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The magazine targets young girls using feminine colors like purple, pink, and peach with some masculine blue. Images show individualism and confidence. Promotions include chances to win prizes by buying the magazine and collecting badges and posters. The magazine is also advertised and distributed in major retail stores like HMV, Tesco, Asda, and WHSmith for easy accessibility. It has a strong digital presence on social media like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook to match the target audience, allowing access on the go via their devices.
We wanted to know what brings consumers to stores in the first place, what makes them likely to return, and what factors contribute to a positive or negative experience? We surveyed over 800 consumers and had hour-long conversations with 80 of them in order to understand what the future looks like for retail stores. This is what we found...
This document provides strategies for direct marketing to customers using locally-sourced ingredients. It discusses researching customer preferences for local products and transparency. Segmenting the market into specific groups like parents of local school children or hospital workers is recommended. Storytelling and engaging customers through experiences on the farm can increase loyalty. Maintaining an online presence and small advertisements can help spread word of mouth. Earned media coverage and keeping detailed customer lists are also suggested.
This advert is for Flora Light butter, targeting parents aged 30-50, especially mothers. It uses an animated storytelling format involving a young girl recounting an embarrassing childhood memory to humorously promote the healthier qualities of Flora Light butter and encourage weight loss. The advert employs various persuasive techniques like slogans, temptation, and entertainment to grab attention and promote the product as a tasty and healthy substitute.
The document provides information on different levels of consumer insights and how insights can be used in the marketing process. It discusses:
- Common, functional, emotional, and inspirational levels of insights based on Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
- Six angles to view insights: common things, hobbies/problems, beliefs, emotions, social identity, and philosophy.
- The marketing process and how insights can be used for discovery, strategy, marketing mix, and implementation/control. Insights help identify unmet needs, direct brand positioning and communication, and ensure consistency.
- Examples of how consumer packaged goods brands like OMO and Vinacafe have leveraged insights for new products, positioning,
(mobileYouth) The Youth Marketing HandbookGraham Brown
The document discusses how youth are motivated more by the social context and meaning of products rather than just the products themselves. It argues that companies should focus on understanding the context youth associate with brands in order to effectively market to them. The document uses examples like soda, motorcycles, and pens to illustrate how brands create social value for youth beyond just the product. It also warns against only focusing on content and product features, arguing that context is what drives emotional connections and brand loyalty for youth.
This document outlines various advertising techniques, including using beauty appeals, celebrity endorsements, lifestyle portrayals, peer approval, rhetorical questions, and scientific/statistical claims. Some examples provided are ads that try to make people feel more beautiful or intelligent by buying a product, that appeal to a sense of independence, or that try to make a product seem popular or necessary through statistics. Overall, the document discusses different strategies advertisers use to appeal to audiences and promote their products.
The magazine targets young girls using feminine colors like purple, pink, and peach with some masculine blue. Images show individualism and confidence. Promotions include chances to win prizes by buying the magazine and collecting badges and posters. The magazine is also advertised and distributed in major retail stores like HMV, Tesco, Asda, and WHSmith for easy accessibility. It has a strong digital presence on social media like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook to match the target audience, allowing access on the go via their devices.
We wanted to know what brings consumers to stores in the first place, what makes them likely to return, and what factors contribute to a positive or negative experience? We surveyed over 800 consumers and had hour-long conversations with 80 of them in order to understand what the future looks like for retail stores. This is what we found...
This document provides strategies for direct marketing to customers using locally-sourced ingredients. It discusses researching customer preferences for local products and transparency. Segmenting the market into specific groups like parents of local school children or hospital workers is recommended. Storytelling and engaging customers through experiences on the farm can increase loyalty. Maintaining an online presence and small advertisements can help spread word of mouth. Earned media coverage and keeping detailed customer lists are also suggested.
This advert is for Flora Light butter, targeting parents aged 30-50, especially mothers. It uses an animated storytelling format involving a young girl recounting an embarrassing childhood memory to humorously promote the healthier qualities of Flora Light butter and encourage weight loss. The advert employs various persuasive techniques like slogans, temptation, and entertainment to grab attention and promote the product as a tasty and healthy substitute.
The document provides information on different levels of consumer insights and how insights can be used in the marketing process. It discusses:
- Common, functional, emotional, and inspirational levels of insights based on Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
- Six angles to view insights: common things, hobbies/problems, beliefs, emotions, social identity, and philosophy.
- The marketing process and how insights can be used for discovery, strategy, marketing mix, and implementation/control. Insights help identify unmet needs, direct brand positioning and communication, and ensure consistency.
