College student media miss an opportunity to grab more readers and more attention when they don\'t have IMC plans. This presentation helps build a basic plan to increase circulation and readership.
This document provides a tactical plan for social media activities across various channels including blogs, social networks, online video, photo sharing sites, and presentation sharing sites. It outlines objectives, action items, and key metrics for each channel. The overall goals are to increase brand awareness, thought leadership, engagement, and lead generation through sharing content and encouraging comments/participation on each platform.
Digital advertising in India has grown significantly over the past decade. It has grown from $1.14 billion in 2010 to an estimated $2.26 billion in 2012, a 54% increase, and is projected to reach $2.94 billion by 2013. Digital advertising includes various avenues like search, display, social media, email and mobile advertisements. Search and display currently dominate digital ad spending in India, but mobile advertising is growing rapidly due to increasing smartphone and mobile internet usage. Social media is also becoming an important platform for digital ads. The future of digital advertising in India is bright, as consumers continue adopting new technologies and advertisers refine their ability to precisely target audiences across multiple devices.
The communication plan in Obama's campaignNeerav Harsh
This presentation outlines the four step communication strategy followed by Barack Obama in Presidential elections, 2012. Obama's campaign is a "for dummies" guide to creating a mass movement online.
Presentation I made to fellows, students and professors at the Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. It is basically a beginner's manual for understanding Social Media Marketing, and how people/organizations can use it to develop their brands.
Traditional vs non traditional marketingreachrubi27
Traditional marketing focuses on short-term sales through push strategies like brochures and ads on clothing, while non-traditional marketing takes a long-term, customer-oriented approach through pull strategies like tailoring products to customer needs. Modern marketing methods like emotional branding, social media marketing, and cause marketing aim to build deeper relationships with customers and appeal to their emotions rather than just selling products. These innovative approaches help with customer attraction and retention more than traditional leaflets and brochures alone.
Competition analysis of Matrimony sites: Study by FPSFame Per Second
This document provides an analysis of the top 5 matrimonial sites in India - Shaadi.com, BharatMatrimony.com, JeevanSathi.com, SimplyMarry.com, and MatrimonialsIndia.com. It discusses each site's features, membership schemes, challenges, differences from competitors, and reviews. It also analyzes the parent companies of each site and how they have grown. Key findings include that Shaadi.com is the largest and oldest site, while BharatMatrimony holds a world record for facilitating marriages. SimplyMarry.com is part of the reputable Times Group. Drawbacks discussed are potential for fake profiles, lack of privacy,
This document discusses ethics in public relations. It begins by defining ethics as dealing with questions of right and wrong and how people should act. It then discusses how ethics is important in PR as credibility depends on telling the truth. Several ethical issues in PR are outlined, such as withholding information and propaganda. The document also discusses ethical standards and codes of conduct in the PR industry. It emphasizes that individuals and organizations must adhere to high ethical standards and prioritize doing the right thing.
This document provides a tactical plan for social media activities across various channels including blogs, social networks, online video, photo sharing sites, and presentation sharing sites. It outlines objectives, action items, and key metrics for each channel. The overall goals are to increase brand awareness, thought leadership, engagement, and lead generation through sharing content and encouraging comments/participation on each platform.
Digital advertising in India has grown significantly over the past decade. It has grown from $1.14 billion in 2010 to an estimated $2.26 billion in 2012, a 54% increase, and is projected to reach $2.94 billion by 2013. Digital advertising includes various avenues like search, display, social media, email and mobile advertisements. Search and display currently dominate digital ad spending in India, but mobile advertising is growing rapidly due to increasing smartphone and mobile internet usage. Social media is also becoming an important platform for digital ads. The future of digital advertising in India is bright, as consumers continue adopting new technologies and advertisers refine their ability to precisely target audiences across multiple devices.
The communication plan in Obama's campaignNeerav Harsh
This presentation outlines the four step communication strategy followed by Barack Obama in Presidential elections, 2012. Obama's campaign is a "for dummies" guide to creating a mass movement online.
Presentation I made to fellows, students and professors at the Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. It is basically a beginner's manual for understanding Social Media Marketing, and how people/organizations can use it to develop their brands.
Traditional vs non traditional marketingreachrubi27
Traditional marketing focuses on short-term sales through push strategies like brochures and ads on clothing, while non-traditional marketing takes a long-term, customer-oriented approach through pull strategies like tailoring products to customer needs. Modern marketing methods like emotional branding, social media marketing, and cause marketing aim to build deeper relationships with customers and appeal to their emotions rather than just selling products. These innovative approaches help with customer attraction and retention more than traditional leaflets and brochures alone.
Competition analysis of Matrimony sites: Study by FPSFame Per Second
This document provides an analysis of the top 5 matrimonial sites in India - Shaadi.com, BharatMatrimony.com, JeevanSathi.com, SimplyMarry.com, and MatrimonialsIndia.com. It discusses each site's features, membership schemes, challenges, differences from competitors, and reviews. It also analyzes the parent companies of each site and how they have grown. Key findings include that Shaadi.com is the largest and oldest site, while BharatMatrimony holds a world record for facilitating marriages. SimplyMarry.com is part of the reputable Times Group. Drawbacks discussed are potential for fake profiles, lack of privacy,
This document discusses ethics in public relations. It begins by defining ethics as dealing with questions of right and wrong and how people should act. It then discusses how ethics is important in PR as credibility depends on telling the truth. Several ethical issues in PR are outlined, such as withholding information and propaganda. The document also discusses ethical standards and codes of conduct in the PR industry. It emphasizes that individuals and organizations must adhere to high ethical standards and prioritize doing the right thing.
