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PLAYGROUND SESSIONS
DIGITAL STRATEGY RECO
K E L S E Y PA G E
PLAYGROUND SESSIONS: THE END OF PIANO LESSONS
• Online, revolutionary platform
• Makes music learning:
   • Accessible
   • Doable
   • Fun
   • Interactive
   • Affordable
• Notably:
   • Not your grandma’s music: Uses contemporary, popular music in lessons
   • The carrot on the stick: Motivates, tracks, rewards students through visual and
      interactive methods (badges, bonuses, scoring, progress charts, etc.)
   • Social: Allows collaboration between musicians through
      competition, sharing, and self-publishing
THE GOAL:

INCREASE BRAND AWARENESS AND SITE TRAFFIC

BOOST SALES IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS
THE TARGET: THE NEW KIDS ON THE PIANO BENCH

Teens new to learning piano

• The piano is a hypothetically cool goal; but
  actual lessons are time-consuming and
  boring

• Expensive – both in terms of time &
  money
THE TARGET: WOULDA, COULDA, SHOULDA
                             Piano is seen as a great idea; hypothetically. Words such as
Teens new to learning        “wish”,”could”,”would” and “if” are associated with Tweets around piano.
piano

• The piano is a
  hypothetically cool              Meanwhile, their friends already in
                                   piano lessons see them as boring and
  goal; but actual lessons         time consuming.
  are time-consuming
  and boring

• Expensive – both in
  terms of time & money
THE TARGET: THEY HAVE LITTLE MONEY, AND EVEN LESS TIME
                             Piano lessons are viewed as
Teens new to learning        expensive. For the world of free
piano                        apps, paying for weekly lessons is
                             expensive. However, teen employment
• The piano is a             in the US dropped to an all-time low in
  hypothetically cool        2009, coinciding with a spike in
  goal; but actual lessons   Google Searches for piano
  are time-consuming         lessons, suggesting that they have
                             more free time and incentive for
  and boring
                             extra-curricular activities to attract
                             scholarships.
• Expensive – both in
  terms of time & money
THE TARGET: THEY HAVE LITTLE MONEY, AND EVEN LESS TIME

Teens new to learning
piano

• The piano is a
  hypothetically cool
  goal; but actual lessons
  are time-consuming
  and boring
                             Playing the piano for them is like the
                             singles-market music industry: they’re
• Expensive – both in        searching for specific goals and
  terms of time & money      songs to play.
Insight        Positioning


                 Stop taking
Taking piano
                piano lessons
  lessons is
                  and start
 boring and
                 playing the
takes a long
                    piano
time to learn
WHY PLAYGROUND SESSIONS?


• Effective
   •   Instantly corrects students’ mistakes – quicker results in improvement and growth
   •   Affordable – For less than the price of an iPod, you can reach intermediate level on the
       piano

• Fun
   •   Don’t like Mozart? Not a problem. Contemporary popular music tracks. Learn current
       music so you can start showing off to

• Interactive
   •   Interact with other students, share your progress and tracks with friends

• Online
   •   At your fingertips, anytime, anywhere. No need to take a break or stop if you’re on vacation
       or move to college.
THE BIG IDEA
A handheld experience of Playground Sessions, 100% shareable and customized to
the user’s music tastes. Bring the piano to the player.

Two principal ideas to own this space:
• Mobile App

• Play like a piano star, party like a rock star (blogger challenge)
THE BIG IDEA: THE MOBILE APP
Create a free mobile app, that pulls a song from the user’s iTunes library and
teaches them how to play it on a virtual piano.

• Users have 5 minutes to learn 15 seconds from the song, and then are ranked
  among other players using the app.