- Examples of how consumer packaged goods brands like OMO and Vinacafe have leveraged insights for new products, positioning,
(mobileYouth) The Youth Marketing HandbookGraham Brown
The document discusses how youth are motivated more by the social context and meaning of products rather than just the products themselves. It argues that companies should focus on understanding the context youth associate with brands in order to effectively market to them. The document uses examples like soda, motorcycles, and pens to illustrate how brands create social value for youth beyond just the product. It also warns against only focusing on content and product features, arguing that context is what drives emotional connections and brand loyalty for youth.
This document outlines various advertising techniques, including using beauty appeals, celebrity endorsements, lifestyle portrayals, peer approval, rhetorical questions, and scientific/statistical claims. Some examples provided are ads that try to make people feel more beautiful or intelligent by buying a product, that appeal to a sense of independence, or that try to make a product seem popular or necessary through statistics. Overall, the document discusses different strategies advertisers use to appeal to audiences and promote their products.
Rediscover and reconnect with your brand in our SynergyHSV Branding Workshop. We’ll solve your biggest brand strategy challenges.
Learn how to establish you own brand and critique others. Come with questions and a hungry mind. Suitable for new & established businesses, marketing staff and serious design students.
Poundland wanted to be seen as an essential shop for people's weekly grocery needs rather than just a occasional destination. They devised a "Weekly Essentials" campaign through social media and PR to challenge people to save on their usual weekly shop at Poundland. This included partnerships with mommy bloggers and a double page article in the Daily Mirror favorably comparing Poundland's prices. Over 250 moms shared money saving tips on Netmums. As a result, Poundland saw year-over-year sales increases of 56% in groceries, 26% in health and beauty, and 20% in household goods, showing a shift in consumer perception of the brand.
Tweens are a very complex group! Do you know what they care about most? The first step is to know your tween audience. Stay engaged with their likes and dislikes which will give them the opportunity to fall in love with YOUR brand. Unlock the passion of tweens, teens, and young adults through cohesive solutions that emotionally connect, inspire, and positively change behaviors. Lastly, don't forget about the parents! Simultaneously connect with parents because although tweens are driving demand, they aren't driving themselves anywhere.
How can you make tweens a part of your brand?
The simple 5 day guide for building a personal brand, by using basic storytelling principles you are able to discuss how branding is much more than a color palette and a logo.
UFLL 2019 _ BBO _ Seventh Generation _ Lâm Tiên KhảiKhải Tiên
@NgocPhuoc @NgocTran @Tien Khai prepared this deck. I leanred that 3C in creating big idea is needed to create consistency and problemsolver. Otherwise, it is just a nonsense propoganda
Diwali Campaign by "The CUFFLINKS" for "Da Milano"Kriti Kohli
Diwali Campaign for Da Milano was designed to enhance the overall viewership and interaction for the Brand.We made sure that the 3 C’s are completely in sync with the Brand Image.
Concept / Creative / Content
This document summarizes the marketing strategy of American Girl, a company that sells 18-inch dolls. It discusses American Girl's history and target markets, which are girls ages 6-12 and their parents. The company's positioning is "follow your inner star" and celebrating girls. Key competitors are indirect. The marketing objectives are to increase brand preference, traffic to stores and websites, sales of multiple products, and engagement through experiences and social media. The communication tools used are social media, email, point-of-sale marketing, and video. The goals of the messaging are to focus on emotional benefits and have clear calls to action.
Advertisers use many techniques to influence consumers, even if consumers don't realize it. These techniques include associating products with sex, humor, patriotism and positive emotions. Advertisers also address consumer concerns disingenuously and make vague, exaggerated claims. Today, with numerous media choices, advertisers employ targeted marketing, product placement, sponsorship and branding to make products part of people's lifestyles and identities. The document warns consumers to be aware of manipulative advertising techniques.
Likable brands focus on providing a positive customer experience from start to finish. They offer unique products and personalized experiences rather than just commodities. They interact with customers in a humorous and humanized way rather than using a dull or corporate voice. It is important for brands to be reasonable, trustworthy, and empathetic rather than self-centered or overly risky. Developing loyal customers through positive relationships is more cost-effective than constantly seeking new customers.
Victoria's Secret proposes a breast cancer awareness campaign for October featuring cotton bras and panties with pink ribbons and slogans. Proceeds would support Susan G. Komen. Research found 86% of customers would likely purchase the items. The campaign would utilize social media, print ads, and in-store promotions from late September through October. Evaluation of sales and surveys would assess increasing annual support for breast cancer awareness.
Young Marketers Elite 8 - Assignment 1.1 - Team4 - Hoàng Long, Phương Thảo, P...Long Tran Hoang
This document provides examples of brand insights, positioning, and campaign ideas for three brands - Larue beer, True Milk, and Viettel telecommunications.