Ideapoke digital marketing interview assignmentMuthali Ganesh
This document outlines digital marketing tasks for reaching mid-to-top level managers, including suggesting additional marketing channels, tools for managing channels and tracking leads, designing a customer funnel blueprint, defining lead qualification parameters, recommending a low-cost email marketing strategy, and creating dashboards to track performance. It also provides an additional task of performing a sample content audit for a sample company to demonstrate approach and insights.
This document provides an overview of key marketing concepts including marketing strategy, marketing plans, mission statements, the marketing planning process, SMART goals, and SWOT analysis. It defines a marketing strategy as identifying a firm's target markets and marketing mix to build competitive advantage. A marketing plan is a written document that analyzes the current situation and outlines objectives, strategy, action plans, and financial projections. It also explains the components of mission statements, the five steps in marketing planning, the four Ps of the marketing mix (Product, Price, Place, Promotion), how to set SMART goals, and what strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats are analyzed in a SWOT analysis.
Influencer Marketing Strategy - Welcome to this courseGreg Jarboe
This document provides an introduction to an online course on Influencer Marketing Strategy taught by Greg Jarboe. The course will teach strategies and tactics for creating influencer marketing plans for various organizations using the two-step flow model of communication. Students will learn how to calculate the return on investment of influencer marketing campaigns and create a final influencer marketing strategy project. The course is designed for professionals with some marketing experience but not for complete beginners. Forum support from course mentors is encouraged.
Social Media Advertising is here for the long run, in other words it's here to stay. In this presentation I go through the ABC of social media advertising and provide a quick how-to overview on how to embrace Social Media Advertising and make it work for your brand.
This presentation is part of a panel of speeches given at the Fremantle chapter of #HospoBiz, a new Hospitality only networking organization.
For more information on #HospoBiz please visit https://www.facebook.com/hospobiz
To enquire as a speaker, please contact Federica at
federica@mjsocial.com.au
Email marketing 101, How to run email marketing campaigns, Email marketing fu...Deep Mehta
An indepth course in email marketing covering the whole process of email marketing - types of emails, how to avoid the promotions tab, how to analyze an email, tools popular in email marketing, key performance indicators in email marketing, how to UTM tag an emailer, how to write good subject lines & preheader text, anatomy of a good email
Advertising can have both positive and negative effects. Positively, it provides consumers with information to make purchase decisions, encourages competition which can lead to lower prices and better products, and supports economic growth. However, it can also manipulate consumers psychologically and promote materialism. Advertising may disproportionately impact vulnerable groups through stereotyping. The relationship between advertising, business, and society is complex with reasonable arguments on both sides.
In between the tough competition and constant pressure to create powerful deliverable, keeping a check on ethics is also a must not just to avoid legal implications but to create and maintain a good Brand Integrity.
The is the extended case study of the Barack Obama campaign.
This presentation was done by Igor Beuker, to 150 marketers at the SRM Guru meeting 2009 in Amsterdam.
The session lasted 2 hours and the audience was excited and inspired by Obama’s great “brand interaction strategy”. Download the presentation for the slide notes with Igor's story.
All research was done by Paul van Veenendaal, who used over 250 different sources to create this huge slide deck.
If you are inspired by this story, you will probably also like our blog: http://www.ViralBlog.com
All credits go to Barack Obama and his campaign team. Barack Obama, marketer of the year!
This document discusses different types of advertising techniques. It outlines various advertising mediums like television, radio, print, and online ads. It explores how advertising often uses emotional appeals or promises of social status to persuade consumers. Common techniques include bandwagon effects, testimonials, and promises of what using a product can provide. The document also examines critics' views that advertising bombards people with thousands of marketing messages daily and influences behaviors. Examples of real ads are provided for various products and public service announcements.
Cyber journalism, also known as online or digital journalism, refers to journalistic content created and distributed via the internet. It has several advantages over traditional print and broadcast media, such as lower distribution costs, more opportunities for interaction and discussion, and new ways of storytelling using multimedia. However, online journalism also faces challenges including potential accuracy issues from speed of publication and verifying the credibility of sources.
Myanmar pharmaceutical market and marketing mix activities of trading companyCherryBerry2
The document is a study on the marketing mix activities of ABC Trading Co., Ltd, a pharmaceutical trading company in Myanmar. It analyzes the company's product range, which includes drugs from A Pharma, B Pharma, and C Pharma. It examines the company's pricing strategies, distribution channels in Yangon, and promotion activities. The study uses interviews and secondary data to understand ABC Trading's marketing approaches and aims to explore how it conducts business in the Yangon pharmaceutical market.
The document discusses strategies for developing an effective social media content strategy. It recommends starting with user research to understand customer needs and goals. It then suggests holding a messaging workshop to define the goals, audience, voice, tone, timing and keywords for social media content. The strategy should consider where content will live on and off site and get stakeholder buy-in. It stresses the importance of an ongoing process of creating and engaging with customers, as well as measuring and adapting the strategy based on data.
