4. Offered marketing mix E-letters, banners Fully under PP control “ Service retail”, POSMs, Photobooks samples PHYSICAL EVIDENCE Regular e-communication, Customers management (by volume, value) PP, customers database, regular e-communication to TA PP Database collection, regular contacts by Sales Force Sales standards, targets, daily visits, reporting, supervision PROCESSES Web specialists Web specialists Loyal PP (Ambassadors), SP Sales Force Sales Force is required (FMCG experience is preferred) PEOPLE Web (banners), “hot offers” campaigns Word of mouth, links from SP site to PP sites, bundles Availability, visibility in Retail, WEB (links to SM pages), PP, bundled offers for new customers PROMOTION Flat Discounted offers to PP (identification by IP addresses) FLAT, commissions to Retail, discounts for PP PRICE Web PP, Web PP (served by Sales Force based on regular meetings) Key retail, PP, WEB PLACE SUPERPHOTO PHOTOBOOK PRODUCT WO WT ST SO
22. Marketing campaigns 1. For Mass market Objective: to increase demand Mechanics: to print special double-side coupon. One side: description of PHOTOBOOK. Back side: Offer to owners of coupons “Order one PHOTOBOOK till the end of May and get another with 50% discount”. Addresses of SM are indicated. This Program could be communicated to SM as additional marketing benefit for them Distribution place: maternity homes, kindergardens. 2. For Ambassadors: same mechanics could be applied
23. Marketing campaigns 2. “End of school” campaign Objective: to boost sales Mechanics: visit schools and offer PHOTOBOOK for graduates End of lessons: 25.05.09 Exams: till 20.06.09 School leaving ball: 20.06.09 Time required: 200 schools / 3 SR / 5 visits per day = 9.5 days Expected Sales volume: 200 schools x 3 classes x 30 people x 25% = 4,500 photobooks Offer is to be carefully prepared: e.g. PHOTOBOOK + T-shirt (with phaces of classmates) + Cap