For each brand, it outlines the brand, consumer, and category truths. It then derives a brand insight and identifies a brand big idea and communication idea to translate the positioning. For each brand, it also provides example campaign ideas that resonate with consumers and link back to the brand essence.
The key takeaways emphasize that in low differentiation categories, humanity should be the prime guideline for a brand to stand out. It stresses the importance of putting consumers first to be a trendsetter in the market, and maintaining consistency between what a brand says and its actions.
Poundland has used marketing and PR techniques to improve its public image, as summarized in a case study. These techniques include:
1) Generating positive publicity on social media about Poundland's chocolate coins being as good or better than rival brands like Cadbury and Harrods.
2) Conducting market research showing Poundland coins beat rivals in taste tests, which was publicized to influence shopping preferences.
3) Using targeted Facebook ads and social media campaigns to reach key demographics like women shoppers.
4) Increasing online traffic and media coverage through competitions, social media engagement, and celebrity endorsements.
The overall message is to change perceptions of Poundland from a "
Young Marketers Elite 4 - Assignment Zero - Hiếu Ân + Minh Quang + Quỳnh Phươ...An Nguyen
This document summarizes an activation plan for Head & Shoulders Men shampoo in Vietnam. It analyzes the brand's low awareness and market share. The plan's key elements are:
1) Positioning the product as a triple-effect formula that provides dandruff-free periods up to 72 hours, targeting reliable family men.
2) Activating the brand idea of "embracing men's reliability" through communication highlighting the importance of a husband's shoulder for a wife to lean on.
3) Executing in-store and digital activations like a photo booth and concert to help couples rediscover intimate moments and drive sales through discounts and gift bundles.
Experiential marketing can help indulgence food brands during recessions by engaging with customers on an emotional level. The recession causes feelings of uncertainty, guilt, and deprivation in customers. Experiential marketing allows brands to reconnect with customers by bringing brand values to life in a personal, memorable social experience. It is a chance for brands to show they are trustworthy and offer good products at a fair price. Experiential marketing comes in different forms from point-of-purchase activities to experiences that promote products and collect customer data. It can boost sales while offering a return on investment through revenue and brand amplification.
Victoria Rock analyzes consumer buyer behavior and what influences it using candy bar purchases as an example. She describes the standard five step model of consumer behavior as perceiving a need, seeking value, evaluating options, making a decision, and consuming or using the product. For small, regular purchases like milk or bread this process is usually unconscious, but for large purchases like cars it is more deliberate. When it comes to candy bars, she notes the main influences are personal preference for certain brands but also psychological factors like product displays at checkout that trigger unplanned purchases. Candy companies understand and exploit these behavioral tendencies to boost sales and profits.
The document analyzes criteria for evaluating Tet campaign insights and ideas. It then provides examples of insights and campaign ideas for several brands, analyzing each according to the criteria. The insights aim to be different, deeper, address tensions or needs, and be actionable for the brands. The examples include campaigns for Hunter shoes with the insight "Move to return home", Vinasoy soy milk's "Sowing kindness", and Bao Xuan skin care's insight about married women's desire to celebrate Tet at their parents' home.
The document provides a media recommendation summary to launch a new Tacodeli location in San Francisco. It recommends a video seeding campaign on TV with a $90,000 budget to target 2.5 million impressions. It also recommends an out-of-home billboard campaign with a $65,000 budget to target 150,000 engagements. Additionally, it recommends social media engagement on Facebook, Twitter and Yelp with a total $36,000, $62,500 and $25,500 budgets respectively to generate over 40,000 clicks and engagements. The total proposed media budget is $500,000 to drive over 10 million impressions and engagements over the launch period from June to August 2016.
Foodland was a popular supermarket chain in Hawaii that opened its first store in 1948 and grew to 29 locations statewide. It focused on excellent customer service and supporting local schools and non-profits, raising over $54 million over the years. However, it struggled financially with the arrival of big box stores and closed its doors in 2019. The 17-step process outlines developing a clear brand identity and vision, differentiating from competitors, crafting compelling messaging, and focusing on customer experience to build loyalty over the long run.
Channel Planning for Integrated Marketing Successlindsayferris
Brands and marketers are paying a lot of lip service to the WHAT of "Integrated Marketing", but there's a shortage of information on the HOW. This presentation discusses CHANNEL PLANNING - what it is, how to start and how to use it as a framework for innovation.
Featured interview - John Stapleton, FMCG Entrepreneur and Co-Founder of New ...Nigel Wright Group
John Stapleton, a seasoned FMCG entrepreneur, chats to Nigel
Wright about his experiences growing and then selling New
Covent Garden Soup Company (NCGSC), as well as the learnings he has gained in his career since then, in the USA with Glencoe Inc., and through his current venture, Little Dish.
Rediscover and reconnect with your brand in our SynergyHSV Branding Workshop. We’ll solve your biggest brand strategy challenges.
