6. Evolution of Strategic Marketing Efforts Emerging Optimizing Strategic time Value Returned
7. Organizational Involvement Over time, the plan becomes everyone’s plan. The plan guides activities, forms structure and helps decision making. The key is using and updating the plan consistently and continuously! Input from key areas, staff involvement-- include operations!
23. Your Plan Outline Credit Union Objectives Marketing Objectives Marketing Strategies & Accountabilities Marketing Tactics Measurement Criteria
24. Strategy Examples POOR: We will promote and mail offers of our checking products to our members three times in 2010. GOOD: To gain more non-interest deposits and improve our net margin , we will focus efforts on checking products with our defined target groups. BEST: To gain more non-interest deposits and improve our net margin, we will focus efforts on checking products with our defined target groups. By June 30 we will have a net increase of $1 million in core checking. By December 31, a net increase of $2.5 million and a 85% new member ratio of opening a checking account.
25. Strategy Examples POOR: We will hold a grand opening celebration for 150 people at our new office in the new market of Dayton. GOOD: To generate market awareness, initial brand understanding, and foot traffic we will create a multi-channel PR and advertising approach to our new Dayton market. BEST: To generate market awareness, initial brand understanding, and foot traffic we will create a multi-channel PR and advertising approach to our new Dayton market. By June 30, we will have a awareness factor of 85.