Nike launched an equality campaign during a time of racism in sports to promote treating everyone equally and end discrimination. They used famous athletes in an advertisement to bring attention to their message of equality and respect for all people. Through this campaign, Nike aimed to gain the trust of their customers by showing they support racial equality, earn respect as an ethical organization, and improve their public image worldwide.
Nike launched an equality campaign with the goal of attracting new customers who relate to its message of equality, donating $5 million to equality charities, and selling items from its Black History Month collection. The campaign video featured sports icons like LeBron James and Serena Williams advocating for inclusivity, equality, and respect both on and off the field. Nike used celebrity endorsements, social media marketing, posters, billboards, and equality apparel to bring awareness to its simple yet powerful message that "worth should outshine colour."
The document discusses how non-profits can effectively use social media to raise funds and awareness for their cause. It recommends that non-profits leverage existing online communities by actively participating in them and engaging supporters as brand ambassadors. It also stresses the importance of understanding both the cause and the social media tools being used. While social media is not a standalone strategy, it can be effective when used as part of a balanced branding approach that focuses on positive messaging and storytelling to connect with people on a personal level.
Nike and Serena Williams teamed up to create the "Dream Crazier" campaign to encourage women to pursue their dreams. The commercial aired during the Oscars and went viral with over 6 million views on YouTube in just one day. The ad was described as empowering and sparked positive discussions about inclusion and empowering all people regardless of gender or background. Marketers can learn from Nike's success in spreading their message widely across different social media platforms to generate buzz around important issues.
A Brand's Success Lies In It's Campaigns! We Have Some Proof For You!Let's Goo Social
We come across so many advertisements every day. Why is that only a few remain etched in our brains? It is because of the brilliant creative marketing techniques!
The 1988 Nike "Just Do It" campaign was the company's first wide-scale advertising campaign and used their famous slogan to encourage people to exercise and reach their athletic goals. The simple video showing someone putting on shoes and going for a run became instantly famous and hugely successful in spreading Nike's message worldwide. As a result of continuing successful marketing like this campaign, Nike has grown enormously over the years from a small startup to become a global leader in the athletic footwear and apparel industry, with a multi-billion dollar annual marketing budget and market share boosted by celebrity endorsements.
Effective Campaigning - The art of changing what's possibleMatt Turner
This document provides advice on effective campaigning from Matt Turner of Cycle Sheffield. It discusses analyzing the forces preventing change, finding your audience, keeping campaigns simple with a clear call to action, using events to drive engagement, and communicating visually with pictures rather than words. The key aspects of an effective campaign are motivating an audience to action, rather than just educating them, and focusing the message on a specific urgent problem and solution.
How to make a positive impact on our world - tools & techniquesMichelle Williams
The document discusses how to make a positive impact and create social change through community, empowerment, and leadership. It encourages finding your passion, participating and sharing online, and connecting with activists and influencers to gain insight. While technology enables connection and participation, the focus is on people and working together towards shared goals and understanding through small, consistent steps.
Nike launched an equality campaign during a time of racism in sports to promote treating everyone equally and end discrimination. They used famous athletes in an advertisement to bring attention to their message of equality and respect for all people. Through this campaign, Nike aimed to gain the trust of their customers by showing they support racial equality, earn respect as an ethical organization, and improve their public image worldwide.
Nike launched an equality campaign with the goal of attracting new customers who relate to its message of equality, donating $5 million to equality charities, and selling items from its Black History Month collection. The campaign video featured sports icons like LeBron James and Serena Williams advocating for inclusivity, equality, and respect both on and off the field. Nike used celebrity endorsements, social media marketing, posters, billboards, and equality apparel to bring awareness to its simple yet powerful message that "worth should outshine colour."
The document discusses how non-profits can effectively use social media to raise funds and awareness for their cause. It recommends that non-profits leverage existing online communities by actively participating in them and engaging supporters as brand ambassadors. It also stresses the importance of understanding both the cause and the social media tools being used. While social media is not a standalone strategy, it can be effective when used as part of a balanced branding approach that focuses on positive messaging and storytelling to connect with people on a personal level.
Nike and Serena Williams teamed up to create the "Dream Crazier" campaign to encourage women to pursue their dreams. The commercial aired during the Oscars and went viral with over 6 million views on YouTube in just one day. The ad was described as empowering and sparked positive discussions about inclusion and empowering all people regardless of gender or background. Marketers can learn from Nike's success in spreading their message widely across different social media platforms to generate buzz around important issues.
