• To raise money for Alzheimer’s Society – target £10,000
• Celebrate the promotional products industry and raise the
value of promo products as both an integral element to
marketing strategy and as a tool to say thank you.
• Get members involved in the #ThankYouPPW campaign
on social media
• Raise awareness of BPMA research.
• On BPMA account impressions
reached a peak of over 19.5k
impressions per day compared to
the usual average of approx. 3k
• Approx. 82.5k impressions
throughout the week (02/10 –
06/10)
• Top tweet gained 1,756
impressions and 34 engagements
• Gained 20 followers
Sample week of BPMA
twitter activity 18/09 – 22/09
PPW Week BPMA twitter
activity 02/10-06/10
• Average of 6.1k impressions per day 2nd-6th
October compared to PPW 2016 which had
an average of 1.5k impressions per day
• Total approx. impressions for PPW 2017=
30.6k. PPW 2016 = 7.8k
• Gained 67 followers
These numbers differ slightly to above as this is based on 28 days and we began tweeting about PPW the
week before it started
www.promotionalproductsweek.co.uk
In the first 9 days of
October the website
received 3,022 hits
compared to 2,289
hits for the whole of
September
• Nearly 82,000
impressions across all
adverts.
• Facebook was the most
successful platform as
many of our contacts
are active on this
channel.
• Twitter engagement
was lower but this is
often the case in PPC
campaigns.
• Resulted in 984 clicks
to the PPW website
• 87 new twitter followers
• 113.1k twitter impressions throughout the week
• 1,603 mentions of the #ThankYouPPW hashtag
• Instagram followers increased by 51%
• Adverts greatly helped to extend the reach of the campaign, especially
on Facebook, helped us to tailor our message to different audiences and
generated a substantial number of visits to the website.
Competitions
And so many
more from
Outstanding
Branding event,
Festival of
Marketing and
the Night of
Luxury Brands
PPW featured in 8 online magazines
Readership 30,000 Readership 7,000
PPW featured in 11 different
company’s blogs
• During the week we raised
£2,433
• Whilst we did not achieve our
target, we had over 22
donations and some great
engagement elsewhere i.e.
with the Thank You photos
• Some suppliers will be
donating at the end of October
• We are going to continue
raising money up for the rest
of year to try to reach £10,000
• Keep consistency of communication with old and new
followers – rather than only use programme for tweets, log in
and like/retweet followers activity. Similarly, keep posting on
Instagram and LinkedIn.
• Look at brands that were involved in the campaign that are
not members and contact them about signing up.
• Write a blog about the success.
To everyone that got involved in Promotional Products Week
2017!

Promotional Products Week Presentation

  • 2.
    • To raisemoney for Alzheimer’s Society – target £10,000 • Celebrate the promotional products industry and raise the value of promo products as both an integral element to marketing strategy and as a tool to say thank you. • Get members involved in the #ThankYouPPW campaign on social media • Raise awareness of BPMA research.
  • 3.
    • On BPMAaccount impressions reached a peak of over 19.5k impressions per day compared to the usual average of approx. 3k • Approx. 82.5k impressions throughout the week (02/10 – 06/10) • Top tweet gained 1,756 impressions and 34 engagements • Gained 20 followers
  • 4.
    Sample week ofBPMA twitter activity 18/09 – 22/09 PPW Week BPMA twitter activity 02/10-06/10
  • 5.
    • Average of6.1k impressions per day 2nd-6th October compared to PPW 2016 which had an average of 1.5k impressions per day • Total approx. impressions for PPW 2017= 30.6k. PPW 2016 = 7.8k • Gained 67 followers These numbers differ slightly to above as this is based on 28 days and we began tweeting about PPW the week before it started
  • 7.
    www.promotionalproductsweek.co.uk In the first9 days of October the website received 3,022 hits compared to 2,289 hits for the whole of September
  • 8.
    • Nearly 82,000 impressionsacross all adverts. • Facebook was the most successful platform as many of our contacts are active on this channel. • Twitter engagement was lower but this is often the case in PPC campaigns. • Resulted in 984 clicks to the PPW website
  • 9.
    • 87 newtwitter followers • 113.1k twitter impressions throughout the week • 1,603 mentions of the #ThankYouPPW hashtag • Instagram followers increased by 51% • Adverts greatly helped to extend the reach of the campaign, especially on Facebook, helped us to tailor our message to different audiences and generated a substantial number of visits to the website.
  • 14.
  • 16.
    And so many morefrom Outstanding Branding event, Festival of Marketing and the Night of Luxury Brands
  • 21.
    PPW featured in8 online magazines Readership 30,000 Readership 7,000
  • 23.
    PPW featured in11 different company’s blogs
  • 25.
    • During theweek we raised £2,433 • Whilst we did not achieve our target, we had over 22 donations and some great engagement elsewhere i.e. with the Thank You photos • Some suppliers will be donating at the end of October • We are going to continue raising money up for the rest of year to try to reach £10,000
  • 26.
    • Keep consistencyof communication with old and new followers – rather than only use programme for tweets, log in and like/retweet followers activity. Similarly, keep posting on Instagram and LinkedIn. • Look at brands that were involved in the campaign that are not members and contact them about signing up. • Write a blog about the success.
  • 27.
    To everyone thatgot involved in Promotional Products Week 2017!