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CRAVE Non Smoking is Cool Campaign T. Adam Ball/Justin Guglielmello/Cole Menassa-Rafla
Agenda
Statement of Problem
Background
Target Assessment - Whose our focus?
Positioning Statement
Advertising Objective
Advertising Strategy
IMC Objective
IMC Strategy
The BIG Idea
Conclusion
Statement of Problem
Smoking looks cool! Young teenagers are affected by peer pressure and are enabled by friends and family to smoke at a young age.
Background
Statistics
Each day, between 82,000 and 99,000 young people around the world start smoking.
Smoking rates for youth climbed in the early 1990s, but have been slowly declining.
Almost 20% of Canadian teens (aged 12-19) currently smoke (daily or occasionally).
Youth smokers make more attempts to quit smoking than adult smokers.
90% of smokers start before the age of 21
Background
Trends
The sharpest declines were among youth aged 12 to 17, with the rate declining from 14% in 2000/01 to 10% in 2003, and to 8% in 2005.
Teenage smoking is enabled by friends, family, and retail establishment
For every 12 teenage smokers, there is 1 retail establishment/vendor that sells tobacco products
Teens give many reasons for why they start smoking:
"My friends smoke.”
"I just wanted to try it.”
"I thought it was cool.”
"My parents smoke."
Target Assessment
Demographics
Ages 12 to 17
Mainly Ontario & Quebec
Large Communities 100,000+
Live at home
Households 3+
Target Assessment
Psychographics
Fashion conscious - modern/trendy
Branded lifestyles
In sync with popular culture
Enjoy outdoor activities
Social pastime - concerts and time with friends
Friends and family are highly important
Communication Problem
How to effectively communicate to teenagers 12-17, that non-smoking is cool.
Positioning Statement
How do we want to be want to be perceived by the target?
Crave wants to be the cutting edge resource to 12-17 year olds that promotes non smoking and provides advice to smokers to help them quit.
Advertising Objective
To educate 65% of 12-17 year olds that
non-smoking is cool over a 1 year campaign.
Advertising Strategy
Key Benefit Statement
The Crave Campaign, offers teens ages 12-17 the opportunity to become informed and to participate in a community of peers , giving them the chance to win prizes and participate in contests based around a healthy lifestyle. Non-smokers provide interactive stories so that smokers are driven to begin a healthy lifestyle.
Advertising Strategy
Support Claims
The Crave Campaign incorporates celebrities and other popular figures, as well as “buzz words” to connect with 12-17 target market.
Campaign focuses on the use of modern multimedia such as Television, Mobile and Online to effectively match where our target spends their time.
The advertising message will support a call to action referring smokers and non-smokers to participate in a community of healthy, non-smoking lifestyles.
Able to participate in various contest, and video challenges.
Advertising Strategy
Tone & Personality
Inspirational
Up Beat
Celebrities & Popular Figures
Modern
Pop Culture
Advertising Strategy
Appeal Strategy
Emotional Appeal
Advertising is used to associate success with
non-smoking.
Life events such as personal, emotional, and social success are directly related to a healthy lifestyle and promoting non-smoking.
Focusing on aspirations to promote healthy lifestyles.
IMC Objectives
Brand Awareness
The Crave Campaign will create 75% awareness that
“ non-smoking is cool” among teenagers 12-17 in the market within one year .
IMC Strategy
Brand Awareness
Advertising
Television Advertising ( 63.61% ML to H users)
Interactive ( 86.43% used the net – past 7 days)
Mobile (52% of Canadian youth use cell phones)
Event Sponsorship
School events (Red Feather Weekend/Activity Days)
Concerts
The BIG Idea
Slogan
What do you CRAVE ?
Slogan connect with the target by asking a question.
This question prompts a response from the target to think about their future and to become passionate about who they want to be.
TELEVISION 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
INTERACTIVE Create Account - Link to Mobile Device Popular & Relevant Videos Health Canada Logo Campaign Logo Navigation - Upload Videos, Information. Downloads, Prizes & Contests Interactive Post - Blog experience & submit information www.crave.on.ca
MOBILE Access to Website Website Updates
EVENT SPONSORSHIP School Events Concerts CRAVE CRAVE
The Connection
How do we connect?
Incorporate relative and understandable information
Teenagers, 12-17 are very impressionable and show admiration for others, role model
Use celebrities and popular figures and how they are successful and love life without smoking
Use effective media - television, interactive and mobile
Media Outline
Market Coverage
Concentrated Marketing - focusing on both interactive and television stations that target 12-17 year olds
Timing
Advertising timing based primarily around summer months with secondary focus on the remainder of the year.
Advertisements are set on a bi-weekly based in secondary months, while primary months have weekly coverage
Reach/Frequency
Effective reach to desired target market
Frequency of advertising in primary summer months, lighter frequency around secondary months
CRAVE
crave |krāv
verb [ trans. ]
feel a powerful desire for (something) : a program to give the infants the human touch they crave.
・ dated beg for (something) : I must crave your indulgence.
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