A Brand's Success Lies In It's Campaigns! We Have Some Proof For You!Let's Goo Social
We come across so many advertisements every day. Why is that only a few remain etched in our brains? It is because of the brilliant creative marketing techniques!
The 1988 Nike "Just Do It" campaign was the company's first wide-scale advertising campaign and used their famous slogan to encourage people to exercise and reach their athletic goals. The simple video showing someone putting on shoes and going for a run became instantly famous and hugely successful in spreading Nike's message worldwide. As a result of continuing successful marketing like this campaign, Nike has grown enormously over the years from a small startup to become a global leader in the athletic footwear and apparel industry, with a multi-billion dollar annual marketing budget and market share boosted by celebrity endorsements.
Effective Campaigning - The art of changing what's possibleMatt Turner
This document provides advice on effective campaigning from Matt Turner of Cycle Sheffield. It discusses analyzing the forces preventing change, finding your audience, keeping campaigns simple with a clear call to action, using events to drive engagement, and communicating visually with pictures rather than words. The key aspects of an effective campaign are motivating an audience to action, rather than just educating them, and focusing the message on a specific urgent problem and solution.
How to make a positive impact on our world - tools & techniquesMichelle Williams
The document discusses how to make a positive impact and create social change through community, empowerment, and leadership. It encourages finding your passion, participating and sharing online, and connecting with activists and influencers to gain insight. While technology enables connection and participation, the focus is on people and working together towards shared goals and understanding through small, consistent steps.
The lecture slides talks about the importance of analysing the worth of problems before we on to solve them. And how to identify the problems worth solving.
This document discusses Millennials and Gen Z. It provides information about their ages, characteristics, behaviors, and motivations. For Millennials, it discusses that they are the largest generation born in the 20th century and will make up 75% of the workforce by 2025. They are tech-savvy, ambitious, family-oriented, and like constant feedback. For Gen Z, it notes they are the most racially diverse generation and focused on their financial future and brand ethics. Both generations are heavily influenced by social media and value personalized experiences. The document provides examples of brands that have successfully targeted each group's values and motivations.
Social Change Anytime Everywhere: Best Practices to Build a Multichannel Camp...4Good.org
From your website to social media, email to mobile messages, online to offline, multichannel strategies require coordination and creative thinking across teams and departments, and a focus on the core of your work beyond any one specific call to action. In this session, we will show you how to craft an online multichannel campaign plan to meet your mission and campaign goals, and how other organizations are successfully integrating multichannel efforts into their work. For example, what happens when you tie your Facebook posts to your online fundraising appeals? What about sending text messages connected to your email actions the next day? Multichannel strategies bring your staff together and connect your community across platforms for more targeted actions. This session provides highlights from the new book Social Change Anytime Everywhere: How to Implement Online Multichannel Strategies to Spark Advocacy, Raise Money, and Engage your Community by Allyson Kapin and Amy Sample Ward and gives you the next steps you need to start working to create real social change online and on the ground.
This document provides information on why crowdfunding is an effective way to fundraise and test ideas. It discusses how crowdfunding allows for community building, brand awareness, and market validation. The document then provides tips for running an effective crowdfunding campaign, including having a focused and specific goal that demonstrates the passion and credibility of the team. It emphasizes telling your story and making it clear why supporters should care about the project and how they will benefit from supporting it. The document also includes suggestions for creating reward levels, making a video, and promoting on social media both before and after launching the campaign.
This document discusses how to develop a small Magic: The Gathering community. A healthy community needs three pillars - players, stores, and judges - working together in a triangular structure to support each other. A small community may be missing one of these pillars or have them developed poorly, limiting its growth potential. Leadership within the judging program is important for developing a community by building trust, setting a good example, showing empathy, and wielding influence to support the community and address any issues preventing its growth. The document provides a case study of how one small community was analyzed, issues were addressed through collaborative work between judges, stores, and players, and over less than a year the community greatly expanded its player base, store sales, and
This document summarizes research conducted on competitors in the social action/anti-bullying advertising market. It discusses organizations like The Diana Award and Bullies Out that create campaigns to promote anti-bullying messages and empower youth. The Diana Award in particular is identified as a major competitor due to its large scale of operations, celebrity involvement, and successful YouTube campaigns. The document examines what these organizations do, who their target audiences are, and how they might compete with a new anti-bullying campaign.