The document discusses various aspects of creative planning and strategy development for advertising, including:
- The importance of creativity in advertising for building brand image and standing out.
- The creative process, from preparation to verification.
- Developing a creative strategy, including defining a unique selling proposition and positioning.
- Using different approaches like finding inherent drama or creating a memorable brand identity.
360-degree marketing is an integrated marketing strategy that combines traditional marketing tools with new social media and user-generated content platforms. It aims to engage with customers through online and offline channels to listen to conversations and foster two-way interactions. Key aspects include maintaining a brand presence on social networks, responding to user comments, and leveraging user feedback to improve products through testing communities. Done effectively, 360-degree marketing can increase brand awareness, customer loyalty, product quality, and sales.
This document provides an analysis of The Body Shop, including their external environment, competitors, and internal strengths and weaknesses. Externally, the natural cosmetics market is growing but still small overall. Competitors range from mass market to premium brands. Internally, The Body Shop maintains its values since being acquired by L'Oreal in 2006. Their brand is seen as ethical but needs to target younger consumers and males. Recommendations include reinforcing online strategy, using mass media, expanding products, and targeting premium customers.
This presentation provides an overview of digital marketing fundamentals. It defines digital marketing as using digital platforms like websites, blogs, social media and mobile marketing to reach target audiences. Some key points made include:
- Digital marketing is easier, more affordable and effective than traditional marketing.
- It involves creating the right content for audiences and distributing it across appropriate digital channels and contexts.
- Popular digital marketing channels include search engine marketing and social media marketing.
- To get started, companies should create a digital marketing strategy by defining objectives, channels, audiences and content before optimizing their efforts.
East Gainesville Development Corporation realized their name, slogan and overall communication plans needed to be rebranded. This 70-page document includes a more modern approach to maximum exposure.
Benefits of digital marketing: Digital Marketing Expertsbrandhype
Digital Marketing Agency in Gurgaon specializing in Pay Per Click marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media and Online Branding. We offer complete solutions to your business and get you more leads and more Revenue
How Magazines Can Survive the Digital AgeJason Dojc
Newspapers are hurting and magazines may be next on the list as digital media continues to monopolize more and more of people's time.
Yet magazines do provide value in the form of interesting, in-depth content on topics I never would have thought of searching. This is the key to their survival.
Ideapoke digital marketing interview assignmentMuthali Ganesh
This document outlines digital marketing tasks for reaching mid-to-top level managers, including suggesting additional marketing channels, tools for managing channels and tracking leads, designing a customer funnel blueprint, defining lead qualification parameters, recommending a low-cost email marketing strategy, and creating dashboards to track performance. It also provides an additional task of performing a sample content audit for a sample company to demonstrate approach and insights.
This document provides an overview of key marketing concepts including marketing strategy, marketing plans, mission statements, the marketing planning process, SMART goals, and SWOT analysis. It defines a marketing strategy as identifying a firm's target markets and marketing mix to build competitive advantage. A marketing plan is a written document that analyzes the current situation and outlines objectives, strategy, action plans, and financial projections. It also explains the components of mission statements, the five steps in marketing planning, the four Ps of the marketing mix (Product, Price, Place, Promotion), how to set SMART goals, and what strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats are analyzed in a SWOT analysis.
Influencer Marketing Strategy - Welcome to this courseGreg Jarboe
This document provides an introduction to an online course on Influencer Marketing Strategy taught by Greg Jarboe. The course will teach strategies and tactics for creating influencer marketing plans for various organizations using the two-step flow model of communication. Students will learn how to calculate the return on investment of influencer marketing campaigns and create a final influencer marketing strategy project. The course is designed for professionals with some marketing experience but not for complete beginners. Forum support from course mentors is encouraged.
Social Media Advertising is here for the long run, in other words it's here to stay. In this presentation I go through the ABC of social media advertising and provide a quick how-to overview on how to embrace Social Media Advertising and make it work for your brand.
This presentation is part of a panel of speeches given at the Fremantle chapter of #HospoBiz, a new Hospitality only networking organization.
For more information on #HospoBiz please visit https://www.facebook.com/hospobiz
To enquire as a speaker, please contact Federica at
federica@mjsocial.com.au
Email marketing 101, How to run email marketing campaigns, Email marketing fu...Deep Mehta
An indepth course in email marketing covering the whole process of email marketing - types of emails, how to avoid the promotions tab, how to analyze an email, tools popular in email marketing, key performance indicators in email marketing, how to UTM tag an emailer, how to write good subject lines & preheader text, anatomy of a good email
Advertising can have both positive and negative effects. Positively, it provides consumers with information to make purchase decisions, encourages competition which can lead to lower prices and better products, and supports economic growth. However, it can also manipulate consumers psychologically and promote materialism. Advertising may disproportionately impact vulnerable groups through stereotyping. The relationship between advertising, business, and society is complex with reasonable arguments on both sides.
In between the tough competition and constant pressure to create powerful deliverable, keeping a check on ethics is also a must not just to avoid legal implications but to create and maintain a good Brand Integrity.
