Gain an understanding of millennials’ needs & expectations on entering the workplace in order to be able to attract & retain millennial talent within a South African context.
Gain an understanding of millennials’ needs & expectations on entering the workplace, in order to be able to attract & retain millennial talent within a South African context.
A Twitter user commented that they found the speaker at a social media conference to be incredibly sexy and expressed their enjoyment of the talk about social media. They included hashtags referencing the social media talk and conference.
BIC commissioned Student Village to launch a campaign called "Pick Your BIC" to engage youth on social media, strengthen brand awareness on campuses, and distribute BIC student packs. Student Village took a multifaceted entertainment approach, organizing fun activities like dance-offs and open mic contests at UKZN and UJ campuses. Their tactics achieved physical reach to over 240,000 students and 579,451 social media impressions, distributing 6,000 product samples across 10 campuses.
The document contains contact information for Ronen Aries including his email, Twitter handle, phone number, website, and a Twitter handle for a company called Campus Marketing.
This document provides insights into ways for brands to connect with youth over the festive season. It discusses 3 main ways:
1) Using social media influencers on platforms like Instagram that students actively engage with to promote brands and products.
2) Setting up activations and campaigns at popular coastal locations and beaches that students frequent during holidays to engage them through experiential marketing.
3) Creating road trip campaigns through vehicle branding, pop-up shops along routes, and competitions to entertain students and promote brands while they are traveling between locations over the holidays. The document emphasizes keeping campaigns simple, authentic and focused on spaces where youth socialize and travel during the festive period.
Reckitt Benckiser (RB) hired Student Village to help recruit the best candidates for their graduate program. Student Village promoted the program across four universities in South Africa using posters, flyers, social media and campus activations. This generated many student interactions, with 75-120 eligible candidates attending presentations at each school to learn about the internship and graduate opportunities at RB. The case study shows how Student Village successfully helped build RB's employer brand and attract top emerging talent for their graduate program.
The document contains contact information for Ronen Aries including his email, Twitter handle, phone number, website, and a Twitter handle for a company called Campus Marketing.
Gain an understanding of millennials’ needs & expectations on entering the workplace, in order to be able to attract & retain millennial talent within a South African context.
A Twitter user commented that they found the speaker at a social media conference to be incredibly sexy and expressed their enjoyment of the talk about social media. They included hashtags referencing the social media talk and conference.
BIC commissioned Student Village to launch a campaign called "Pick Your BIC" to engage youth on social media, strengthen brand awareness on campuses, and distribute BIC student packs. Student Village took a multifaceted entertainment approach, organizing fun activities like dance-offs and open mic contests at UKZN and UJ campuses. Their tactics achieved physical reach to over 240,000 students and 579,451 social media impressions, distributing 6,000 product samples across 10 campuses.
The document contains contact information for Ronen Aries including his email, Twitter handle, phone number, website, and a Twitter handle for a company called Campus Marketing.
This document provides insights into ways for brands to connect with youth over the festive season. It discusses 3 main ways:
1) Using social media influencers on platforms like Instagram that students actively engage with to promote brands and products.
2) Setting up activations and campaigns at popular coastal locations and beaches that students frequent during holidays to engage them through experiential marketing.
3) Creating road trip campaigns through vehicle branding, pop-up shops along routes, and competitions to entertain students and promote brands while they are traveling between locations over the holidays. The document emphasizes keeping campaigns simple, authentic and focused on spaces where youth socialize and travel during the festive period.
Reckitt Benckiser (RB) hired Student Village to help recruit the best candidates for their graduate program. Student Village promoted the program across four universities in South Africa using posters, flyers, social media and campus activations. This generated many student interactions, with 75-120 eligible candidates attending presentations at each school to learn about the internship and graduate opportunities at RB. The case study shows how Student Village successfully helped build RB's employer brand and attract top emerging talent for their graduate program.
The document contains contact information for Ronen Aries including his email, Twitter handle, phone number, website, and a Twitter handle for a company called Campus Marketing.
Student Marketing: Student spending behaviour - South Africa 2010jniemand
This document summarizes the findings of research into student spending behavior in South Africa. The research was a collaborative project between Student Village and the University of South Africa (UNISA) that surveyed 660 students across various demographic factors. Some of the key findings include: students spend on average R35,616 per year, more than the average South African household; male students spend 15% more than females; ethnic groups have significantly different spending patterns; students who rent have more disposable income than those living with family; and discounts and loyalty programs are highly valued by students. The document provides additional insights into categories of spending and factors that influence student purchasing.