• Rankings can be shared on Facebook, Twitter, emailed, or sent through
  MMS/SMS to share with friends.
THE BIG IDEA: PLAY LIKE A PIANO STAR, PARTY LIKE A ROCK STAR

Challenge 10 top music bloggers/writers to learn their genre on the piano
(dubstep, rap/hip hop, country, pop, indie)

• Bloggers upload the videos to YouTube, and the blogger with the most views wins
  a trip for two to NYC for one night to see a concert of their choosing
DIGITAL ECOSYSTEM                                                             Spotify Ads & playlists (featuring
                                                                                      the Top 100 Pop Songs featuring
                                                                                      the piano)


Banner Ads, Youtube Ads (pop music videos), Facebook
Ads (targeting 13-30 year-olds in the US), Google Ads                    Mobile App
(Targeting college application sites, Top 50 Universities in
the US, and searches on “piano”, “play on the                                                  Youtube Channel/Blogger Outreach: 1
piano”, “piano tutorial”, “piano lessons”)                                                     Month to Piano Star Challenge




                                                               Website
KPI SAMPLE: YOUTUBE BLOGGER OUTREACH



                                      Consistent sales on site
                                      500 app downloads/month
                                      Spotify and Youtube playlist
                                      viws/subscriptions



                                    20,000 trial downloads, 5,000
                                    purchases



                                    Increase in sales on site;
                                    consistent sales
                                    increase trend on site

                               50,000 site hits in 6 months, top
                               ranking Google SEO

  1,000,000 Youtube views from Blogger Outreach, 1,500,000 site impressions, 5 organic blog
  pieces on PS
BUDGET




Paid Search $45,000     Mobile App $55,000              Blogger Outreach $15,000
Google: $20,000         Mobile App                      Initial buzz (FB Youtube ads, Google
YouTube: $5,000         development/creative: $20,000   Search, blogs, etc.): $10,000
Facebook Ads: $10,000   Implementation on PS            Management (blogger contact): $3,000
Spotify Ads: $10,000    Facebook Tab: $35,000           Contest Prize (Trip to NYC + concert tickets
                                                        for 2people, 1 night): $2,000

                               Projected
                               Budget:$115,00
                               0
MEASUREMENT
Time of implementation       6 months post-implementation (e.g.
(e.g. December 2012)         June 2013)
• Google/Facebook/Youtube    • Google/Facebook/Youtube CTR
   CTR                       • Number of subscribers to PS
• Number of subscribers to     Spotify Playlist
   PS Spotify Playlist       • Consumer Survey (brand is top-of-
• Consumer survey              mind)
• Blogger outreach Youtube   • Blogger outreach Youtube views
   views                     • PS site traffic
• PS site traffic
                             • Number of trials downloaded
• Number of trials           • PS sales
  downloaded
• PS sales
SWEET SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE…


In the next 12 months:
    750,000 qualified site visitors
     to the site
    5,000 purchases
QUESTIONS?

TWEET AT ME! @KELSEYPAGE

        THANKS!