The is the extended case study of the Barack Obama campaign.
This presentation was done by Igor Beuker, to 150 marketers at the SRM Guru meeting 2009 in Amsterdam.
The session lasted 2 hours and the audience was excited and inspired by Obama’s great “brand interaction strategy”. Download the presentation for the slide notes with Igor's story.
All research was done by Paul van Veenendaal, who used over 250 different sources to create this huge slide deck.
If you are inspired by this story, you will probably also like our blog: http://www.ViralBlog.com
All credits go to Barack Obama and his campaign team. Barack Obama, marketer of the year!
This document discusses different types of advertising techniques. It outlines various advertising mediums like television, radio, print, and online ads. It explores how advertising often uses emotional appeals or promises of social status to persuade consumers. Common techniques include bandwagon effects, testimonials, and promises of what using a product can provide. The document also examines critics' views that advertising bombards people with thousands of marketing messages daily and influences behaviors. Examples of real ads are provided for various products and public service announcements.
Cyber journalism, also known as online or digital journalism, refers to journalistic content created and distributed via the internet. It has several advantages over traditional print and broadcast media, such as lower distribution costs, more opportunities for interaction and discussion, and new ways of storytelling using multimedia. However, online journalism also faces challenges including potential accuracy issues from speed of publication and verifying the credibility of sources.
Myanmar pharmaceutical market and marketing mix activities of trading companyCherryBerry2
The document is a study on the marketing mix activities of ABC Trading Co., Ltd, a pharmaceutical trading company in Myanmar. It analyzes the company's product range, which includes drugs from A Pharma, B Pharma, and C Pharma. It examines the company's pricing strategies, distribution channels in Yangon, and promotion activities. The study uses interviews and secondary data to understand ABC Trading's marketing approaches and aims to explore how it conducts business in the Yangon pharmaceutical market.
The document discusses strategies for developing an effective social media content strategy. It recommends starting with user research to understand customer needs and goals. It then suggests holding a messaging workshop to define the goals, audience, voice, tone, timing and keywords for social media content. The strategy should consider where content will live on and off site and get stakeholder buy-in. It stresses the importance of an ongoing process of creating and engaging with customers, as well as measuring and adapting the strategy based on data.
The document discusses various aspects of creative planning and strategy development for advertising, including:
- The importance of creativity in advertising for building brand image and standing out.
- The creative process, from preparation to verification.
- Developing a creative strategy, including defining a unique selling proposition and positioning.
- Using different approaches like finding inherent drama or creating a memorable brand identity.
360-degree marketing is an integrated marketing strategy that combines traditional marketing tools with new social media and user-generated content platforms. It aims to engage with customers through online and offline channels to listen to conversations and foster two-way interactions. Key aspects include maintaining a brand presence on social networks, responding to user comments, and leveraging user feedback to improve products through testing communities. Done effectively, 360-degree marketing can increase brand awareness, customer loyalty, product quality, and sales.
This document provides an analysis of The Body Shop, including their external environment, competitors, and internal strengths and weaknesses. Externally, the natural cosmetics market is growing but still small overall. Competitors range from mass market to premium brands. Internally, The Body Shop maintains its values since being acquired by L'Oreal in 2006. Their brand is seen as ethical but needs to target younger consumers and males. Recommendations include reinforcing online strategy, using mass media, expanding products, and targeting premium customers.
This presentation provides an overview of digital marketing fundamentals. It defines digital marketing as using digital platforms like websites, blogs, social media and mobile marketing to reach target audiences. Some key points made include:
- Digital marketing is easier, more affordable and effective than traditional marketing.
- It involves creating the right content for audiences and distributing it across appropriate digital channels and contexts.
- Popular digital marketing channels include search engine marketing and social media marketing.
- To get started, companies should create a digital marketing strategy by defining objectives, channels, audiences and content before optimizing their efforts.
East Gainesville Development Corporation realized their name, slogan and overall communication plans needed to be rebranded. This 70-page document includes a more modern approach to maximum exposure.
Benefits of digital marketing: Digital Marketing Expertsbrandhype
Digital Marketing Agency in Gurgaon specializing in Pay Per Click marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media and Online Branding. We offer complete solutions to your business and get you more leads and more Revenue
How Magazines Can Survive the Digital AgeJason Dojc
Newspapers are hurting and magazines may be next on the list as digital media continues to monopolize more and more of people's time.
Yet magazines do provide value in the form of interesting, in-depth content on topics I never would have thought of searching. This is the key to their survival.
Freely Circulated Newspaper Marketing Plan + Case StudyJun V Lao
commissioned by Kamahalan Publishing to study the profitability of putting up a freely circulated newspaper with revenues solely driven by advertising revenue. Visit my travel, tours and photography website at www.paparazsea.com
A computer is an electronic machine that works under instruction to accept data input, store data, process the input, and display output. It is commonly used for education, research, and training. The document outlines the full form of computer, functions of a computer, types of computers including microcomputers, minicomputers, mainframes and supercomputers, components such as input, output, storage, processing and communication devices, and daily uses like writing, calculations, drawing, education, internet, and games.
