Consumer Engagement through Echo-Branding Presented by: Dan Dunlop, Jennings Brooke Tyson Hynes, Tufts Medical Center April 8, 2008
Getting Beyond Jargon
Hive Marketing
Buzz Marketing
Tsunami Marketing
Consumer Anthropology
Ethnographic Research
Echo-Branding
Identification - Aligning our personal values with those of other organizations, brands, etc.
Echo-branding leads to “identification” - the fusion of self and brand, thereby addressing one’s existential need for meaning and belonging.
This is the same reason employees perform better for organizations where they share a sense of purpose and a vision.
Echo-Branding
It is not about your organization
You matter most in the ways you are relevant to the consumer
Identify needs and values of your target audience
Make your marketing reflective
Everything is about “context”
Messaging
Media strategy
Why Echo-Branding?
Think of your life…
Fast-paced, disconnected
Where do we find connections today?
Starbucks
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Toyota Prius
Our brand affiliations help us with self-branding
More Examples
Burt’s Bees
Aveda
Subaru
Others?
What are these Values?
“ The space where goods and emotions intersect.”
Self-actualization
Questing: Leisure, exploration and adventure
Self-worth: Taking care of me
Reward: Indulgence (I deserve…)
Renewal: Spa, bath
Connecting: Family
Convenience (time)
Environmental/Sustainability
Some Good Reading
Tufts Pediatric Specialty Campaign
Launching suburban specialty centers
Boston Metro - Expensive media market
Players: Mass General, Beth Israel Deaconess, Brigham and Women's
Competing with Boston Children's
Brand confusion: Tufts-New England Medical Center and Floating Hospital for Children
Tufts Pediatric Specialty Campaign
Floating Hospital for Children
Tufts Pediatric Specialty Campaign
Floating Hospital for Children
1894 - Floating hospital ship in Boston Harbor
1919 - Similac developed
1940 - Children’s playroom
1963 - Family Participation Unit established
Loyalty of internal brand constituents
Loyalty with physicians trained there
Confusion outside of Tufts
Challenge with relevance
Our Target Audience
Our Target Audience
Suburban Boston mom & referring Physicians
What is her life like?
Daily routine?
What are the things she values most?
What does she need more of?
How can we help her?
How can we connect with her?
Developing the Campaign: Campaign Concepts
Developing the Campaign: Campaign Concepts
Developing the Campaign: Campaign Concepts
Developing the Campaign: Campaign Concepts
Developing the Campaign: Campaign Concepts
Consumer Research
Activity Book Concept
Developing the Campaign
Developing the Campaign
Developing the Campaign
Message Dissemination
It’s not just what you say, or how you say it; it’s also where you say it
Media that fits the context of our target’s life
Cinema screen
Transit - Light rail and bus
Direct mail
Parenting magazines
Community radio
Community newspapers
Web banners
Launching the Campaign
Secure buy-in along the way; creative brief
Consumer testing of concepts on the street
Inclusive development process
Testing levels of brand awareness for “Tufts” and “Floating Hospital for Children” in suburbs
Bring internal audiences along throughout
Supply sources of validation
Print Ads
Radio
Transit Advertising
Transit Advertising
Transit Advertising
Bus Signage
Cinema Ads
Cinema Ads
Cinema Ads
Cinema Ads
Appointment & Rolodex Cards
Physician Fact Sheets
Physician Open House Invitation
Physician & Practice Insert Cards
Web Banners
Landing Page
Direct Mail Postcard
Direct Mail Postcard
Direct Mail Postcard
Results
“ Our phones are crazy with people calling as a result of the newspaper ads and the mailing,” LGH/NEMC Program Coordinator in a September 6, 2007 email.
Chelmsford Campus - 1,800 patients in year one; at capacity for MDs
Learn about Echo-Branding from this presentation, o more
Learn about Echo-Branding from this presentation, originally delivered by Dan Dunlop at the 2008 National Forum on Customer Based Marketing Strategies. Dan is president of Jennings, a Chapel Hill-based marketing firm. Visit his blog at http://thehealthcaremarketer.wordpress.com. less
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