Learn how to establish you own brand and critique others. Come with questions and a hungry mind. Suitable for new & established businesses, marketing staff and serious design students.
Poundland wanted to be seen as an essential shop for people's weekly grocery needs rather than just a occasional destination. They devised a "Weekly Essentials" campaign through social media and PR to challenge people to save on their usual weekly shop at Poundland. This included partnerships with mommy bloggers and a double page article in the Daily Mirror favorably comparing Poundland's prices. Over 250 moms shared money saving tips on Netmums. As a result, Poundland saw year-over-year sales increases of 56% in groceries, 26% in health and beauty, and 20% in household goods, showing a shift in consumer perception of the brand.
Tweens are a very complex group! Do you know what they care about most? The first step is to know your tween audience. Stay engaged with their likes and dislikes which will give them the opportunity to fall in love with YOUR brand. Unlock the passion of tweens, teens, and young adults through cohesive solutions that emotionally connect, inspire, and positively change behaviors. Lastly, don't forget about the parents! Simultaneously connect with parents because although tweens are driving demand, they aren't driving themselves anywhere.
How can you make tweens a part of your brand?
The simple 5 day guide for building a personal brand, by using basic storytelling principles you are able to discuss how branding is much more than a color palette and a logo.
UFLL 2019 _ BBO _ Seventh Generation _ Lâm Tiên KhảiKhải Tiên
@NgocPhuoc @NgocTran @Tien Khai prepared this deck. I leanred that 3C in creating big idea is needed to create consistency and problemsolver. Otherwise, it is just a nonsense propoganda
Diwali Campaign by "The CUFFLINKS" for "Da Milano"Kriti Kohli
Diwali Campaign for Da Milano was designed to enhance the overall viewership and interaction for the Brand.We made sure that the 3 C’s are completely in sync with the Brand Image.
Concept / Creative / Content
This document summarizes the marketing strategy of American Girl, a company that sells 18-inch dolls. It discusses American Girl's history and target markets, which are girls ages 6-12 and their parents. The company's positioning is "follow your inner star" and celebrating girls. Key competitors are indirect. The marketing objectives are to increase brand preference, traffic to stores and websites, sales of multiple products, and engagement through experiences and social media. The communication tools used are social media, email, point-of-sale marketing, and video. The goals of the messaging are to focus on emotional benefits and have clear calls to action.
Advertisers use many techniques to influence consumers, even if consumers don't realize it. These techniques include associating products with sex, humor, patriotism and positive emotions. Advertisers also address consumer concerns disingenuously and make vague, exaggerated claims. Today, with numerous media choices, advertisers employ targeted marketing, product placement, sponsorship and branding to make products part of people's lifestyles and identities. The document warns consumers to be aware of manipulative advertising techniques.
Likable brands focus on providing a positive customer experience from start to finish. They offer unique products and personalized experiences rather than just commodities. They interact with customers in a humorous and humanized way rather than using a dull or corporate voice. It is important for brands to be reasonable, trustworthy, and empathetic rather than self-centered or overly risky. Developing loyal customers through positive relationships is more cost-effective than constantly seeking new customers.
Victoria's Secret proposes a breast cancer awareness campaign for October featuring cotton bras and panties with pink ribbons and slogans. Proceeds would support Susan G. Komen. Research found 86% of customers would likely purchase the items. The campaign would utilize social media, print ads, and in-store promotions from late September through October. Evaluation of sales and surveys would assess increasing annual support for breast cancer awareness.
Young Marketers Elite 8 - Assignment 1.1 - Team4 - Hoàng Long, Phương Thảo, P...Long Tran Hoang
This document provides examples of brand insights, positioning, and campaign ideas for three brands - Larue beer, True Milk, and Viettel telecommunications.
For each brand, it outlines the brand, consumer, and category truths. It then derives a brand insight and identifies a brand big idea and communication idea to translate the positioning. For each brand, it also provides example campaign ideas that resonate with consumers and link back to the brand essence.
The key takeaways emphasize that in low differentiation categories, humanity should be the prime guideline for a brand to stand out. It stresses the importance of putting consumers first to be a trendsetter in the market, and maintaining consistency between what a brand says and its actions.
Poundland has used marketing and PR techniques to improve its public image, as summarized in a case study. These techniques include:
1) Generating positive publicity on social media about Poundland's chocolate coins being as good or better than rival brands like Cadbury and Harrods.
2) Conducting market research showing Poundland coins beat rivals in taste tests, which was publicized to influence shopping preferences.
3) Using targeted Facebook ads and social media campaigns to reach key demographics like women shoppers.
4) Increasing online traffic and media coverage through competitions, social media engagement, and celebrity endorsements.
