Crave Campaign

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    1. 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.
    2. CRAVE Non Smoking is Cool Campaign T. Adam Ball/Justin Guglielmello/Cole Menassa-Rafla
    3. Agenda
      • Statement of Problem
      • Background
      • Target Assessment - Whose our focus?
      • Positioning Statement
      • Advertising Objective
      • Advertising Strategy
      • IMC Objective
      • IMC Strategy
      • The BIG Idea
      • Conclusion
    4. 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.
    5. 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
    6. 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."
    7. Target Assessment
      • Demographics
      • Ages 12 to 17
      • Mainly Ontario & Quebec
      • Large Communities 100,000+
      • Live at home
      • Households 3+
    8. 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
    9. Communication Problem
      • How to effectively communicate to teenagers 12-17, that non-smoking is cool.
    10. 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.
    11. Advertising Objective
      • To educate 65% of 12-17 year olds that
      • non-smoking is cool over a 1 year campaign.
    12. 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.
    13. 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.
    14. Advertising Strategy
      • Tone & Personality
          • Inspirational
          • Up Beat
          • Celebrities & Popular Figures
          • Modern
          • Pop Culture
    15. 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.
    16. 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 .
    17. 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
    18. 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.
    19. TELEVISION 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
    20. 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
    21. MOBILE Access to Website Website Updates
    22. EVENT SPONSORSHIP School Events Concerts CRAVE CRAVE
    23. 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
    24. 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
    25. 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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