A range of promotional ideas and case studies for brands looking to leverage sales and awareness around the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Prize Insurer WorldWide Special Risks are experienced in providing insured promotions to enable customers to Kick, Throw, Scratch, Pick, Click or more for dream prizes, event a Million Pounds.
Niche products have rapidly gained significance and gone are the days where unfocused product meets the requirements of the discernable consumer. Successful tourism destinations recognise and capitalise on diverse emerging and established niche markets through the development of products to suit these desired experiences. Turning people into vocal advocates for niche products can provide better marketing than any advertising; quickly turning a niche product into a mainstream market for a destination. Exciting tourism locations develop when multiple niche products turn a location into a tourism destination. How is this world wide phenomenon relevant on a local scale?
Wearer of many hats, David Willcox has a broad and somewhat abnormal background in marketing, design, planning, development and tourism. Since finishing his degree he has sometimes dabbled and sometimes excelled in the Web Development, Graphic Design, Film, Fashion, Architecture and Trails industries. Usually learning through osmosis, and typically by surrounding himself with people more smarterer than himself, he has played a vital role in developing products and new markets within tourism industries, which have had tangible impacts on destinations such as his home town of Margaret River.
David has sat on every perceivable five dimensional side of the tourism fence including as consumer, volunteer, designer, developer, community and committee member and tourism association board member. In reality, no one really knows what this guy does, but he always seems busy.
A range of promotional ideas and case studies for brands looking to leverage sales and awareness around the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Prize Insurer WorldWide Special Risks are experienced in providing insured promotions to enable customers to Kick, Throw, Scratch, Pick, Click or more for dream prizes, event a Million Pounds.
Niche products have rapidly gained significance and gone are the days where unfocused product meets the requirements of the discernable consumer. Successful tourism destinations recognise and capitalise on diverse emerging and established niche markets through the development of products to suit these desired experiences. Turning people into vocal advocates for niche products can provide better marketing than any advertising; quickly turning a niche product into a mainstream market for a destination. Exciting tourism locations develop when multiple niche products turn a location into a tourism destination. How is this world wide phenomenon relevant on a local scale?
Wearer of many hats, David Willcox has a broad and somewhat abnormal background in marketing, design, planning, development and tourism. Since finishing his degree he has sometimes dabbled and sometimes excelled in the Web Development, Graphic Design, Film, Fashion, Architecture and Trails industries. Usually learning through osmosis, and typically by surrounding himself with people more smarterer than himself, he has played a vital role in developing products and new markets within tourism industries, which have had tangible impacts on destinations such as his home town of Margaret River.
David has sat on every perceivable five dimensional side of the tourism fence including as consumer, volunteer, designer, developer, community and committee member and tourism association board member. In reality, no one really knows what this guy does, but he always seems busy.
Finally a fun and informal way to keep a close eye on your culture and workplace effectiveness. Perfect for startups, tech firms, and generally cool companies of all sizes.
Not Interested in ICT? A Case Study to Explore How a Meaningful m-Learning Ac...Patricia Santos
Mobile devices are increasingly being used in lifelong learning. However, while older learners are active members of the lifelong learning system, little research has been aimed at understanding how m-learning can provide them with successful learning experiences. In this paper we address the question if m-learning can foster the acceptance and uptake of mobile technologies among a group of older people unfamiliar with ICT. Following a participatory design approach, 20 participants who were enrolled in a literature course created routes of geolocated questions about a fiction book they were reading and answered them in the real location using the QuesTInSitu application. Results indicate that their m-learning acceptance improved as their anxiety around use of technologies diminished. These findings question previous research in which use of mobile technologies tended to increase older users' anxiety and reduced their acceptance of technology. Participants described the experience as playful, enjoyable and useful.
QuesTInSitu system and experiments: from tests to assessment routes
More info: http://gti.upf.edu/questinsitu-from-tests-to-routes-for-assessment-in-situ-activities/
Finally a fun and informal way to keep a close eye on your culture and workplace effectiveness. Perfect for startups, tech firms, and generally cool companies of all sizes.
Not Interested in ICT? A Case Study to Explore How a Meaningful m-Learning Ac...Patricia Santos
Mobile devices are increasingly being used in lifelong learning. However, while older learners are active members of the lifelong learning system, little research has been aimed at understanding how m-learning can provide them with successful learning experiences. In this paper we address the question if m-learning can foster the acceptance and uptake of mobile technologies among a group of older people unfamiliar with ICT. Following a participatory design approach, 20 participants who were enrolled in a literature course created routes of geolocated questions about a fiction book they were reading and answered them in the real location using the QuesTInSitu application. Results indicate that their m-learning acceptance improved as their anxiety around use of technologies diminished. These findings question previous research in which use of mobile technologies tended to increase older users' anxiety and reduced their acceptance of technology. Participants described the experience as playful, enjoyable and useful.