The overall message is to change perceptions of Poundland from a "
Young Marketers Elite 4 - Assignment Zero - Hiếu Ân + Minh Quang + Quỳnh Phươ...An Nguyen
This document summarizes an activation plan for Head & Shoulders Men shampoo in Vietnam. It analyzes the brand's low awareness and market share. The plan's key elements are:
1) Positioning the product as a triple-effect formula that provides dandruff-free periods up to 72 hours, targeting reliable family men.
2) Activating the brand idea of "embracing men's reliability" through communication highlighting the importance of a husband's shoulder for a wife to lean on.
3) Executing in-store and digital activations like a photo booth and concert to help couples rediscover intimate moments and drive sales through discounts and gift bundles.
Experiential marketing can help indulgence food brands during recessions by engaging with customers on an emotional level. The recession causes feelings of uncertainty, guilt, and deprivation in customers. Experiential marketing allows brands to reconnect with customers by bringing brand values to life in a personal, memorable social experience. It is a chance for brands to show they are trustworthy and offer good products at a fair price. Experiential marketing comes in different forms from point-of-purchase activities to experiences that promote products and collect customer data. It can boost sales while offering a return on investment through revenue and brand amplification.
Victoria Rock analyzes consumer buyer behavior and what influences it using candy bar purchases as an example. She describes the standard five step model of consumer behavior as perceiving a need, seeking value, evaluating options, making a decision, and consuming or using the product. For small, regular purchases like milk or bread this process is usually unconscious, but for large purchases like cars it is more deliberate. When it comes to candy bars, she notes the main influences are personal preference for certain brands but also psychological factors like product displays at checkout that trigger unplanned purchases. Candy companies understand and exploit these behavioral tendencies to boost sales and profits.
The document analyzes criteria for evaluating Tet campaign insights and ideas. It then provides examples of insights and campaign ideas for several brands, analyzing each according to the criteria. The insights aim to be different, deeper, address tensions or needs, and be actionable for the brands. The examples include campaigns for Hunter shoes with the insight "Move to return home", Vinasoy soy milk's "Sowing kindness", and Bao Xuan skin care's insight about married women's desire to celebrate Tet at their parents' home.
The document provides a media recommendation summary to launch a new Tacodeli location in San Francisco. It recommends a video seeding campaign on TV with a $90,000 budget to target 2.5 million impressions. It also recommends an out-of-home billboard campaign with a $65,000 budget to target 150,000 engagements. Additionally, it recommends social media engagement on Facebook, Twitter and Yelp with a total $36,000, $62,500 and $25,500 budgets respectively to generate over 40,000 clicks and engagements. The total proposed media budget is $500,000 to drive over 10 million impressions and engagements over the launch period from June to August 2016.
Foodland was a popular supermarket chain in Hawaii that opened its first store in 1948 and grew to 29 locations statewide. It focused on excellent customer service and supporting local schools and non-profits, raising over $54 million over the years. However, it struggled financially with the arrival of big box stores and closed its doors in 2019. The 17-step process outlines developing a clear brand identity and vision, differentiating from competitors, crafting compelling messaging, and focusing on customer experience to build loyalty over the long run.
Channel Planning for Integrated Marketing Successlindsayferris
Brands and marketers are paying a lot of lip service to the WHAT of "Integrated Marketing", but there's a shortage of information on the HOW. This presentation discusses CHANNEL PLANNING - what it is, how to start and how to use it as a framework for innovation.
Featured interview - John Stapleton, FMCG Entrepreneur and Co-Founder of New ...Nigel Wright Group
John Stapleton, a seasoned FMCG entrepreneur, chats to Nigel
Wright about his experiences growing and then selling New
Covent Garden Soup Company (NCGSC), as well as the learnings he has gained in his career since then, in the USA with Glencoe Inc., and through his current venture, Little Dish.
When you remember me, it means that you have carried something of who I am with you, that I have left some mark of who I am on who you are. It means that you can summon me back to your memory even though countless years and miles may stand between us. It means that if we meet again, you will know me. It means that even after I die, you can still see my face and remember my voice and speak to me in your heart, for as long as you remember me, I am never entirely lost. if you forget me, part of who I am will be gone from your memory.
How to make your customers fall in love with you.Liquid Agency
The document discusses how retailers can build meaningful relationships with customers by focusing on creating engaging experiences rather than just sales. It suggests that the retail experience should feel like a first date where the customer is already thinking about future interactions. To do this, retailers need to get to know customers' individual needs, create moments of delight, stay connected even when not making a purchase, and invite customer feedback and sharing of experiences. The document presents this approach as analogous to dating and emphasizes focusing on the customer experience and social interactions over short-term sales metrics.