This document summarizes research conducted on competitors in the social action/anti-bullying advertising market. It describes the operations of three competitors: The Diana Award, an organization that recognizes young people making extraordinary impacts in their communities through various anti-bullying programs and campaigns; Bullies Out, an anti-bullying organization that provides help, support and information and works directly to address bullying; and BeatBully.org, the organization developing an anti-bullying advertising campaign that is researching these competitors to inform their own campaign.
Nike’s “You Can't Stop Us” campaign, launched in July 2020, is a testament to the power of sport to unite and inspire. The campaign features a powerful video showcasing athletes and activists who have overcome adversity and obstacles to achieve greatness.
Have you heard about "crowdsourcing" or maybe even tried it at your organization? Well, there's a big difference between working with the crowd and working with your community! This webinar will explore the differences and identify opportunities for your organization to start building engagement and participation. Bring your ideas and your questions!
Empowering communities through social innovationRobin Low
Good intentions are not enough, you need to think critically about impact to ensure your efforts are not wasted and you can always work with communities near you to solve social problems.
The ReachOut.com Anti-bullying Taskforce program partnered with WeeWorld to provide teens access to information and tools on ReachOut.com to support self-expression and activism against bullying. Over 600,000 users participated, sharing stories and advocating for anti-bullying. Key results included 100,000 anti-bullying trophies earned and over 700,000 assets downloaded from ReachOut.com.
Nike is a major manufacturer of athletic shoes and apparel. It uses emotional branding in its advertising by telling the story of the hero's journey. Nike advertisements portray athletes overcoming adversity to achieve victory, inspiring customer loyalty. For example, one ad shows Kyrie Irving's father sacrificing for his son so he could achieve his basketball dreams. Another features plus-sized university cheerleaders overcoming stereotypes. Nike combines digital marketing with responsive customer care to provide a coherent customer experience across channels.
It's not about you - community management for a brandTBEX
The document discusses the role and responsibilities of a community manager for a brand. It explains that the goal of community management is to serve the brand's objectives of customer service, marketing and engagement. Some key responsibilities include acting as a storyteller, marketer, and liaison between customers and the brand. An important aspect is recognizing that the role is about representing the brand, not the individual community manager. The document also stresses the value of teamwork to provide round-the-clock customer support across various social media platforms. Crisis management and knowing when not to engage on social media are also addressed.
Utah Nonprofits Association Crowdfunding Presentation by Devin ThorpeDevin Thorpe
This document provides guidance on using crowdfunding to raise money for a cause. It discusses assessing the potential for crowdfunding based on the appeal of the cause, urgency, community ties, and size of personal networks. Recommendations are given for preparing campaigns, including organizing teams, designing rewards, and producing a video. Suggested timelines include reaching out to large donors before launch and ongoing social media engagement during the campaign. The importance of both online crowdfunding platforms and traditional media coverage are emphasized.
How To Use Social Media For Business Part 1 of 2Jeff Schneider
The document discusses how to effectively use social media for business. It introduces Jeff Schneider, founder of Marketing Ninjas, and discusses the importance of becoming a trusted authority. It outlines the current social media landscape, focusing on the top 5 platforms: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Google+. It emphasizes that social media is a communication tool to build relationships, not directly for sales.
The Edge 65 March 2015 Business Interview Jon Duschinsky The Conversation FarmMiles Masterson
Jon Duschinsky argues that social innovation, which he calls "CSR 2.0", is more sophisticated than traditional corporate social responsibility programs. He believes companies should determine their core values and use social initiatives to authentically extend those values, like a bank that focuses on customer service and the environment or a jeans company that supports relief workers. Duschinsky cites examples like Toms shoes and the Ice Bucket Challenge to show how blending social causes with business can succeed financially and make a difference. He advises companies to define what they truly stand for before developing social strategies.
Dove launched its "Real Beauty" campaign in 2004 to promote a wider definition of beauty beyond narrow physical standards. Initial ads featured images of average women and asked viewers to label them in limiting ways. This highlighted society's tendency to over-judge women on looks. Later campaigns showed the transformative power of accepting one's natural appearance. While some criticize Dove's focus on physical beauty, supporters say it has started important discussions about redefining attractiveness and body image. The campaign aims to keep promoting these messages through ads and educational programs.
