Homegrown in Essex, MD
SWOT AnalysisThreatsStrong competitors Competitors’ websites/social networks Promotional deals/meal bundles ($2,4,6,8 Denny’s, Build your own grand slam) A lot of old faces/same crowd OpportunitiesLow cost in current recession Fresh/local ingredients Marketing (social media) Atmosphere
CompetitionDirect competition JAD’s Restaurant and Caddy Shack Lounge
Shea’s Public Perception Perceived as a restaurant that serves quality breakfast food quickly in a family friendly environment.Customers who dine at Shea’s feel it is a “home away from home.”Outside of Essex, Shea’s is non-existent
Target Audience18 and 35 years old.  Live in EssexExperiencers and StriversCollege students, adults Impulsive Loyal customers quickly.  Technologically experiencedHealth consciousConcerned with the environment. 
Market TrendsHealth conscious marketRecession  The market is more conscious of spending habits.
Strategy & ObjectivesStrategy: Pulsing campaignRegionailty: Essex and surrounding neighborhoods in Baltimore City and County. Seasonality: July 4, 2011 until November 6, 2011. To increase: add percentages!Traffic The monthly salesCarry-out trafficThe sale of lunch items
Advertising ObjectiveTo raise awareness of Shea’s Pancake and Waffle House by 25% by the conclusion of this ad campaign.
Reach & Frequency
Integrated Marketing Communications & Creative Works
Social Media
Twitter Logo
Twitter
Facebook
Facebook
Foursquare
Print Advertisements
StrategyNewspaper Advertising
Newspaper Ad
Media Objectives/Strategy- MagazineUrbanite MagazineFull page ad rate $3,415Urbanite’s issues follow a month-to-month distribution.Run the ad heavily throughout September. Focus on families and “back to school”
Magazine Ad
Media Objectives/Strategy-FlyerEssex Community College & surrounding areas$150 per 1000 sheets24,000 students attend ECC (a branch of CCBCFlyers will be distributed in surrounding areas from summer through beginning of school year
Flyers
Outdoor Advertisements
OutdoorClearChannel (001590)Located in the on Back River Neck RoadHigh reach and frequency Draw in customers off the road and who are already in the shopping center.$1,000 for 16 weeksDisplayed
Billboard
Billboard
Billboard
CCBC Athletic EventAlumni Lacrosse Game (Essex Campus) 1 Full page ad in the program1 poster (4x6 ft) at the eventExposure at a popular eventGives the appearance that Shea’s is a local business supporting the local community
Athletic Program Insert
Broadcast Advertisements
Radio: 98 RockAwarded by Radio and Records magazine the Active Rock station of the year in a top 25 marketNumber one morning show in Baltimore. Strong reach of a wide audienceOne out of every four people in Baltimore.The typical audience: males, ages of 25-54, homeowners, employed. The female demographic of the same age range has increased.
Advertising on 98 RockAM Daypart6am – 12amTwo 30 second advertisements30-second advertisement during the morning drive: $400PM Daypart12 - 3pmOne 10 second advertisement10-second advertisement is $350 for non-morning
Broadcast Dates“Hungry Students”Tuesday, September, 13thFriday, October, 7Th“Breakfast Contest”Monday, July, 25thTuesday, September, 6th“Order for Essex”Wednesday, August, 17thTuesday, November, 1st
Radio Ad“Breakfast Contest”:30 RadioAD CAMPAIGNS: writer  Sound Elements 			Voice SFX: SOUND OF COFFEE BREWINGAnnouncer VO: Craving a delicious breakfast 				to start your day off right? Then Shea’s					Breakfast is the right place for you. SFX: LIGHT YET PLAYFUL MUSIC	Announcer VO: Located in Essex, Shea’s serves  				breakfast and lunch to all family and friends.  				The fresh food and friendly faces will make you  				feel right at home. SFX: SOUND OF PEOPLE CHATTINGAnnouncer VO: Shea’s is currently promoting a 				call-in contest. Be the 100th caller on May 				20thand win a free catered breakfast for your 				office!
Radio AdShea’s Pancake and Waffle House“Hungry Students”:30 RadioAD CAMPAIGNS: writer Sound Elements                                                                              Voice SFX: STOMACH GROWLINGMale VO: Dude I’m so hungry let’s go grab  				           Food. 				           Male #2 VO: Gotta pass, I only have 5 dollars in 				           my pocket. 				           Male VO: Don’t worry I got the perfect place SFX: UPBEAT MUSICAnnouncer VO: Shea’s Breakfast, located in  				           Essex, is dine in or carry out fresh breakfast and 				           lunch. Tuesday through Thursday students who 				           show their ID card receive 25% off of any lunch 				           item. SFX: SOUND OF PEOPLE LAUGHIN, CHATTINGMale 2 VO: Just think, I almost didn’t come hereMale 1 and Male 2: laugh
Radio AdShea’s Pancake and Waffle House“Order Up”:10 RadioAD CAMPAIGNS: writer Sound Elements                                       	VoiceSFX: DINER TRACK SFX: BELL DINGSMale VO: Order up for Essex!				Announcer VO: Hey Essex. Need 					a meal on therun? Craving that 		   			homemade taste but don’t have 				time to cook? Call ahead and 					take home with you! Quality local food 				is waiting for you at Shea’s Pancake 				and Waffle House. An Essex favorite 				since 1997.
