The document discusses the author's work as an account planner for various clients including Tauck. For Tauck, the goal was to increase awareness of family travel. Through research, the key insight was that families go on vacation to bond and experience new things together. Solutions proposed targeting this insight, such as smaller tour group sizes to allow more bonding time and adding a service component for families to participate in together. The author's background and skills in research, strategy, and understanding consumer behavior were assets in developing creative approaches for clients.
Rebecca Starer has provided her personal portfolio containing examples of her work. It includes her resume highlighting her education and work experience in marketing and communications. It also includes writing samples such as a press release for a new company and a blog post on using social media to promote food businesses. Finally, it contains graphic design examples including a flyer she created for a charity wiffleball tournament and other Adobe projects. The portfolio is intended to showcase Rebecca's skills and qualifications in writing, marketing, graphic design, and communications.
Todd Egan is a visual designer and photographer based in Salt Lake City, Utah specializing in logo design, branding, and motion graphics. He has over 10 years of experience creating visual content for film, television, and commercial clients. Egan's work emphasizes clear visual communication and narrative storytelling. He is skilled in both traditional and digital media. Egan offers consultation services to help clients develop brands that will visually and narratively describe their message.
The researchers surveyed teenagers in Baldock to understand how they spend their free time and what community facilities they would like. Most teenagers are unhappy with the existing community areas and parks, wanting somewhere for just teenagers to socialize. The researchers propose regenerating an area for teenagers by creating a skate park or other facilities. They will create a documentary, posters, and social media campaign to promote regenerating an area for teenagers in Baldock and educate them on the benefits of regeneration. They will brainstorm names, slogans, logos and campaign details and take questions.
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This document summarizes Baylie Stillwell's experiential marketing plan for the Port Discovery Children's Museum. The plan aims to increase awareness and attendance by placing interactive play experiences like hopscotch and puzzles at bus stops and on billboards. These experiences are meant to stir childhood memories in adults and encourage them to create new memories by visiting the museum with their children. Stillwell analyzes the plan using lexicon terms like accessibility, audience, and play. The goal is to spread awareness through low-cost, memorable experiences that audiences can participate in, with the hope that word-of-mouth will increase attendance and membership sales. Constraints include the unpredictability of adult participation and difficulty measuring the success of visual-only ads
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Rebecca Starer has provided her personal portfolio containing examples of her work. It includes her resume highlighting her education and work experience in marketing and communications. It also includes writing samples such as a press release for a new company and a blog post on using social media to promote food businesses. Finally, it contains graphic design examples including a flyer she created for a charity wiffleball tournament and other Adobe projects. The portfolio is intended to showcase Rebecca's skills and qualifications in writing, marketing, graphic design, and communications.
Todd Egan is a visual designer and photographer based in Salt Lake City, Utah specializing in logo design, branding, and motion graphics. He has over 10 years of experience creating visual content for film, television, and commercial clients. Egan's work emphasizes clear visual communication and narrative storytelling. He is skilled in both traditional and digital media. Egan offers consultation services to help clients develop brands that will visually and narratively describe their message.
The researchers surveyed teenagers in Baldock to understand how they spend their free time and what community facilities they would like. Most teenagers are unhappy with the existing community areas and parks, wanting somewhere for just teenagers to socialize. The researchers propose regenerating an area for teenagers by creating a skate park or other facilities. They will create a documentary, posters, and social media campaign to promote regenerating an area for teenagers in Baldock and educate them on the benefits of regeneration. They will brainstorm names, slogans, logos and campaign details and take questions.
Lessons from one of the most successful Facebook campaignstitofavino
The Oreo Daily Twist to date is one of the most successful and award winning examples of how a social campaign can change and improve brand perception whilst positively impacting its business and profits.
The document provides an overview of Pia Droessiger's portfolio as an account planner. It includes a profile outlining her skills in understanding consumers' perspectives to create relevant brand connections. It also summarizes two case studies - one for a restaurant seeking to increase recognition and one for a children's museum aiming to boost attendance. Finally, it outlines a proposed strategy for a bicycle rental company expanding into a new market.
