea (innovation in politics) is influenced by participants' communication and communication channels. Communication channels can be said to play an important role in the spread of innovation, because it is through innovation that can spread to members of the social system. As in any other marketing activity, the existing political marketing "sellers" and there are "buyers" in addition to political product ready to sell. In this context, the seller is a communicator / political actors and political audiences buyer is commonly known by the constituents. Political communicator in political communication can be divided into three types, namely: (1) activists as political communicator, who voiced the interests of certain groups with idealism, usually in the context of political change, (2) Professionals as political communicators, those who worked and paid for political purposes of a particular party, candidate, or political officials, (3) officials as political communicators, those who aspire to occupy or maintain a certain position in a network of power. In the world of political marketing, communicator (political actors) have a very large role in the process of diffusion of innovation, successful or not an innovation is applied in the realm of business depends on the ability and willingness to receive marketing communicators and diffusing innovation to clients (audience polotik) or political consumer products.

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