This document discusses advertising in newspapers. It defines advertising as a paid form of communication intended to inform and persuade the mass audience. Newspapers are identified as a print media for advertising, which can include display ads and classified ads. Display ads are written messages that can include images and be placed anywhere in the newspaper except the editorial and classified sections. Classified ads run in the classified section and are grouped by category. The document outlines factors that influence the rates of display and classified ads such as ad size, use of color, and number of insertions. Benefits of newspaper advertising include large readership, quick placement of ads, and cost-effectiveness.
The document provides an overview of print media, including its history and evolution. It discusses how the printing press led to growth in publishing industries. It then covers the development of newspapers and magazines in India, including some of the first publications. The document also defines print media, discusses types like newspapers and magazines, and covers advantages and disadvantages of the medium.
Social media and content marketing for newspapersyourspeakeasy
The document discusses social media marketing and content marketing. It notes that social media marketing involves using social media channels to market brands through a multichannel approach that can enhance SEO and is measurable. However, social media marketing requires more than just posting to Facebook, Twitter, and other platforms. It also requires great content, strong ledes, a 24/7 operation, relevance, nimbleness, and understanding customer communities. Challenges include that many companies are not good at social media yet and think it is just advertorial. The opportunity lies in leveraging a company's content, sales relationships, and role as a trusted community resource.
Kim Sheehan - Word of Mouth and Community Building for Alternative NewspapersLaurafries
The document discusses using viral marketing strategies for newspapers. It outlines six steps ("I's") to an effective viral marketing approach: 1) Itemize goals, 2) Identify people to engage, 3) Invite readers to participate, 4) Inform readers with engaging content, 5) Incentivize participation, and 6) Reinforce the effort by measuring results and providing continual feedback. The key is moving from a one-way message model to fostering conversations and community engagement to increase readership loyalty and reduce marketing costs.
Marketing Portfolio for Ad Portal MarketingRobert Langius
Marketing Portfolio for Ad Portal Marketing: Clients included Jan Marini, Cutera, Syneron, and many others. marketing portfolio
Marketing Collateral:
Ads By Campaign Billboard Advertising
Brochures & Inserts
Counter displays
Postcards
Folded Flyers
Posters
Business Cards
Direct Mail
Newsletters
Email Marketing
Newspaper ads
Magazine Ads
Referral Cards
Appointment Cards
Brochure & Pocket Folders
Real estate has proven itself to be an assured revenue model for the media, especially the newspaper industry in particular. It has helped the industry to tackle the financial crisis many at times. Many newspapers across the globe have incorporated their own real estate platform and stayed afloat in the unworthy business scenarios.
This presentation is from Raconteur's invite-only event at The Ivy Club, London on February 13, 2015 to senior marketers and brand strategists on the ROI of print, emphasising the value of high quality, sector-niche, long-form print journalism.
A computer is an electronic device that can receive data, perform logical operations on that data according to a set of instructions, and produce a result. It works automatically at very high speeds and with high accuracy. A computer's main components are a processor, memory, storage devices, input/output ports and devices, and software. Information technology plays important roles in businesses by enabling communication, inventory management, data management, and customer relationship management. It also enhances education by providing access to learning resources, collaborative learning opportunities, and distance learning.
Codes and Conventions of newspaper AdvertisementsKarolina019
The document discusses the codes and conventions used in newspaper advertisements. It explains that images must clearly represent the program and catch audience attention through shock, intrigue, or humor. Color schemes and logos are also important visual elements, with bold colors and large logos that stand out. Key information like the program title is made largest, while details like scheduling come after taglines designed to intrigue viewers. The style fits the channel's brand, using catchy phrases and fonts that are simple and clear for audiences.
This document discusses print media as a form of advertising. It begins by defining key terms like advertisement, media, and print media. It then provides a brief history of print advertising from ancient Egyptians to the invention of the printing press. The document classifies print media into print (newspapers, magazines, brochures) and place (billboards, transit). It provides details on each of these categories, including types of ads, advantages, and disadvantages. While some question if print is dead, the summary concludes that print media remains relevant due to benefits like tangibility and engagement, though it also has limitations like cost and reach.
DECISION MAKING PROCESS ON PURCHASING A NEWSPAPER Gyaneshwar Reddy
The reading habits are changing as a result of the advent of networked electronic services. With an increasing amount of time spent in reading electronic documents, a screen-based reading behaviour is emerging. Without opening the pages of books or newspapers, e-documents enable to read about interesting topics, fresh news, and any kind of information. Without going to a library or a bookstore, we can find books to read. Hence research is required to answer the question whether the Internet is threat or a supplement to the traditional reading habits with reference to the advantages and shortcomings of Internet based reading habits.
The document discusses different types of advertisements across various media like television, radio, newspapers and magazines. It asks the reader questions about advertisements they have seen and liked. It then prompts the reader to design their own magazine advertisement for a product of their choosing, including elements like a slogan, product image, logo and text describing key features.
Media planning is the process of selecting appropriate media channels and vehicles to deliver advertising messages to the target audience. It involves deciding which media to use, the specific vehicle, how to use it, when, where, and at what cost in order to achieve advertising objectives. Key aspects of media planning include understanding the target audience, selecting media that can effectively reach them at the right time and place, and choosing vehicles that deliver messages in a cost-effective manner. Media alternatives like newspapers, magazines, radio, television and others must be evaluated based on their pros and cons in terms of reach, cost, message delivery, and other factors to determine the best options.