This document summarizes Baylie Stillwell's experiential marketing plan for the Port Discovery Children's Museum. The plan aims to increase awareness and attendance by placing interactive play experiences like hopscotch and puzzles at bus stops and on billboards. These experiences are meant to stir childhood memories in adults and encourage them to create new memories by visiting the museum with their children. Stillwell analyzes the plan using lexicon terms like accessibility, audience, and play. The goal is to spread awareness through low-cost, memorable experiences that audiences can participate in, with the hope that word-of-mouth will increase attendance and membership sales. Constraints include the unpredictability of adult participation and difficulty measuring the success of visual-only ads
If you attend a Fringe Festival, you’ll be delighted to a hodge-podge of artistic
expression- an endless performance buffet, with too many options to choose from. Despite the
variety, nevertheless, it’s likely they’ll all share one thing in common: at the end of the show,
the performer(s) will take their bow
Though marketing and advertising has existed for hundreds of years, one marketing strategy has recently become a front-runner in major companies like Coca- Cola, Pepsi, and Febreze. Experiential marketing, a type of guerilla marketing, invites consumers to use all senses to experience a brand, ultimately facilitating a deeper connection between the audience and the company
The document provides a portfolio for Pia Droessiger, an account planner. It includes an introduction, case studies on a restaurant called Altes Pfarrhaus, the Portland Children's Museum, and Zipcar expanding into bicycle rentals. It also includes a resume highlighting Pia's education in marketing and advertising and work experience as an administrative assistant.
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1) "How to Build a Following Around Your Idea" on identifying ideas that set you apart and promoting them successfully.
2) "Curious Bridges: How Designers Grow the Future" on design's influence with Paola Antonelli from MoMA.
3) "Defining the Next Generation Retail Experience" on innovating the retail experience with CEOs from Sephora, Stitch Fix, and Rent the Runway.
The document provides examples of effective promotional campaigns and brainstorms promotional elements and ideas for a school Christmas production. It examines campaigns for breast cancer awareness, The REFRESH Project, and Old Spice that were successful due to instantly recognizable logos and messaging that promoted positive social impact. For the school production, it suggests digital banners, emails, posters around school, announcements, a website, and social media posts to spread word to the school and parent community.
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This issue of Gypsy Chic magazine includes interviews with three greeting card entrepreneurs - Katie Hunt, Roxanne Proulx, and Jamie Summers. It also provides information on upcoming trade shows and discusses several topics relevant to the greeting card publishing industry such as the 100 Day Project creative challenge, new GDPR data protection laws, and an analysis of different types of greeting card messages. The editor expresses her excitement about spring and her upcoming trip to the United States to visit trade shows and experience cities like New York.
The document presents a marketing plan for a DIY cardboard speaker. Some key points:
- The speaker is lightweight, collapsible, USB powered and can connect to computers and MP3 players.
- Market research found that many consumers doubt the speaker's sound quality and durability being cardboard. The target audience is chosen as families with children and craft hobbyists who prioritize design over sound.
- The plan is to launch in major US cities, create an online presence, partner with craft/family websites and magazines, hold speaker design contests to generate buzz, attend craft shows for sampling, and provide samples to schools. Sales are forecast to increase over 5 years as brand awareness grows through these efforts.
This document summarizes the key findings of a Razorfish digital brand experience report. The report found that digital brand experiences are not just for awareness or conversions, but for creating customers. When consumers actively engage with brands online through activities like contests or social media connections, they experience dramatic increases in brand awareness, consideration, likelihood of purchase, and recommendations to others. The era of 30-second TV spots is being replaced by an era of digital brand experiences where the customer experience is the message. Marketers need to shift focus from awareness to actively engaging consumers both online and offline.
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The document summarizes several events at the SXSW conference, including a Roku streaming lounge that allowed attendees to relax and watch shows, a presentation on how to become more interesting in 10 simple steps, and brands like PepsiCo discussing their crowdsourcing successes. It also notes that some attendees were camping out in rooms all day for back-to-back sessions rather than networking more broadly.
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Groundhog day is my dad’s favorite holiday. It’s been that way for as long as I can remember, far before the Bill Murray movie of the same name came out.
Growing up, I couldn’t understand why he would pick such a random holiday to be his favorite. But then I noticed how every February 2nd he’d receive cards or calls from friends new and old. And it dawned on me: He picked it because he could own it.
His love of Groundhog Day was unique. Every year when Phil stuck out his head, whether he saw his shadow or not, people thought of my dad.