QuesTInSitu system and experiments: from tests to assessment routes
More info: http://gti.upf.edu/questinsitu-from-tests-to-routes-for-assessment-in-situ-activities/
Asset Servicing Times Industry Excellence Awards 2021 Media Kit And Booking FormJonathan Savage
The Asset Servicing Times Industry Excellence Awards 2021 are dedicated to supporting and recognising talented and dedicated firms, individuals and departments across our industry. All of our award winners will form part of an exclusive group comprising some of the most influential names in the financial services market.
LISTEX 2018 Winter Exchange: Mark Frary, Paddy Griffith, Chris Thompson, Yota...listex_uk
As the snowsports industry navigates a period of unprecedented technological and political change, is it time to reinvent the basic business model of a 'ski holiday' to both meet these challenges and deliver what consumers want? Journalist and biographer of ski holiday pioneer Erna Low Mark Frary leads the discussion with our expert panel to close LISTEX 2018.
Unique form of advertising. Over forty-years ago Sitour pioneered a novel way of reaching active consumers.
We leverage the popularity of ski resorts and their millions of yearly visitors.
We developed a unique media package at the best resort focal points of attention.
Detailed media deck that our team created and presented to Dish Network to reach 42,000 new orders and increase Dish's overall market share. After researching, we crafted a campaign to target sports fans. I researched our target audience and TV/Online Video. I also wrote the Executive Summary, Media Objectives, and the sections on TV/Online Video and the "Never Miss Greatness Again" Campaign (slides 11-12).
Air Show Experience Sponsorship ProgramPhillip Hurst
Air shows may be the best kept secret in marketing. National brands just need to be educated about how demographically-attractive and engaged the audiences are. Furthermore, The air show environment is open, uncluttered and well-suited for a broad variety of sponsorship activations.
For the first time in history, brands are able to reach a captive market, in real-time through live TV signal.
Ship travelers now can enjoy live TV signals in their cabins’ TVs as well as TVs located in bars.
In 2010, I hit the jackpot when I got an internship to work at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Since then, I’ve been lucky enough to work at two more Olympics in London and Sochi. These experiences forever transformed my life both personally and professionally.
Over the years, I’ve been asked, “what did you actually do during the Olympics?” People often don’t realize that the Olympics event is the Mount Everest of the events industry. The athletes get the fame and glory, but behind the scenes there is an army of professionals who make it all come together. Many have made it their career to work in the sporting events industry. I was a tiny participant in this complex ecosystem – specifically in sports marketing and hospitality.
For a local Learning Night event, I created a presentation which explained my job and shared some of my personal reflections.
Here's an oultine of the role and services of Visit Britian, the national tourism body in the UK. It also shows planned London 20102 Olympic Games promotion activity to position UK Plc as a great tourist destination.
2. 2010 Winter Olympics – Vancouver – Whistler Canada
Objective:
Identify the opportunities to target and engage consumers
during the 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games
3. 2010 Winter Olympics – Vancouver – Whistler, Canada
QUICK FACTS ABOUT THE 2010 Olympic WINTER GAMES*
• 17 days of Olympic Games events: February 12 to 28, 2010
• 10 days of Paralympic Games events: March 12 to 21, 2010
• 86 Olympic Winter Games medal events
• 64 Paralympic Winter Games medal events
• 5,500 Olympic Games athletes and team officials (projected)
• 1,350 Paralympic Games athletes and team officials (projected)
• 80+ countries participating in Olympic Winter Games
• 40+ countries participating in Paralympic Winter Games
• 10,000 media representatives
• 25,000 game volunteers
• 3 billion worldwide television viewers. NBC - USA, CTV Canada
•Information Source VANOC
4. 2010 Winter Olympics – Vancouver – Whistler, Canada
Olympic Winter Games includes 14 sports and 86 medal events:
• Biathlon
• Bobsleigh and Skeleton
• Curling
• Ice Hockey
• Luge
• Figure Skating— Speed Skating
• Skiing— Alpine Skiing— Cross-Country Skiing
• Freestyle Skiing - Ski Jumping
• Snowboarding
5. 2010 Winter Olympics – Vancouver – Whistler, Canada
Paralympic Winter Games program
includes five sports and 64 medal events:
• Alpine Skiing
• Biathlon
• Cross-Country Skiing
• Ice Sledge Hockey
• Wheelchair Curling
6. 2010 Winter Olympics – Vancouver- Whistler, Canada
Winter Olympic facts - Host Venues
• Whistler Mountain
• Cypress Mountain
• Richmond Speed Oval
• BC Place Stadium
• Pacific Coliseum
• Canada Hockey Place (GM Place)
• Vancouver Olympic Centre
• UBC Winter Sports Centre
7. 2010 Winter Olympics – Vancouver – Whistler, Canada
The Audience Potential – Ticketing*
• Olympic Winter Games feature 200
sport events with 1.6 million tickets
available.