This is a presentation that I gave today at the Associated Collegiate Press and College Media Advisers fall conference in Austin. The presentation should give you a step-by-step plan to help you create a marketing plan to improve your credibility and perception on campus.
A brief presentation on the "Evaluation" step of the four-step public relations planning process, with examples of how communicators can set measurable goals and objectives and then measure their success.
This presentation at the AEJMC conference in Chicago, gives student media advisers and student leaders a step-by-step guide on creating an integrated marketing communications plan using the ROPE method from public relations. Those unfamiliar with marketing or public relations will find this easy to use and invaluable in managing your student media brand.
Pillars for Carolina 2014 One Year Marketing PlanCamden Wiggins
The document provides a one-year marketing plan for Pillars for Carolina, a student-run organization that offers an orientation program for incoming University of South Carolina students. It outlines Pillars' target market, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The plan details various marketing strategies like internal marketing, internet presence, direct mail, admissions information, press presence, and videos. The goals are to increase awareness of Pillars, differentiate it from orientation, and boost registration by 25% by addressing weaknesses and capitalizing on strengths and opportunities.
This document outlines Brian Hawkins' step-by-step approach to building successful cause marketing partnerships. It discusses determining organizational needs and goals, researching potential partner matches, developing proposals, implementing programs, and measuring outcomes. The key steps include establishing goals, assessing assets, defining target audiences, securing media partners, presenting proposals, establishing metrics, ongoing marketing and outreach, tracking results, and creating a program summary. Maintaining open communication and involvement between partners is emphasized throughout the process.
SGM 35853685 Project DescriptionInclude a detailed descripti.docxklinda1
SGM 3585/3685: Project Description
Include a detailed description of your internship project and a high-level plan for its implementation. The project must be specific and entrepreneurial/innovative. You will be working on a project to create something new and valuable for your partner organization.
Project name, description, and purpose
Description of the issue, need or work to be achieved
“Be Your Own Boss Bowl Competition," Competition for all temple student and alumni to participate.
Research the events, write out all the reports of the resource to get in touch with the alumni and other staff at Temple.
Promoting “Business Plan Competition” BYOBB. Having a marketing plan for this event that will attract past alumni to get connected with the events.
Company and People involved (include intern, company supervisor, and course instructor)
Who will be the critical path contacts for this project?
Company: Temple University
Supervisor: Erin Mcshea
People involved: Ellen, Lindsay, Clark, and Jake
The supervisor and staff will provide help for the project and identify the issues and step for the project and the goal to achieve.
The Alumni at Temple University
Goal to be achieved
Use SMART Goal language and descriptors
Increase Alumni to participate in the competition
Specific: Reach how many numbers of alumni to participate into the competition.
Measurable: research the #s of past alumni participants. Historical data breakdown
Achievable: Having a marketing plan, do as much promotion as possible, post to the social media.
Result: does it increase the alumni to participate.
Time-Bound: will be finished at the end of the semester.
The current State of Organization
Description of the current state of the organization as it relates to the project.
Director, Student
For the current stage of the organization is mostly undergraduate student in fox and some undergraduate from other temple school.
So, for now, is to get more Alumni.
Timeline
Work plan schedule (include timeline + milestones + tasks)
Thursday – 9-3
Friday-9-3
Work Schedule every Thur-9-3 and Fri 9-3
Oct.25, 26:
doing research, review the competition, information overview, Identify ways to reach the alumni staff, and research on what resource is available for promoting the events.
Nov.1:
review what has been done,
Nov.8,9:
putting together all the research information and marketing plan.
Nov.22,23:
drafting of the material, send email to the alumni, drafting the poster, social media.
Dec.6,7:
finalized the full report
Milestones & Metrics
Milestones to be met and metrics used to measure success.
1: putting information together and organize the past data of the events.
2: Identify how to contact the alumni, and resource from each school and each audience.
3: get the participation goal
4: creating a marketing plan
5: execute the plan
Additional Stakeholders
Who can impact the results of this project and who will be affected by the project?
T.
I’ve seen countless businesses and organizations fail to find their footing with social media simply because they don’t understand how social media works, their goals are simplistic, or they treat it like any other marketing outlet.
In this presentation, we’ll cover areas of social media where many businesses ‘get stuck,’ including:
• Determining the best social media channels for reach a target audience
• Establishing goals that generate results
• Building a social media audience on these channels
• Planning a marketing strategy, including content development
• Managing social media efforts with ease
Learn both the why and the how of social media and see real results!
http://strellasocialmedia.com/social-media-seminars/
This document discusses strategies for marketing programs to attract the right participants through synergy between operations and marketing teams. It emphasizes having unified goals and tracking metrics to attract students that fit the program. It provides guidance on building an attraction strategy including defining the target audience, understanding them, selecting influential marketing channels, customizing messages, and establishing implementation timelines. The goal is to strengthen brands, attract the intended audience, and improve conversion rates.