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Skillshare Digital Stratey

  • 1. PLAYGROUND SESSIONS DIGITAL STRATEGY RECO K E L S E Y PA G E
  • 2. PLAYGROUND SESSIONS: THE END OF PIANO LESSONS • Online, revolutionary platform • Makes music learning: • Accessible • Doable • Fun • Interactive • Affordable • Notably: • Not your grandma’s music: Uses contemporary, popular music in lessons • The carrot on the stick: Motivates, tracks, rewards students through visual and interactive methods (badges, bonuses, scoring, progress charts, etc.) • Social: Allows collaboration between musicians through competition, sharing, and self-publishing
  • 3. THE GOAL: INCREASE BRAND AWARENESS AND SITE TRAFFIC BOOST SALES IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS
  • 4. THE TARGET: THE NEW KIDS ON THE PIANO BENCH Teens new to learning piano • The piano is a hypothetically cool goal; but actual lessons are time-consuming and boring • Expensive – both in terms of time & money
  • 5. THE TARGET: WOULDA, COULDA, SHOULDA Piano is seen as a great idea; hypothetically. Words such as Teens new to learning “wish”,”could”,”would” and “if” are associated with Tweets around piano. piano • The piano is a hypothetically cool Meanwhile, their friends already in piano lessons see them as boring and goal; but actual lessons time consuming. are time-consuming and boring • Expensive – both in terms of time & money
  • 6. THE TARGET: THEY HAVE LITTLE MONEY, AND EVEN LESS TIME Piano lessons are viewed as Teens new to learning expensive. For the world of free piano apps, paying for weekly lessons is expensive. However, teen employment • The piano is a in the US dropped to an all-time low in hypothetically cool 2009, coinciding with a spike in goal; but actual lessons Google Searches for piano are time-consuming lessons, suggesting that they have more free time and incentive for and boring extra-curricular activities to attract scholarships. • Expensive – both in terms of time & money
  • 7. THE TARGET: THEY HAVE LITTLE MONEY, AND EVEN LESS TIME Teens new to learning piano • The piano is a hypothetically cool goal; but actual lessons are time-consuming and boring Playing the piano for them is like the singles-market music industry: they’re • Expensive – both in searching for specific goals and terms of time & money songs to play.
  • 8. Insight Positioning Stop taking Taking piano piano lessons lessons is and start boring and playing the takes a long piano time to learn
  • 9. WHY PLAYGROUND SESSIONS? • Effective • Instantly corrects students’ mistakes – quicker results in improvement and growth • Affordable – For less than the price of an iPod, you can reach intermediate level on the piano • Fun • Don’t like Mozart? Not a problem. Contemporary popular music tracks. Learn current music so you can start showing off to • Interactive • Interact with other students, share your progress and tracks with friends • Online • At your fingertips, anytime, anywhere. No need to take a break or stop if you’re on vacation or move to college.
  • 10. THE BIG IDEA A handheld experience of Playground Sessions, 100% shareable and customized to the user’s music tastes. Bring the piano to the player. Two principal ideas to own this space: • Mobile App • Play like a piano star, party like a rock star (blogger challenge)
  • 11. THE BIG IDEA: THE MOBILE APP Create a free mobile app, that pulls a song from the user’s iTunes library and teaches them how to play it on a virtual piano. • Users have 5 minutes to learn 15 seconds from the song, and then are ranked among other players using the app. • Rankings can be shared on Facebook, Twitter, emailed, or sent through MMS/SMS to share with friends.
  • 12. THE BIG IDEA: PLAY LIKE A PIANO STAR, PARTY LIKE A ROCK STAR Challenge 10 top music bloggers/writers to learn their genre on the piano (dubstep, rap/hip hop, country, pop, indie) • Bloggers upload the videos to YouTube, and the blogger with the most views wins a trip for two to NYC for one night to see a concert of their choosing
  • 13.
  • 14. DIGITAL ECOSYSTEM Spotify Ads & playlists (featuring the Top 100 Pop Songs featuring the piano) Banner Ads, Youtube Ads (pop music videos), Facebook Ads (targeting 13-30 year-olds in the US), Google Ads Mobile App (Targeting college application sites, Top 50 Universities in the US, and searches on “piano”, “play on the Youtube Channel/Blogger Outreach: 1 piano”, “piano tutorial”, “piano lessons”) Month to Piano Star Challenge Website
  • 15. KPI SAMPLE: YOUTUBE BLOGGER OUTREACH Consistent sales on site 500 app downloads/month Spotify and Youtube playlist viws/subscriptions 20,000 trial downloads, 5,000 purchases Increase in sales on site; consistent sales increase trend on site 50,000 site hits in 6 months, top ranking Google SEO 1,000,000 Youtube views from Blogger Outreach, 1,500,000 site impressions, 5 organic blog pieces on PS
  • 16. BUDGET Paid Search $45,000 Mobile App $55,000 Blogger Outreach $15,000 Google: $20,000 Mobile App Initial buzz (FB Youtube ads, Google YouTube: $5,000 development/creative: $20,000 Search, blogs, etc.): $10,000 Facebook Ads: $10,000 Implementation on PS Management (blogger contact): $3,000 Spotify Ads: $10,000 Facebook Tab: $35,000 Contest Prize (Trip to NYC + concert tickets for 2people, 1 night): $2,000 Projected Budget:$115,00 0
  • 17. MEASUREMENT Time of implementation 6 months post-implementation (e.g. (e.g. December 2012) June 2013) • Google/Facebook/Youtube • Google/Facebook/Youtube CTR CTR • Number of subscribers to PS • Number of subscribers to Spotify Playlist PS Spotify Playlist • Consumer Survey (brand is top-of- • Consumer survey mind) • Blogger outreach Youtube • Blogger outreach Youtube views views • PS site traffic • PS site traffic • Number of trials downloaded • Number of trials • PS sales downloaded • PS sales
  • 18. SWEET SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE… In the next 12 months:  750,000 qualified site visitors to the site  5,000 purchases
  • 19. QUESTIONS? TWEET AT ME! @KELSEYPAGE THANKS!