• 800,000 tickets will be available for
ceremonies and cultural events.
*Information source VANOC
8. 2010 Winter Olympics – Vancouver- Whistler, Canada
The Audience Potential*
• 60,000 to 135,000 spectators per day at the Vancouver sites
• 10,000 to 60,000 spectators per day at the Whistler sites
• 60,000+ spectators per day at the Vancouver celebration sites
• 5,500 athletes and officials
• 10,000 media personnel
• 55,000 Olympic workforce
• 65 Venues, sites and facilities
• 300,000 international visitors
*information source VANOC
10. Onext Media
• The largest DOOH Network in The Vancouver
& Whistler area
• Hi-Definition Screens in Restaurants, Bars,
Internet Cafes, Grocery Stores, Gyms, Theatres,
Hotel Lobbies, Activity Centers
• 25+ Screens in the Whistler Village
• 40+ Screens within 2.0 miles from an Olympic
venue
• 70+ Screens within 5 miles from an Olympic
venue
• 115+ Screens within 50 miles of an Olympic
venue
11. Onext Media
• Topical feeds from The Weather Channel,
The Globe and Mail, The New York Times,
iTunes Top Ten Hits, Horoscopes, CNN .
• Daily Olympic medal updates
• Screens updated via internet every 15 min.
• Static, Flash, or Video, high frequency
hi-definition media spots
• Mobile Integration, new & emerging
mobile technologies. Provides true
customer interactive experience.
• Free Wi-Fi connectivity at most locations
12. Onext Media – DOOH Network Advantages
• Stronger Ad Recall, Better Communication & Understanding
• Engages people when they are relaxed & receptive
• Each ad is seen clearly & does not compete with the clutter of other ads
• High frequency & strong repetition make messages more memorable
• Eye-catching full colour Hi- Def messaging with bright compelling images
• Brand recall for Out-of-Home Digital Advertising is about 48% versus
Newspapers at 23% (more than double).
13. Onext Media - Strategic High Traffic Screen Locations
15. Mobile Messaging Integration
MOBILE USAGE STATISTICS
•70% of all promotional text messages are opened
•Over 70% of cell phone users send text messages
•Mobile phones is the most common OOH technology linking everyone
16. Mobile Messaging Integration
Put your brand in the hand of your customers and prospects.
Onext Media can expand your marketing reach and measure effectiveness with mobile
phone technology.
Handheld technology continues to grow as a tool to get information. Customize a
marketing campaign using mobile phones to fit your sales needs.
Engage and develop relationship with prospective customers
Proactively ask viewers to take action
Deliver immediate sale message with a measurable call to action
17. Whistler Hotels – In room Resort TV
Broadcasting into 93% of Whistler’s guest rooms on customized
hotel channels, Onext Media’s Resort TV reaches Whistler’s
desirable visitor market and engages them when they are
relaxed and looking for suggestions
18. Whistler Hotels – In room Resort TV
Customized channels in 45+ strategic properties
Reaches 5000+ guest rooms
Video & high frequency banner ads
98% of hotel guest turn on the TV within 5 minutes of entering their rooms.
(Source: Hilton Hotel Corp)
75% of visitors surveyed watch Resort TV daily - 24% more often than any
other local media.
Viewers watch an average of 2.3 times per day.
20. Olympic Package Rates- In room Resort TV
• Gold Package
45 Hotels, 5000+ Guest Rooms, 60 day campaign $11,900.00
• Silver Package
45 Hotels 5000+ guest rooms, 45 Day Campaign, $8,900.00
• Bronze Package
45 Hotels, 5000 Guest Rooms, 30 Day Campaign, $6,495.00
21. A la carte rates – Customize your Campaign
Resort TV- $5.00 per day, per Hotel
DOOH, Tier #1 Screens, within 5 miles of Olympic Venue,
$5.00 per day, per screen
DOOH, Tier #2 Screens, between 5 & 20 miles of Olympic Venue
$4.00 per day, per screen
DOOH, Tier #3, screens between 20 & 50 Miles of Olympic Venue
$3.00 per day per screen
22. The Strengths of Our Digital Media
Better Overall Return on Investment
Reaches more of your potential consumers than any other media
Most affordable cost per impression (CPM)
Most affordable cost per day (CPD)
Eliminates printing costs & messages are easily changed
Location strategies provide exposure to specific demographics
Takes advantage of captive audiences
23. Onext Media - Life Pattern Marketing
Engaging people out of home where they work, eat, shop, play,
24. Summary
• The 2010 Winter Olympics presents a rare opportunity to reach
an international, sports minded, sophisticated and affluent
audience.
• Onext Media offers the opportunity to fuse an advertiser’s brand
into the Olympic target audience’s daily activities by engaging
consumers throughout the day, where they stop for coffee,
workout, shop, dine, stay or celebrate.
• Onext Media has the power to Inform, Persuade and Generate a
Response with exceptional value to the advertiser.