Cause Marketing Intro Presentation SU 13 Brian Hawkins
This document provides a step-by-step approach to building a cause marketing partnership. It outlines determining organizational needs and goals, researching potential partner matches, developing a proposal, implementing the partnership, and measuring its success. Key steps include taking stock of organizational assets, defining target audiences, contacting decision-makers, establishing metrics, planning programs, marketing efforts, and archiving outcomes. The overall process guides non-profits through partner selection and ensures partnerships are impactful and their success is tracked.
This document provides information about the marketing and research firm C. Grant & Company. It includes testimonials from client institutions praising the firm's work. The document then outlines C. Grant & Company's capabilities such as brand strategy, social media marketing, and research services. It provides examples of completed research and marketing projects for schools and universities. Finally, it shares information about the firm's founders, location, client list, and contact details.
Allison Lewis Resume-Relocating to ChicagoAllison Lewis
I am currently a Marketing Strategist for the College of Arts and Sciences at Creighton University. My family and I are moving to Chicago in the near future due to my husband's company relocating their headquarters to Chicago. I am definitely looking to stay in Higher Education in marketing, communications, recruitment, and/or admissions as well as other opportunities if they make sense.
Social Media Content Management: Building a team and working with student con...NAFSA Tech MIG
Presented at the NAFSA Region V 2015 conference by Nathan Barker of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Hannah DeMilta of The Education Abroad Network.
Barcelona declaration of measurement principles final with results voting. 20...Eric Schwartzman
The document summarizes discussions from a summit on developing principles for measuring public relations. Key points discussed include: establishing goals and measuring outcomes over outputs; media measurement requiring consideration of both quantity and quality; advertising value equivalents not representing the true value of PR; and that social media can and should be measured through a variety of quantitative and qualitative methods. The summit resulted in agreement on seven proposed principles for PR measurement.
This document provides guidance on attracting the right exchange participants (EPs) by developing an effective marketing strategy. It emphasizes understanding the target audience and their needs. The strategy involves:
1) Defining the target audience through customer profiling and research to understand their backgrounds, interests, and pain points.
2) Developing messaging around the unique value propositions that addresses the target audience's needs and motivations.
3) Selecting marketing channels where the target audience spends time and is receptive to messages.
4) Creating a timeline to execute the strategy, train local teams, and support EPs through the application and selection process. Proper preparation and timeline management are essential for success.
Measuring the impact of your media relations for caseranderson49
The document summarizes how Queens University of Charlotte developed and implemented a strategic media relations program to measure its impact. Some key results included a 400% increase in TV coverage and 200% increase in feature stories in the first year. The university saw increases in enrollment, fundraising success, and quality of faculty and administrators. The program strengthened relationships with media and increased transparency and budget support. Metrics like clip counts, reach, share of voice, and outcomes aligned with strategic goals helped evaluate the program's impact over time.
This document outlines the goals, timeline, strategies and execution of an IS&T campaign to educate and engage students at the start of the fall semester. The campaign aims to make students aware of IT resources and help them stay compliant. Key dates include orientation events in late August through early September. Content, online and in-person engagement, and partnerships will be leveraged. Success will be measured by metrics like website traffic and support interactions. Roles and a coordination strategy still need to be finalized ahead of the June 7th guide deadline.
This document summarizes an orientation call for a peer exchange group focused on measuring social media effectiveness for nonprofits. Key points include:
- The group includes a range of nonprofits with different communication objectives such as educating, mobilizing, or fundraising.
- Most nonprofits have some social media strategy but implementation challenges include lack of dedicated staff time and skills.
- Participants measure social media in various basic ways but want to improve tools, data analysis, and linking metrics to decisions.
- The program aims to help nonprofits pilot better measurement and develop case studies to document social media value.
Research + Press = New Program Success 2012 GMAC Leadership ConferencePercept Research
The document discusses how conducting market research is important for the successful launch of new academic programs. It recommends testing market demand through qualitative and quantitative research with target audiences. Key factors to consider include the audience for the program, market demand, competitive landscape, and opportunity size. Measuring opportunities involves scanning the market, concept testing, prototype development, and market testing. Optimizing success requires refining the value proposition based on research findings and engaging stakeholders like students, alumni, employers, and press to build awareness and support.
The document provides guidance on attracting the right exchange participants by outlining how to build an attraction strategy through understanding the target audience, developing customized messaging for different channels, and executing a marketing campaign with a clear timeline and allocation of responsibilities across teams. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration between front office and back office functions to co-create program strategies and set unified goals.
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Zombies, Superheroes and Protests, Oh My! Reviewing Three Years of Crisis Sim...Texas Wesleyan University
For the past three years, the Mass Communication Department at Texas Wesleyan University, in collaboration with theatre students, criminal justice and sociology students and faculty have created crises on campus so that budding journalists, editors and public relations practitioners could practice their skills in a safe learning environment with local professionals and the whole world watching via social media and the web. Has this continuing exercise been effective in teaching real-world skills? And how can this help you in the classroom? This presentation will look at results from student reviews of the exercise based on individual and group podcasts after the event as well as follow-up interviews undertaken to see how students have been affected by this exercise months and years afterward.
Zombies and Superheroes on Campus: Using Games to Teach Best Practices in Soc...Texas Wesleyan University
This presentation at the 6th Annual Texas Social Media Conference gives some history of the Texas Wesleyan University Mass Communications Department's use of a live crisis event for the past three years. Also included in the presentation are brief interviews from faculty and students.