Check out how Student Village has been amplifying Miller Genuine Draft's social media platforms and infiltrating the hottest youth relevant scenes. #ItsMillerTime
Student Village was tasked with conceptualising an innovative way for Vodacom to launch the "NXT LVL" Graduate Recruitment Campaign and to position Vodacom as the employer of choice amongst top graduates.
Student Village has embarked on a new research journey to find out exactly where the South African student community currently stands when it comes to money.
Where do they get it?
Do they save any?
Where do they spend it?
Which brands have their attention?
What pushes their spending decisions?
The document discusses a 7-step influencer marketing campaign process: 1) define brand objectives, 2) identify influencers, 3) design the program, 4) develop key performance indicators, 5) set influencers loose to promote the brand, 6) measure results, 7) call experts to help with the campaign.
The document shows average student spending amounts by year of study. First year students spent an average of 25% of their budget, second year students spent 25%, third year students spent 26%, and fourth year students spent 23%. It then lists the average rand amounts spent per year of study, ranging from R490.75 for first years to R649.76 for third years.
A look at The Future State of Youth Radio based on current research of brand needs from the landscape, digital radio adoption and student desires as presented at the Annual Youth Radio Summit 2017 hosted by Student Village.
A look at the future landscape of youth radio in context of the greater dynamics of commercial and community stations as part of the annual Youth Radio Summit 2017 hosted by Student Village, as presented by 5FM Radio Host, Nonala Tose.
Student Village helped Nescafe launch six new delicious flavour variants on campus whilst helping students start a conversation, creating a connection that lasts!
Student Village helped STA take its #MyMzansiRoadTrip on the road and travelled accross the country with six lucky students and influencers to explore what South Africa has to offer. Check out the case study!
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Studies have shown that meditating for just 10-20 minutes per day can have significant positive impacts on both mental and physical health over time.
Sportscene wanted to promote their 10% student discount offering and drive brand awareness. Student Village helped by running a campus activation campaign, distributing posters and offering incentives like a spin-to-win competition and Instagram photo booth. This drove over 5,800 student signups and reached over 129,000 social media accounts. Students engaged on social media and three bursaries were awarded as part of the successful campaign.
During the month of August, Werksmans attorneys needed an impactful idea for celebrating Women's Day, in a way that would inspire young women about to embark on their career journey.
Samsung wanted Student Village to promote a varsity sports campaign highlighting that Samsung is the official ball partner of varsity sports in South Africa. The campaign objectives were to showcase Samsung's involvement in varsity sports and drive overall brand awareness on campuses. Student Village activated the campaign through campus radio announcements and promoters who collected donated sports equipment and clothing on campuses for one day. The winning campus with the most donations would receive the goods to develop their own underprivileged sports team. The campaign experienced great participation from students and was successful in helping Samsung showcase its charitable side.
The National Responsible Gambling Programme (NRGP) partnered with Student Village to create an awareness campaign about responsible gambling across several university campuses. The campaign objectives were to remind students to gamble responsibly and inform them of gambling risks. Student Village created carnival games highlighting that gambling involves chance. Over 6000 students engaged across 9 campuses, and the campaign reached over 40,000 accounts with 245,000 impressions. The activations were well-received by campus staff and students requested expanding them to transportation areas like taxi ranks.
Student Marketing: Student spending behaviour - South Africa 2010jniemand
This document summarizes the findings of research into student spending behavior in South Africa. The research was a collaborative project between Student Village and the University of South Africa (UNISA) that surveyed 660 students across various demographic factors. Some of the key findings include: students spend on average R35,616 per year, more than the average South African household; male students spend 15% more than females; ethnic groups have significantly different spending patterns; students who rent have more disposable income than those living with family; and discounts and loyalty programs are highly valued by students. The document provides additional insights into categories of spending and factors that influence student purchasing.
Check out how Student Village has been amplifying Miller Genuine Draft's social media platforms and infiltrating the hottest youth relevant scenes. #ItsMillerTime
Student Village was tasked with conceptualising an innovative way for Vodacom to launch the "NXT LVL" Graduate Recruitment Campaign and to position Vodacom as the employer of choice amongst top graduates.
Student Village has embarked on a new research journey to find out exactly where the South African student community currently stands when it comes to money.
Where do they get it?
Do they save any?
Where do they spend it?
Which brands have their attention?
What pushes their spending decisions?
The document discusses a 7-step influencer marketing campaign process: 1) define brand objectives, 2) identify influencers, 3) design the program, 4) develop key performance indicators, 5) set influencers loose to promote the brand, 6) measure results, 7) call experts to help with the campaign.