Let'em Live Upstate Animal Welfare Conference Jessica Monroe
The document outlines a fundraising plan presented by Sandy Rees, a fundraising coach. The plan discusses finding the right donors by identifying an ideal donor profile, crafting the right message using a formula of who benefits and how, and timing asks for donations correctly using a 3 to 1 communication to ask ratio. The three parts of a successful fundraising formula are engaging the right people, crafting the right message, and asking at the right time. Quick tips are provided such as focusing on relationship building and inspiring donors with the impact of their donations.
The document proposes a solution called Eattab, which is a platform that connects people looking for places to eat with restaurants. It aims to meet the basic needs of both customers and restaurants. For customers, Eattab allows them to find restaurants, order food, pay, share reviews, and earn rewards. For restaurants, Eattab helps them attract and retain customers, accept orders and payments, advertise, and gather customer data. The platform uses algorithms, intuitive interfaces, social sharing, and rewards to meet all of these needs through a single mobile solution.
This document discusses strategies for brands to achieve growth by rethinking their approach to marketing. It recommends focusing on consumers and their emotions, being distinctive through innovative storytelling, rethinking target segments like baby boomers who have money to spend, and remastering the traditional 4Ps of marketing by focusing on solutions, accessibility, value as defined by consumers, and relevance. Specific tactics discussed include using innovation to reframe competitors, putting the right emotion into strategies to drive behavior, telling honest and transparent stories with relatable characters, and reorienting brand portfolios towards segments' real needs rather than stereotypes.
This document discusses content marketing and how it compares to traditional advertising. It defines content marketing as creating and distributing relevant, quality content such as stories in order to create brand awareness, influence purchasing decisions, and improve brand loyalty. Good content is original, unique, interesting, shareable, targeted, accurate, and in-depth. Content marketing generates 3 times more leads than advertising per dollar spent and keeps customers and potentials engaged with the brand for longer. The key is to generate the right content by focusing on the audience and their needs or interests rather than the brand.
This document discusses how retailers can make their brick-and-mortar stores more social using strategies like social media. It recommends inviting influencers to launches and encouraging photo sharing of in-store displays. A case study of retailer MOVE in Australia is presented that used bloggers to promote the brand. Specific suggestions are provided for both small independent retailers and large retailers, such as integrating social media into customer relationship management systems and hosting in-store events.
Green Zebra, Portland State University campus locationJoel VandeKieft
For Green Zebra, we devised a campaign for their new Portland State location. I worked as copywriter and media manager, creating the headlines and organizing media outlets and budget.
In search of innovative ways to position your dining establishment to stand out amongst prospective patrons? Be sure to review these "12 Tips On Marketing a Restaurant" for inventive opportunities to promote your eatery!
This document provides a summary of research conducted for a local bakery called Angie's Sugar Buzz Bakery. The team conducted surveys of current customers to understand them. They also ran focus groups with high school students to understand the target market. Through this research, they identified key personas for the owner, current customers, and target demographics. They found that women are the primary grocery shoppers and recommend brands to other mothers. The research also uncovered preferences of the target demographics and opportunities to better target women and students. The team developed recommendations based on the research, including improving signage, adding logos to cups for advertising, and providing free Wi-Fi to attract students.
This document discusses techniques for improving sales and influencing others. It notes that people commonly ask how to improve these skills and that we already use brilliant techniques in our everyday lives unconsciously. It encourages reflection on techniques used when borrowing money, getting friends to socialize, gaining new friends, and other scenarios. All of these techniques have passion, emotional connections, compelling reasons, and use of the word "because" in common. Using these techniques like making an emotional connection, asking open questions, and stating recommendations with the word "because" can help close more sales by getting commitment and buy-in from others.
The document discusses a marketing plan created by Team 3 for Cracker Barrel Old Country Store. The team's research found that while Cracker Barrel targets families and travelers, they are missing the 18-24 year old demographic. The team proposes a social media campaign centered around a "Grandma" character to help raise awareness of Cracker Barrel's lunch and dinner options among college-aged students.
Karma Sauce started in 2008 when neighbors challenged each other to eat local food for a month. They began experimenting with sauces using local ingredients, creating two sauces - Good Karma and Bad Karma. Currently, Karma aims to increase online sales to $1,000 per week by March 2015. A SWOT analysis identified strengths like product quality but also weaknesses such as an inconsistent website. The target market is foodies aged 20-50 in New York and other states. Current promotions include Facebook, radio ads, and festival booths. Hot sauce trends favor Karma due to its natural ingredients. Expanding social media use, especially Pinterest which sees high e-commerce sharing, could help Karma meet its sales goal.
