As an elite PR consultancy firm, PRima aims to provide first-class services for our clients
 
Club for students Main aim: PR students at Murdoch University Network Socialize Work experience
SWOT ANALYSIS Strengths: Wide potential consumer base. Weakness: Lack of promotion of  . Lack of networking opportunities Lack of support by PR professionals Opportunities: Bringing PR students together Threats: Just a social club with no emphasis on PR
MESSAGE   …  Because you think ahead . Pure provides an active social life while offering first class opportunities to get a first class career.
Target Public Primary Target Audience      Focus on 1st and 2nd year internal students    PR students at Murdoch University –   Major: PR   Double major: with PR as one of them   Minor: PR  Secondary Target Audience    Potential students     Third year students
Objectives Objective 1: To recruit 40% of internal PR students in Murdoch University as members by February 2010.  Objective 2: Reach an average member attendance of 70% to social events until February 2010.  Objective 3: Attain a minimum of 5 professional public relations consultant contacts by February 2010.
Strategic Development Strategy 1: Generate publicity for Pure through both media and other promotional activities (by giving information to target audiences). Strategy 2: Increase frequency of meetings and social networking events to increase member attendance and maintain brand loyalty to Pure. Strategy 3: Foster work experience opportunities and relationships between members and public relations practitioners through increased social events.
Tactics Stage 1:  Recruitment   Introduce upcoming recruitment event and give brochures at all PR and media studies lectures. Utilize local Murdoch Radio for promotion. Icon on My Murdoch for PR students Presentation of gift bag upon confirmed membership. Events -  Orientation Week Semester 1 & 2 - Open Day -  Recruitment Event
Tactics Stage 2:  Retaining Members Regular emails on latest updates Events Purification Stage 3:  PR professionals   Event Pure Night
Orientation Week
 
Orientation Week “ Blackout” Light sticks “Pure” “ Join Pure” Lights on - Banner ‘Join Pure for an active PR life’ incl. reference to stall outside
Purification Casual get-togethers at the Tavern After classes, 5pm – 8pm Sausage Sizzle - Gold coin donation Pure Members 15% off drinks
Pure Day Extensive Re event at Bush Court Personalized PURE T-shirt upon membership Guest lecturer sharing experience
Pure Night Theme:  ‘Pure White Glamour’ Opening held by Pure Introductory speeches by PR professionals Question and Answer Session Booze and Schmooze Dinner & Dance
Timeline February Orientation Week March Purification Quantitative   April Pure Day May Purification Survey June Semester 1   Semester 2 August Orientation Week Open Day September Purification October Pure Night November Purification December Purification Survey July January February
Financials
Evaluation Beginning (March):  Quantitative Research Modification phase (May):  Informal  Evaluative Research (February):  Mixture of closed and open ended
 
Because you think ahead

1st Year Presentation

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    As an elitePR consultancy firm, PRima aims to provide first-class services for our clients
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    Club for studentsMain aim: PR students at Murdoch University Network Socialize Work experience
  • 4.
    SWOT ANALYSIS Strengths:Wide potential consumer base. Weakness: Lack of promotion of . Lack of networking opportunities Lack of support by PR professionals Opportunities: Bringing PR students together Threats: Just a social club with no emphasis on PR
  • 5.
    MESSAGE … Because you think ahead . Pure provides an active social life while offering first class opportunities to get a first class career.
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    Target Public PrimaryTarget Audience  Focus on 1st and 2nd year internal students  PR students at Murdoch University – Major: PR Double major: with PR as one of them Minor: PR Secondary Target Audience  Potential students  Third year students
  • 7.
    Objectives Objective 1:To recruit 40% of internal PR students in Murdoch University as members by February 2010. Objective 2: Reach an average member attendance of 70% to social events until February 2010. Objective 3: Attain a minimum of 5 professional public relations consultant contacts by February 2010.
  • 8.
    Strategic Development Strategy1: Generate publicity for Pure through both media and other promotional activities (by giving information to target audiences). Strategy 2: Increase frequency of meetings and social networking events to increase member attendance and maintain brand loyalty to Pure. Strategy 3: Foster work experience opportunities and relationships between members and public relations practitioners through increased social events.
  • 9.
    Tactics Stage 1: Recruitment Introduce upcoming recruitment event and give brochures at all PR and media studies lectures. Utilize local Murdoch Radio for promotion. Icon on My Murdoch for PR students Presentation of gift bag upon confirmed membership. Events - Orientation Week Semester 1 & 2 - Open Day - Recruitment Event
  • 10.
    Tactics Stage 2: Retaining Members Regular emails on latest updates Events Purification Stage 3: PR professionals Event Pure Night
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    Orientation Week “Blackout” Light sticks “Pure” “ Join Pure” Lights on - Banner ‘Join Pure for an active PR life’ incl. reference to stall outside
  • 14.
    Purification Casual get-togethersat the Tavern After classes, 5pm – 8pm Sausage Sizzle - Gold coin donation Pure Members 15% off drinks
  • 15.
    Pure Day ExtensiveRe event at Bush Court Personalized PURE T-shirt upon membership Guest lecturer sharing experience
  • 16.
    Pure Night Theme: ‘Pure White Glamour’ Opening held by Pure Introductory speeches by PR professionals Question and Answer Session Booze and Schmooze Dinner & Dance
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    Timeline February OrientationWeek March Purification Quantitative April Pure Day May Purification Survey June Semester 1 Semester 2 August Orientation Week Open Day September Purification October Pure Night November Purification December Purification Survey July January February
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    Evaluation Beginning (March): Quantitative Research Modification phase (May): Informal Evaluative Research (February): Mixture of closed and open ended
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Editor's Notes

  • #2 Goodmorning everyone This is Prima consultancy, we are going to pitch our campaign idea to youPrima consists of Isabelle, Janesa, Jasmin and Kirsty <number>
  • #3 Our presentation will cover:<number>
  • #4 Let us start with a bit of background information about your organization Pure is a student association at Murdoch with the major aim to recruit students to give them the opportunity to network, socialize and gain work experience through meeting with pr professionals. BELLE: use the green in that “pure” logo leaf to highlight main points <number>
  • #5 The current situation is that PURE does not have sufficient exposure. The first problem that pure is facing is that students are unaware of its existence due to the insufficient exposure The second problem is the overall lack of networking opportunities which doesn’t make PURE an asset However, you must be wondering where Prima comes into picture ? RIIIIIGHTTTT :P :P :P (Im kidding)Being the elite consultancy that we are, Prima pledges to fulfill all your corporate needs. <number>
  • #21 Our presentation will cover:<number>