The document shows average student spending amounts by year of study. First year students spent an average of 25% of their budget, second year students spent 25%, third year students spent 26%, and fourth year students spent 23%. It then lists the average rand amounts spent per year of study, ranging from R490.75 for first years to R649.76 for third years.
A look at The Future State of Youth Radio based on current research of brand needs from the landscape, digital radio adoption and student desires as presented at the Annual Youth Radio Summit 2017 hosted by Student Village.
A look at the future landscape of youth radio in context of the greater dynamics of commercial and community stations as part of the annual Youth Radio Summit 2017 hosted by Student Village, as presented by 5FM Radio Host, Nonala Tose.
Student Village helped Nescafe launch six new delicious flavour variants on campus whilst helping students start a conversation, creating a connection that lasts!
Student Village helped STA take its #MyMzansiRoadTrip on the road and travelled accross the country with six lucky students and influencers to explore what South Africa has to offer. Check out the case study!
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Studies have shown that meditating for just 10-20 minutes per day can have significant positive impacts on both mental and physical health over time.
Sportscene wanted to promote their 10% student discount offering and drive brand awareness. Student Village helped by running a campus activation campaign, distributing posters and offering incentives like a spin-to-win competition and Instagram photo booth. This drove over 5,800 student signups and reached over 129,000 social media accounts. Students engaged on social media and three bursaries were awarded as part of the successful campaign.
During the month of August, Werksmans attorneys needed an impactful idea for celebrating Women's Day, in a way that would inspire young women about to embark on their career journey.
Samsung wanted Student Village to promote a varsity sports campaign highlighting that Samsung is the official ball partner of varsity sports in South Africa. The campaign objectives were to showcase Samsung's involvement in varsity sports and drive overall brand awareness on campuses. Student Village activated the campaign through campus radio announcements and promoters who collected donated sports equipment and clothing on campuses for one day. The winning campus with the most donations would receive the goods to develop their own underprivileged sports team. The campaign experienced great participation from students and was successful in helping Samsung showcase its charitable side.
The National Responsible Gambling Programme (NRGP) partnered with Student Village to create an awareness campaign about responsible gambling across several university campuses. The campaign objectives were to remind students to gamble responsibly and inform them of gambling risks. Student Village created carnival games highlighting that gambling involves chance. Over 6000 students engaged across 9 campuses, and the campaign reached over 40,000 accounts with 245,000 impressions. The activations were well-received by campus staff and students requested expanding them to transportation areas like taxi ranks.
Student Village 2015 partnered with STA Travel to promote domestic travel experiences in South Africa and drive signups for STA's student travel card. They launched an adventure campaign across the University of Cape Town and University of Witwatersrand campuses, giving away experiences like shark cage diving, wine tours, and bungee jumping. Nearly 5,000 students participated overall, and approximately 700 signed up for the travel card. The campaign generated over 1 million social media impressions and reached 179,000 accounts, exceeding STA's expectations.
Castle Lite partnered with Student Village to increase brand engagement with students and drive ticket sales for Republic of Extra Cold events. The campaign involved signing students up as citizens of the Republic of Extra Cold online and having "ministers of education" visit campuses to take selfies with students for a chance to win tickets. WhatsApp groups were also used where students could enter by sending pictures showing their presidential look or speech. The campaign reached over 39,000 accounts on social media and engaged close to 15,000 users on Facebook. It was successful in driving ticket sales and awareness for the events within three weeks during a busy exam period.
Miller Genuine Draft (MGD) wanted to attract younger consumers for its birthday celebration campaign. Student Village created the #LoveAtFreshSip campaign to connect with social media influencers. Influencers were hand delivered customized hampers and challenged to share their "Miller moment" online for a chance to win a prize. Influencers generated over 700,000 impressions on Twitter and 1,400 likes and 100 comments on Instagram, reaching over 20,000 users. The campaign successfully drove brand awareness for MGD among younger audiences through social media influencers.
Alcatel wanted to increase its relevance and promote its smartphones to students through Student Village's brand ambassador program. Student Village conducted a campaign using brand ambassadors to promote Alcatel at universities and through social media. The ambassadors exceeded expectations by reaching over 190,000 young people through activations and social media. As a result, Alcatel became the number two smartphone brand in South Africa and number one brand for tablets.
Nescafé asked Student Village to create a campaign to increase coffee consumption among students in a way that would create buzz and make a positive impact. Student Village erected a giant wall on campus covered in Nescafé samples to engage students and set up an inter-campus competition. On the big day, students formed the longest human chain across multiple campuses, drinking Nescafé from double-handled mugs. The event raised thousands of rands for campus charities and inspired over 411,000ml of Nescafé consumption among students, achieving the goals of creating buzz and positively impacting students.
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