The lecture slides talks about the importance of analysing the worth of problems before we on to solve them. And how to identify the problems worth solving.
This document discusses Millennials and Gen Z. It provides information about their ages, characteristics, behaviors, and motivations. For Millennials, it discusses that they are the largest generation born in the 20th century and will make up 75% of the workforce by 2025. They are tech-savvy, ambitious, family-oriented, and like constant feedback. For Gen Z, it notes they are the most racially diverse generation and focused on their financial future and brand ethics. Both generations are heavily influenced by social media and value personalized experiences. The document provides examples of brands that have successfully targeted each group's values and motivations.
Social Change Anytime Everywhere: Best Practices to Build a Multichannel Camp...4Good.org
From your website to social media, email to mobile messages, online to offline, multichannel strategies require coordination and creative thinking across teams and departments, and a focus on the core of your work beyond any one specific call to action. In this session, we will show you how to craft an online multichannel campaign plan to meet your mission and campaign goals, and how other organizations are successfully integrating multichannel efforts into their work. For example, what happens when you tie your Facebook posts to your online fundraising appeals? What about sending text messages connected to your email actions the next day? Multichannel strategies bring your staff together and connect your community across platforms for more targeted actions. This session provides highlights from the new book Social Change Anytime Everywhere: How to Implement Online Multichannel Strategies to Spark Advocacy, Raise Money, and Engage your Community by Allyson Kapin and Amy Sample Ward and gives you the next steps you need to start working to create real social change online and on the ground.
This document provides information on why crowdfunding is an effective way to fundraise and test ideas. It discusses how crowdfunding allows for community building, brand awareness, and market validation. The document then provides tips for running an effective crowdfunding campaign, including having a focused and specific goal that demonstrates the passion and credibility of the team. It emphasizes telling your story and making it clear why supporters should care about the project and how they will benefit from supporting it. The document also includes suggestions for creating reward levels, making a video, and promoting on social media both before and after launching the campaign.
This document discusses how to develop a small Magic: The Gathering community. A healthy community needs three pillars - players, stores, and judges - working together in a triangular structure to support each other. A small community may be missing one of these pillars or have them developed poorly, limiting its growth potential. Leadership within the judging program is important for developing a community by building trust, setting a good example, showing empathy, and wielding influence to support the community and address any issues preventing its growth. The document provides a case study of how one small community was analyzed, issues were addressed through collaborative work between judges, stores, and players, and over less than a year the community greatly expanded its player base, store sales, and
This document summarizes research conducted on competitors in the social action/anti-bullying advertising market. It discusses organizations like The Diana Award and Bullies Out that create campaigns to promote anti-bullying messages and empower youth. The Diana Award in particular is identified as a major competitor due to its large scale of operations, celebrity involvement, and successful YouTube campaigns. The document examines what these organizations do, who their target audiences are, and how they might compete with a new anti-bullying campaign.
This document summarizes research conducted on competitors in the social action/anti-bullying advertising market. It describes the operations of three competitors: The Diana Award, an organization that recognizes young people making extraordinary impacts in their communities through various anti-bullying programs and campaigns; Bullies Out, an anti-bullying organization that provides help, support and information and works directly to address bullying; and BeatBully.org, the organization developing an anti-bullying advertising campaign that is researching these competitors to inform their own campaign.
Nike’s “You Can't Stop Us” campaign, launched in July 2020, is a testament to the power of sport to unite and inspire. The campaign features a powerful video showcasing athletes and activists who have overcome adversity and obstacles to achieve greatness.
Have you heard about "crowdsourcing" or maybe even tried it at your organization? Well, there's a big difference between working with the crowd and working with your community! This webinar will explore the differences and identify opportunities for your organization to start building engagement and participation. Bring your ideas and your questions!
Empowering communities through social innovationRobin Low
Good intentions are not enough, you need to think critically about impact to ensure your efforts are not wasted and you can always work with communities near you to solve social problems.
The ReachOut.com Anti-bullying Taskforce program partnered with WeeWorld to provide teens access to information and tools on ReachOut.com to support self-expression and activism against bullying. Over 600,000 users participated, sharing stories and advocating for anti-bullying. Key results included 100,000 anti-bullying trophies earned and over 700,000 assets downloaded from ReachOut.com.