This presentation reviews research on the usage of social media at sister publications of two newspapers. The publications are English-language and Spanish-language news outlets. This study shows that differences do exist among the outlets, including resources, training and usage of social media among reporters and the main social media channels.
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This document outlines the Teachapalooza VI Show and Share crisis simulation exercise for journalism and public relations students. The purpose was to give students hands-on experience covering and responding to a crisis. Journalism students practiced real-time reporting and distinguishing facts from rumors. Public relations students implemented a crisis plan, disseminated information, and worked with the media. Students created news coverage and crisis communication websites and podcasts which were reviewed by professionals. The event required extensive preparation but provided a fun, engaging learning experience for participants.
This document summarizes research on Spanish-language media usage today. It finds that Hispanics lead in social media usage, sharing content more often. Current research looks at social media usage at Spanish-language newspapers compared to their English-language counterparts. Preliminary findings show Spanish-language media receives fewer resources, negatively impacting social media usage, though staff at both see social media as important. Barriers between English and Spanish content are breaking down. The presentation discusses these findings with media professionals and takes questions.
This presentation at the Poynter Institute's Teachapalooza V shows how I use reading assignments coupled with social media in two different classes, Feature Writing and Survey of Public Relations, to expose students to good writing and some of the basic concepts all mass communication professionals should know.
Social media usage drives traditional media usage at newspapers throughout the nation. But is that different for Spanish-language newspapers? Just how integrated are the social media sites for Spanish-language newspapers in the United States. This presentation at the Eastern Regional Conference for the National Association of Hispanic and Latino Studies explores this question.
You use social media to catch up with friends, but you also need to be using LinkedIn, Tweetdeck and Hootsuite to improve your reporting and reach your audience. This presentation will teach you the basics.
This document outlines an workshop on taking feature writing and turning it into multimedia content. It discusses having workshop participants develop a feature story idea in groups for the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association conference. The winning group would receive stickers. It then talks about how to expand on the story ideas by including photos, graphics, and other multimedia elements to illustrate the stories. The document provides examples of how a feature writing class was previously taught focusing only on written work, but now incorporates multimedia elements like creating slideshows and social media plans to promote stories online. It encourages thinking about how to expand simple information gathering and illustrations for written features into more robust digital content and production.
Social Media Sizzles in Miami: How El Nuevo Herald Reaches Audience and Incre...Texas Wesleyan University
A social media policy that drives more and more readers to El Nuevo Herald's website is described in this presentation, which chronicles a two-week visit to Miami in 2012, sponsored by the Scripps Howard Foundation. Implications for matching social media and audience, particularly in the diverse Hispanic/Latino markets for news are explored.
Mission statements are more than words on the wall at your office. Mission statements provide focus and direction for your organization. This pilot study of student media mission statements offers an initial look at student media and mission.
This document discusses how to write effectively across different media and social media platforms. It outlines several key principles for good writing: writing concisely using precise language; focusing the writing; including important details while keeping it brief; using an active voice; maintaining consistency; organizing information in an orderly manner; and viewing writing as an iterative process of drafting, revising, and editing. The overall message is that these principles of good writing are necessary for success when writing on Twitter and other social media.
Digital literacy is more than just knowing how to turn on a computer and use social media. It is the ability to critically analyze digital information and create information using digital tools. This presentation offers some resources and links to tutorials, reports and websites that help individuals bridge the digital divide.
This presentation for the Fort Worth Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators highlights the basics of writing and how that effectively translates to writing across media in today's multimedia environment.
The document discusses convergence in journalism and provides guidance on how to create convergent stories. It defines convergence as using the appropriate medium to tell each part of a story. It provides examples of convergent stories and outlines the tools needed, including audio recorders, video cameras, software, and ways to host and promote the content online. The document aims to help journalists expand their skill sets and think beyond traditional print to create multimedia stories.
The document discusses the importance of aligning student media goals and strategies with the university's overall mission and strategic plan. It provides tips for creating alignment such as developing a mission statement, strategic plan, and assessment measures that explicitly link to and support the university's goals. Student media organizations are encouraged to have copies of the university's mission and strategic plan in order to integrate their work and assess how it contributes to the institution.
This is a presentation that I did at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association conference at Kerrville, Texas in March. The presentation discusses how to create an integrated marketing communications plan for student media that will increase readership and campus-wide support.
Wikis are a superior social media tool for creating engagement and broadening your networking capabilities. This updated presentation from Dr. Kay L. Colley, gives the ins and outs of how to use wikis, an often ignored social media tool, to broaden your network and create engagement.
This is a presentation that I will be giving at the Oct. 22-24, 2009 Interntaional Association of Business Communicators Southern Region Conference in Houston. Please check my blog or twitter feed for additional comments on engagement and community.
This is a presentation that I gave for Texas Wesleyan University's 3PR program, a pre-professional program for students interested in becoming doctors, lawyers, dentists and ministers. I've also included a link to tips on Power Networking from Barbara Gibson, international president of the International Association of Business Communicators.
How to Promote and Market Your Student Newspaper or Creating a Public Relations and Marketing Strategy
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