The document discusses opportunities for entrepreneurship and financial freedom through a personal franchising business model called TWCo. It argues that this model allows one to earn over 3 million pesos in 6 months by leveraging social relationships and the business system, requiring only 4-6 hours of work per day compared to longer hours for traditional employment or business ownership. The TWCo approach aims to accelerate one's success by providing training, dividing labor, and sharing risks and profits across participants in the network.
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5. Agile Innovation Framework
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8. Customer Journey Map
9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
10. Blue Ocean Strategy
11. Strategyn’s Jobs-To-Be-Done (JTBD) Framework with Job Map
12. Design Sprint Framework
13. The Double Diamond
14. Lean Six Sigma DMAIC
15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
16. Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
17. Stage-Gate Model
18. Toyota’s Six Steps of Kaizen
19. Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
20. Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
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This presentation is a curated compilation of PowerPoint diagrams and templates designed to illustrate 20 different digital transformation frameworks and models. These frameworks are based on recent industry trends and best practices, ensuring that the content remains relevant and up-to-date.
Key highlights include Microsoft's Digital Transformation Framework, which focuses on driving innovation and efficiency, and McKinsey's Ten Guiding Principles, which provide strategic insights for successful digital transformation. Additionally, Forrester's framework emphasizes enhancing customer experiences and modernizing IT infrastructure, while IDC's MaturityScape helps assess and develop organizational digital maturity. MIT's framework explores cutting-edge strategies for achieving digital success.
These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
Frameworks/Models included:
Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
McKinsey’s Ten Guiding Principles of Digital Transformation
Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
Deloitte’s Digital Industrial Transformation Framework
Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
Customer Journey Map
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2. Learn how to make your
candy bar sale successful
IF YOU’RE CONSIDERING A CANDY
BAR FUNDRAISER, YOU OBVIOUSLY
WANT TO SELL A LOT OF PRODUCT,
BUT WITHOUT THE HASSLES. MOST
MEASURE SUCCESS BY HOW MUCH
MONEY IS BROUGHT IN. AND THIS IS
IMPORTANT FOR OBVIOUS REASONS.
MANY ARE INCLINED TO THINK THAT
ONLY THE WEALTHY SCHOOLS HAVE
THE REALLY HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL
SALES. IT SEEMS LOGICAL BECAUSE
THESE AREAS HAVE MORE
RESOURCES, ARE MORE AFFLUENT
AND THUS HAVE THE MOST MONEY
TO GIVE. HOWEVER, YOU MAY BE
SURPRISED THAT THIS ISN'T
ALWAYS THE CASE.
3. IN FACT, THE OPPOSITE IS OFTEN
THE CASE. WE’VE WORKED WITH
GROUPS IN WEALTHY AREAS THAT
END UP HAVING VERY POOR SALES
DUE TO APATHY AND POOR
PLANNING. ON THE OTHER HAND,
MANY ORGANIZATIONS FROM LESS
AFFLUENT AREAS TEND TO REALIZE
THAT THEY CAN’T SIMPLY WRITE A
CHECK TO PAY FOR NECESSITIES
WHENEVER THEY WANT. SO WHAT
DOES SCHOOL FUNDRAISING
SUCCESS ACTUALLY MEAN?
4. SUCCESS IS ALWAYS RELATIVE. TO
ANSWER THIS QUESTION YOU MUST
GRAPPLE WITH WHAT SUCCESS
MEANS TO YOUR SPECIFIC GROUP.
AND TO DO THAT, YOU MUST BE ABLE
TO SET A CONCRETE FINANCIAL GOAL
BASED ON A NEED THAT OTHERS ARE
PASSIONATE ABOUT AS WELL. THIS IS
YOUR FOUNDATION.
THEN IT’LL BE IMPORTANT TO TAKE A
CLOSER LOOK AT THE BEST WAY FOR
YOUR SCHOOL TO MAKE MONEY.
HERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT YOU
CAN DO AS A SPONSOR IF YOU'RE
LOOKING TO EXPERIENCE A
SUCCESSFUL CANDY BAR SALE
5. The School Sponsor
Always Drives the Sale
1.
HANDS DOWN, THE MOST CRUCIAL
PERSON IN DETERMINING THE
SUCCESS OF ANY SCHOOL SALE IS THE
PERSON WHO’S IN CHARGE OF IT.
EVERYTHING BEGINS AND ENDS WITH
THE SPONSOR AND THE MOST
IMPORTANT TRAIT THEY CAN HAVE IS
PASSION.
6. SUCCESSFUL SPONSORS CARE A
GREAT DEAL ABOUT THE NEEDS OF
THEIR SCHOOL AND AS A RESULT, THE
FUNDRAISER THAT’S GOING TO MAKE
THINGS BETTER. THEY ARE ALSO GOOD
AT MOTIVATING OTHERS TO GET
INVOLVED, NOT JUST WITH MAKING
SALES, BUT WITH SCHOOL-RELATED
ACTIVITIES INGENERAL.