It was my first marketing lesson: Distinguish yourself from the crowd. And it’s as valid today as it was back then. That’s why this issue is dedicated to providing you tips and tools for differentiating your product, your company and your career.
Happy Reading,
Rebecca Kalogeris, Editorial Director
Basic Management Concepts., “Management is the art of getting things done thr...DilanThennakoon
The managers achieve organizational objectives by getting work from
others and not performing in the tasks themselves.
Management is an art and science of getting work done through people.
It is the process of giving direction and controlling the various activities
of the people to achieve the objectives of an organization Management is a universal process in all organized, social and economic activities. Wherever
there is human activity there is management.
Management is a vital aspect of the economic life of man, which is an organized group activity. A
central directing and controlling agency is indispensable for a business concern. The productive
resources –material, labour, capital etc. are entrusted to the organizing skill, administrative ability
and enterprising initiative of the management. Thus, management provides leadership to a
business enterprise. Without able managers and effective managerial leadership the resources of
production remain merely resources and never become production. Management occupies such an
important place in the modern world that the welfare of the people and the destiny of the country
are very much influenced by it.
1.2 MEANING OF MANAGEMENT
Management is a technique of extracting work from others in an integrated and co-ordinated
manner for realizing the specific objectives through productive use of material resources.
Mobilising the physical, human and financial resources and planning their utilization for business
operations in such a manner as to reach the defined goals can be benefited to as management.
1.3 DEFINITION OF MANAGEMENT
Management may be defined in many different ways. Many eminent authors on the subject have
defined the term "management". Some of these definitions are reproduced below:
In the words of George R Terry - "Management is a distinct process consisting of planning,
organising, actuating and controlling performed to determine and accomplish the objectives by the
use of people and resources".
According to James L Lundy - "Management is principally the task of planning, co¬ordinating,
motivating and controlling the efforts of others towards a specific objective",
In the words of Henry Fayol - "To manage is to forecast and to plan, to organise, to command, to
co-ordinate and to control".
According to Peter F Drucker - "Management is a multipurpose organ that manages a business and
manages managers and manages worker and work".
In the words of J.N. Schulze - "Management is the force which leads, guides and directs an
organisation in the accomplishment of a pre-determined object".
In the words of Koontz and O'Donnel - "Management is defined as the creation and maintenance
of an internal environment in an enterprise where individuals working together in groups can
perform efficiently and effectively towards the attainment of group goals".
According to Ordway Tead - "Management is the process and agency which directs and guides the
operations of an organisation in realising of established aim
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9. The main thing that we
want to bring to the museum is a
sense of novelty.The Pacific
Grove Museum has been with the
people of the Monterey County
since 1883 and we think it’s time
to incorporate modernity into the
overall marketing campaign and
the brand.
Brand Story
Logo
Even though we focus on
bringing changes, we also value
the history that this museum has.
The logo is an updated version of
the original logo.The new logo is
a hand-drawn design that
consists of all the things that
Pacific Grove prides itself with ---
birds, trees, whales, and ocean.
The logo is unique, modern, and
it ties in the identity and history
of the museum.
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11. Colors
Gill Sans -Titles,Advertising
Didot - Body Type, Communications
Fonts
The colors are an updated version of the old colors as well.We want to keep the orange of
the Monarch butterflies and the green of nature as a way to keep a piece of the original design.
The colors that we decide to add are blue and yellow.The blue is to symbolize ocean and the
yellow comes from one of the displays of the butterflies.
The fonts are Gill Sans and Didot. Gill Sans is the font on the logo and also the font that
would appear in most digital documents that are typed. Gill Sans is a typeface that is has a more
rounded appearance, which goes well with our hand-drawn logo. Didot, on the other hand, is a
serif font that would be used in formal documents such as letters.
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12. First, Last Name
165 Forest Ave, Pacific Grove,
CA, 93950, United
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CA, 95112, United
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21. TARGET AUDIENCES
Young Parents
These parents are about 30 - 45 years old,
who have little kids. They live in suburbs
and commute to work in the cities. They
are tech-savvy and enjoy sharing pictures
of their kids on social media. They like to
bring their kids out on the weekends for
staycations.
Generation Z
This group of people are between 10 - 16
years old, who are in either middle school
or high school.They grew up with
technology,so they post often on social
media. They are used to learning from
screens rather than from whiteboards.