Nike is a major manufacturer of athletic shoes and apparel. It uses emotional branding in its advertising by telling the story of the hero's journey. Nike advertisements portray athletes overcoming adversity to achieve victory, inspiring customer loyalty. For example, one ad shows Kyrie Irving's father sacrificing for his son so he could achieve his basketball dreams. Another features plus-sized university cheerleaders overcoming stereotypes. Nike combines digital marketing with responsive customer care to provide a coherent customer experience across channels.
It's not about you - community management for a brandTBEX
The document discusses the role and responsibilities of a community manager for a brand. It explains that the goal of community management is to serve the brand's objectives of customer service, marketing and engagement. Some key responsibilities include acting as a storyteller, marketer, and liaison between customers and the brand. An important aspect is recognizing that the role is about representing the brand, not the individual community manager. The document also stresses the value of teamwork to provide round-the-clock customer support across various social media platforms. Crisis management and knowing when not to engage on social media are also addressed.
Utah Nonprofits Association Crowdfunding Presentation by Devin ThorpeDevin Thorpe
This document provides guidance on using crowdfunding to raise money for a cause. It discusses assessing the potential for crowdfunding based on the appeal of the cause, urgency, community ties, and size of personal networks. Recommendations are given for preparing campaigns, including organizing teams, designing rewards, and producing a video. Suggested timelines include reaching out to large donors before launch and ongoing social media engagement during the campaign. The importance of both online crowdfunding platforms and traditional media coverage are emphasized.
How To Use Social Media For Business Part 1 of 2Jeff Schneider
The document discusses how to effectively use social media for business. It introduces Jeff Schneider, founder of Marketing Ninjas, and discusses the importance of becoming a trusted authority. It outlines the current social media landscape, focusing on the top 5 platforms: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Google+. It emphasizes that social media is a communication tool to build relationships, not directly for sales.
The Edge 65 March 2015 Business Interview Jon Duschinsky The Conversation FarmMiles Masterson
Jon Duschinsky argues that social innovation, which he calls "CSR 2.0", is more sophisticated than traditional corporate social responsibility programs. He believes companies should determine their core values and use social initiatives to authentically extend those values, like a bank that focuses on customer service and the environment or a jeans company that supports relief workers. Duschinsky cites examples like Toms shoes and the Ice Bucket Challenge to show how blending social causes with business can succeed financially and make a difference. He advises companies to define what they truly stand for before developing social strategies.
Dove launched its "Real Beauty" campaign in 2004 to promote a wider definition of beauty beyond narrow physical standards. Initial ads featured images of average women and asked viewers to label them in limiting ways. This highlighted society's tendency to over-judge women on looks. Later campaigns showed the transformative power of accepting one's natural appearance. While some criticize Dove's focus on physical beauty, supporters say it has started important discussions about redefining attractiveness and body image. The campaign aims to keep promoting these messages through ads and educational programs.
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2. What does this
campaign stand for?
• This campaign involves just the opposite of
what Nike promotes in their usual "Just Do
It" campaign.
• You see phrases in this campaign such as
"Don’t pretend there’s not a problem in
America, Don’t turn your back on racism,
Don’t accept innocent lives being taken from
us, Don’t make any more excuses, Don’t
think this doesn’t affect you, and Don’t sit
back and be silent."
• Nike is telling everyone that we can't just sit
back and watch thousands of innocent lives
being taken because of racism.
3. Will Nike's Ad make a difference?
• Having a company as big as Nike
supporting this movement will most
definitely help get more people thinking
about this situation.
• Nike is modelling the kind of mindset
and support that everyone should be
doing right now.
• Nike as a company also gets plenty of
credit for always being one of the only
companies that always give full support
in tough times. They think of the
community before money.
4. Not the first time
Nike has
spoken out on
the race
conversation
• Nike hasn't been shy of stepping
into the spotlight when it comes to
racial conversations.
• In 2018, Nike released a
powerful ad that focused on Colin
Kaepernick.
• And more recently, Nike made an
urgent response to the death
of George Floyd by Minneapolis
police officer that shook the
world.
5. In Conclusion...
• Nike tries to look at these situations
from a regular citizen's perspective
and tries to respond strongly and
respectfully.
• Nike is opposed to hatred and
inequality in all of it's forms, and
the company knows that they can't
solve injustice, but they
can address it and help to the best
of their ability.
Thank you!