LEARN HOW ONE MOM BROUGHT HER
SCHOOL’S PTA TO LIFE.
7. THEY UNDERSTAND THAT THE MORE
MONEY THEY RAISE, THE MORE
THEY'LL BE ABLE TO IMPACT THE LIVES
OF THEIR STUDENTS. THEIR CANDY
BAR SALE IS ACTIVELY AND
CONSISTENTLY PROMOTED TO THEIR
STUDENTS, PARENTS AND STAFF FROM
DAY ONE.
THEY TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF THE
LIMITED TIME THEY HAVE TO MAKE
MONEY. THESE PEOPLE ALWAYS SEEM
TO PREVAIL, REGARDLESS OF THE
OBSTACLES IN FRONT OF THEM.
8. AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, THIS
MINDSET IS CONTAGIOUS. AND OF
COURSE, THE OPPOSITE ATTITUDE IS
ALMOST ALWAYS
GUARANTEED TO YIELD THE OPPOSITE
RESULTS AS WELL
.
IN OTHER WORDS, YOUR STUDENTS
WILL FEED OFF OF YOUR ENTHUSIASM.
WHAT FOLLOWS ARE A FEW OF THE
ATTRIBUTES THAT
WE’VE FOUND MOST SUCCESSFUL
SPONSORS HAVE:
10. 2. Why Wealth Doesn’t
Determine Fundraising
Success
DO WEALTHY SCHOOLS ALWAYS RAISE
MORE MONEY THAN LESS AFFLUENT
ONES? LET’S DEAL WITH THIS
MISCONCEPTION RIGHT NOW. THE
ANSWER IS, IN A NUTSHELL, WEALTH
DOES NOT DETERMINE THE SUCCESS
OF A SCHOOL FUNDRAISER.
IN FACT, QUITE THE OPPOSITE CAN BE
TRUE. AFFLUENCE CAN EVEN BE A
HINDERANCE. THE BOTTOM LINE IS
THAT IF PEOPLE DON’T SEE A NEED,
APATHY AND DISCONNECT USUALLY
ENSUES.
11. WE’VE WORKED WITH MANY
LOWER-INCOME SCHOOLS THAT
ENDED UP OUTPERFORMING SCHOOLS
IN HIGHERINCOME NEIGHBORHOODS.
CANDY BAR FUNDRAISING SUCCESS
ISN’T REALLY DETERMINED BY THE
NEIGHBORHOOD, SCHOOL STAFF,
PARENTS, OR EVEN THE STUDENTS.
RATHER, POSITIVE ATTITUDE, STRONG
COMMITMENT AND CULTIVATING A
FEELING OF UNITY ARE FAR MORE
SIGNIFICANT. THESE ARE TRAITS THAT
CAN BE POSSESSED BY ANY GROUP,
REGARDLESS OF SOCIOECONOMICS.
12. 3. Commit to Candy Bar
Fundraiser Excellence
IF YOU COULD BE A FLY ON THE WALL
AND WATCH EVERYTHING UNFOLD
WITH YOUR SALE, WHAT WOULD YOU
HOPE TO SEE?
WHAT KIND OF EXPERIENCE DO YOU
WANT EVERYONE TO HAVE? HERE ARE
SOME QUESTIONS TO
PONDER:
13. 3. Commit to Candy Bar
Fundraiser Excellence
WILL PEOPLE UNDERSTAND AND RALLY
AROUND YOUR PURPOSE?
WILL YOUR CUSTOMERS EMBRACE THE
ACTUAL CANDY BAR PRODUCT THAT YOU
HOW MOTIVATED WILL YOUR STUDENTS BE
AND WHAT INCENTIVES DO YOU PLAN TO
OFFER?
HOW DO YOU PLAN TO KEEP YOUR
PARENTS INFORMED?
DO YOU SEE YOUR PARENTS AND
STUDENTS AS AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE
PROCESS, OR MERELY AS PAWNS THAT YOU
JUST HAVE TO ‘WIN OVER’?
PLAN TO SELL?
14. LEARN ABOUT FREE FUNDRAISING
INCENTIVES
THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE
QUESTIONS THAT SPONSORS SHOULD
BE ASKING THEMSELVES. THEY ARE
OFTEN THINGS THAT WE HOPE WILL
AUTOMATICALLY HAPPEN, BUT
UNFORTUNATELY DON’T ALWAYS PLAN
FOR IN ADVANCE.
A POSITIVE OVERALL PERCEPTION
ABOUT YOUR CANDY BAR FUNDRAISER
WILL MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN
THE WORLD, ESPECIALLY IF YOU WANT
PEOPLE TO PARTICIPATE IN FUTURE
SALES AS WELL.