Website
Carryout Menu
Budget
BudgetTotal expenditures:$13,105.00Contingency Fund:$1,895.00
Budget
Campaign Timing
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Shea's Restaurant Advertising Campaign 2011

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    SWOT AnalysisThreatsStrong competitorsCompetitors’ websites/social networks Promotional deals/meal bundles ($2,4,6,8 Denny’s, Build your own grand slam) A lot of old faces/same crowd OpportunitiesLow cost in current recession Fresh/local ingredients Marketing (social media) Atmosphere
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    CompetitionDirect competition JAD’sRestaurant and Caddy Shack Lounge
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    Shea’s Public PerceptionPerceived as a restaurant that serves quality breakfast food quickly in a family friendly environment.Customers who dine at Shea’s feel it is a “home away from home.”Outside of Essex, Shea’s is non-existent
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    Target Audience18 and35 years old.  Live in EssexExperiencers and StriversCollege students, adults Impulsive Loyal customers quickly.  Technologically experiencedHealth consciousConcerned with the environment. 
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    Market TrendsHealth consciousmarketRecession  The market is more conscious of spending habits.
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    Strategy & ObjectivesStrategy:Pulsing campaignRegionailty: Essex and surrounding neighborhoods in Baltimore City and County. Seasonality: July 4, 2011 until November 6, 2011. To increase: add percentages!Traffic The monthly salesCarry-out trafficThe sale of lunch items
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    Advertising ObjectiveTo raiseawareness of Shea’s Pancake and Waffle House by 25% by the conclusion of this ad campaign.
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    Media Objectives/Strategy- MagazineUrbaniteMagazineFull page ad rate $3,415Urbanite’s issues follow a month-to-month distribution.Run the ad heavily throughout September. Focus on families and “back to school”
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    Media Objectives/Strategy-FlyerEssex CommunityCollege & surrounding areas$150 per 1000 sheets24,000 students attend ECC (a branch of CCBCFlyers will be distributed in surrounding areas from summer through beginning of school year
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    OutdoorClearChannel (001590)Located inthe on Back River Neck RoadHigh reach and frequency Draw in customers off the road and who are already in the shopping center.$1,000 for 16 weeksDisplayed
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    CCBC Athletic EventAlumniLacrosse Game (Essex Campus) 1 Full page ad in the program1 poster (4x6 ft) at the eventExposure at a popular eventGives the appearance that Shea’s is a local business supporting the local community
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    Radio: 98 RockAwardedby Radio and Records magazine the Active Rock station of the year in a top 25 marketNumber one morning show in Baltimore. Strong reach of a wide audienceOne out of every four people in Baltimore.The typical audience: males, ages of 25-54, homeowners, employed. The female demographic of the same age range has increased.
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    Advertising on 98RockAM Daypart6am – 12amTwo 30 second advertisements30-second advertisement during the morning drive: $400PM Daypart12 - 3pmOne 10 second advertisement10-second advertisement is $350 for non-morning
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    Broadcast Dates“Hungry Students”Tuesday,September, 13thFriday, October, 7Th“Breakfast Contest”Monday, July, 25thTuesday, September, 6th“Order for Essex”Wednesday, August, 17thTuesday, November, 1st
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    Radio Ad“Breakfast Contest”:30RadioAD CAMPAIGNS: writer  Sound Elements Voice SFX: SOUND OF COFFEE BREWINGAnnouncer VO: Craving a delicious breakfast to start your day off right? Then Shea’s Breakfast is the right place for you. SFX: LIGHT YET PLAYFUL MUSIC Announcer VO: Located in Essex, Shea’s serves breakfast and lunch to all family and friends. The fresh food and friendly faces will make you feel right at home. SFX: SOUND OF PEOPLE CHATTINGAnnouncer VO: Shea’s is currently promoting a call-in contest. Be the 100th caller on May 20thand win a free catered breakfast for your office!
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    Radio AdShea’s Pancakeand Waffle House“Hungry Students”:30 RadioAD CAMPAIGNS: writer Sound Elements Voice SFX: STOMACH GROWLINGMale VO: Dude I’m so hungry let’s go grab Food.  Male #2 VO: Gotta pass, I only have 5 dollars in my pocket.  Male VO: Don’t worry I got the perfect place SFX: UPBEAT MUSICAnnouncer VO: Shea’s Breakfast, located in Essex, is dine in or carry out fresh breakfast and lunch. Tuesday through Thursday students who show their ID card receive 25% off of any lunch item. SFX: SOUND OF PEOPLE LAUGHIN, CHATTINGMale 2 VO: Just think, I almost didn’t come hereMale 1 and Male 2: laugh
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    Radio AdShea’s Pancakeand Waffle House“Order Up”:10 RadioAD CAMPAIGNS: writer Sound Elements VoiceSFX: DINER TRACK SFX: BELL DINGSMale VO: Order up for Essex! Announcer VO: Hey Essex. Need a meal on therun? Craving that homemade taste but don’t have time to cook? Call ahead and take home with you! Quality local food is waiting for you at Shea’s Pancake and Waffle House. An Essex favorite since 1997.
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Editor's Notes

  • #13 This is a window display, so I’d put it with print
  • #14 Put this right after the twitter screen shot
  • #43 Put this somewhere around the flyers – probably before is best