Retired
They are in the age range of 58-68 years
old. They are freshly retired from the
workforce and are constantly seeking new
activities to participate in.They have
incredible purchase power because of
retiring pension.They hang out with their
retired friends.
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23. 18
COMMUNICATION
Media
No on TV.
Minimal radio presence. (on 90.3 KAZU)
Minimal print ads. (newspaper or magazines)
Effective advertisings would be billboards and social media.
Current Target Market
Elementary school children or younger who are in school.
Parents with children who are in elementary school or
younger.
Sales Promotion
Membership discounts: $45 individual, $65 dual, $100 family,
$250 sponsor, $500 patron, $1,000 monarch society, and
$2,500 director’s circle
Facility Rentals
Public Relations
Special events such as Bones and Brews and Butterfly Ball
Monarch butterfly viewing day
Social Media
Twitter: 1405 followers, Generally has about 3 retweets and
likes per tweet,Tweets almost everyday
Instagram: 1553 followers, Generally has 50 likes per picture,
Posts almost everyday
Facebook: 8261 likes, 8151 followers, Generally has about 20
likes and 10 replies per post,Posts almost everyday
24. S.W.O.T Analysis
Strengths
- Educated volunteers.
- Low cost of entrance.
- Strong integrity and values
- Sandy the whale
Weaknesses
- Limited amount of parking
- No city street signs locally leading to the museum unlike
other attractions.
- Low budget git shop
- Low advertising budget
Opportunities
- More technological exhibits
- Modern nature
- Add more parking close to the museum
- More memorable gits in the git shops.
hreats
- Change in technology.
- Easy access to engage in learning through the internet.
- More recognized brands within the area.
- Low brand recognition.
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25. FINDINGS &
INSIGHTSLack of online presence
Many museums are using social media platforms to gather following
Social media posts need to be engaging, funny,educational, frequent, and
inspiring
This problem can be solved by establishing a social media presence by
posting regularly
The posts should be come with a theme; it can be either about learning
or something lighthearted
The social media team should keep up with current events or trends in
order to make the PG Museum feed more relevant
The pictures used on social media should be of high quality resolution
Lack of a landmark
Something that people would immediately think about when they think
of the PG Museum
It can be the bird room, the sands, or the bird nest
The nest can be turned into a good Instagram spot; people like to take
Instagram pictures and it’s a great way to allocate user-generated
marketing
If the museum wants the famous thing be an exhibition (i.e. the bird
room), then it can consider doing a augmented reality feature to attract
more visitors, especially kids
Lack of technology
Technology can be expensive, but when used effectively,it can become a
big attraction
People who come to a museum that exhibits things about science or wild
life, they would immediately expect exhibitions that incorporate
technology
Augmented reality is something that is popular among kids (which is one
of the target audience)
An app with augmented reality of the animals taking the visitors on a tour
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27. CREATIVE DIRECTION
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2
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5
Make an announcement on social media about the new changes
An Instagram or Facebook post that teases the rebranding
Posting new digital contents following the new guidelines
Tease the new app and the AR feature
Start publishing the “Dive Deeper” campaign in
magazines and newspapers
Set up outdoor banners and sandwich boards with the “Dive
Deeper” campaign
Set up the animal footprints that would lead up to the museum
Set up animal footprints inside the museum to create a tour route
Reorganize the collection room and turn it into a dinosaur room
Set up a board informing visitors about the new app that comes with AR
Reorganize the gift shop
Start selling new merchandise
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31. Right into your favorite museum!
Footprints placed on the
sidewalks around Paciic
Grove lead visitors from the
most popular areas of town
right into the museum,
increasing foot trafic
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32. Share your memories on Snapchat
and use the Paciic Grove Museum
of Natural History geoilters
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34. Explore the museum
with the guidance of the
oficial museum app
Featuring augmented-
reality tours, scavenger
hunts, and in-app
shopping at the virtual
museum store
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35. Comemorate your visit
or ind the perfect gift
from the convenience of
your phone
You’ll be sure to ind
gifts for anyone from
educational books to
quality museum apparel
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36. Kids will love being led on a
scavenger hunt of the museum
by an augmented-reality
Monarch butterfly... it really
flutters as they learn and explore
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37. Visitors of all ages will get a thrill out of a
museum tour led by a California grizzly...
the once dominant apex predator that
used to roam the California coast lives on
through the power of augmented-reality
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