Experience the experience campaign of virgin America airline with C, company objectives, communication objectives, strategy and execution of the campaign and result of the campaign.Sir Richard Branson is the CEO of the airline
Virgin America aims to provide low-cost, high-quality air travel targeted at young, tech-savvy professionals ("the creative class"). It offers amenities like in-flight WiFi and entertainment systems on flights between major coastal cities. Virgin America prices its tickets competitively while also offering different classes to price discriminate. It distributes tickets mainly through its website but also partners with online travel agencies and occasionally discount sites. As an independent airline not in a major alliance, Virgin America faces challenges competing on costs and revenues.
Virgin America was founded in 2004 by British entrepreneur Richard Branson with the goal of reinventing air travel by offering customers an unparalleled flight experience. The airline launched in 2007 and focuses on innovative amenities like inflight WiFi, touchscreen entertainment systems, and mood lighting. Through its emphasis on technology, design, and excellent customer service, Virgin America has won numerous industry awards. It utilizes an active social media strategy and loyalty program to engage customers and continues to pioneer new approaches to the airline industry.
Virgin America aimed to redefine elegance in air travel by targeting young, tech-savvy travelers with stylish services at discounted prices. It provided higher levels of comfort than other airlines through amenities like an in-flight entertainment system and mood lighting. Virgin America also focused on social media connectivity and loyalty programs. To promote its brand, the airline utilized various social media platforms, sales promotions, and multimedia advertising campaigns that highlighted its affordable yet luxurious customer experience.
Virgin America is a low-cost airline that targets tech-savvy "creative class" business travelers between ages of 25-45. It began in 2007 flying between West Coast cities like Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco and expanded to 13 cities by 2012 focusing on business hubs. Virgin America offers in-flight entertainment and productivity features to appeal to this demographic. It promotes through social media and multimedia campaigns like "Breath of Fresh Airline" to reach customers online and in transit areas. The marketing plan concludes Virgin America delivers low prices with amenities by expanding routes while maintaining its reputation from the Virgin brand.
Imc 615-final Creative Strategy & Execution for American Airlines Denisse Leon
American Airlines was founded in 1930 and has since grown to become the 3rd largest airline in the US. It underwent bankruptcy in 2011 due to financial losses from the 9/11 terrorist attacks and rising fuel costs, but merged with US Airways in 2013. The summary aims to convince millennials and Gen X business travelers that American Airlines offers a comfortable and productive travel experience through an energetic, hopeful advertising campaign that appeals to all senses and creates a positive brand association. The tone should empower flyers and convey that flying American is only the beginning of their ability to make a difference through their work.
Virgin Atlantic, Marketing, External Environment, Internal Environment, Porter's Five forces Model, IIFM, Indian institute Of Forest Management, Richard Branson
This document contains information about United Airlines' history, operations, and marketing strategies. It provides background on United Airlines, including that it was founded in 1929 and is now one of the largest airlines in the world with over 87,000 employees. It also details United's hub locations, fleet size, and financial information. Additionally, the document outlines United's marketing goals to improve customer reputation and increase repeat customers. It includes proposed strategies like limiting flight capacities and offering discounts for return trips. Finally, the document contains draft press releases and public service announcements related to a new "We Are Listening" customer initiative.
The document outlines details of a business strategy for an airline, including its group members, strategies to focus on corporate segments and long-distance flights while providing all classes at low fares. It also includes analyses of the airline industry using Porter's 5 Forces and PEST frameworks, a SWOT analysis of the company, and recommendations to aggressively expand in Asia and South America while increasing its aircraft fleet and forming strategic alliances.
Virgin America aims to provide low-cost, high-quality air travel targeted at young, tech-savvy professionals ("the creative class"). It offers amenities like in-flight WiFi and entertainment systems on flights between major coastal cities. Virgin America prices its tickets competitively while also offering different classes to price discriminate. It distributes tickets mainly through its website but also partners with online travel agencies and occasionally discount sites. As an independent airline not in a major alliance, Virgin America faces challenges competing on costs and revenues.
Virgin America was founded in 2004 by British entrepreneur Richard Branson with the goal of reinventing air travel by offering customers an unparalleled flight experience. The airline launched in 2007 and focuses on innovative amenities like inflight WiFi, touchscreen entertainment systems, and mood lighting. Through its emphasis on technology, design, and excellent customer service, Virgin America has won numerous industry awards. It utilizes an active social media strategy and loyalty program to engage customers and continues to pioneer new approaches to the airline industry.
Virgin America aimed to redefine elegance in air travel by targeting young, tech-savvy travelers with stylish services at discounted prices. It provided higher levels of comfort than other airlines through amenities like an in-flight entertainment system and mood lighting. Virgin America also focused on social media connectivity and loyalty programs. To promote its brand, the airline utilized various social media platforms, sales promotions, and multimedia advertising campaigns that highlighted its affordable yet luxurious customer experience.
Virgin America is a low-cost airline that targets tech-savvy "creative class" business travelers between ages of 25-45. It began in 2007 flying between West Coast cities like Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco and expanded to 13 cities by 2012 focusing on business hubs. Virgin America offers in-flight entertainment and productivity features to appeal to this demographic. It promotes through social media and multimedia campaigns like "Breath of Fresh Airline" to reach customers online and in transit areas. The marketing plan concludes Virgin America delivers low prices with amenities by expanding routes while maintaining its reputation from the Virgin brand.
Imc 615-final Creative Strategy & Execution for American Airlines Denisse Leon
American Airlines was founded in 1930 and has since grown to become the 3rd largest airline in the US. It underwent bankruptcy in 2011 due to financial losses from the 9/11 terrorist attacks and rising fuel costs, but merged with US Airways in 2013. The summary aims to convince millennials and Gen X business travelers that American Airlines offers a comfortable and productive travel experience through an energetic, hopeful advertising campaign that appeals to all senses and creates a positive brand association. The tone should empower flyers and convey that flying American is only the beginning of their ability to make a difference through their work.
Virgin Atlantic, Marketing, External Environment, Internal Environment, Porter's Five forces Model, IIFM, Indian institute Of Forest Management, Richard Branson
This document contains information about United Airlines' history, operations, and marketing strategies. It provides background on United Airlines, including that it was founded in 1929 and is now one of the largest airlines in the world with over 87,000 employees. It also details United's hub locations, fleet size, and financial information. Additionally, the document outlines United's marketing goals to improve customer reputation and increase repeat customers. It includes proposed strategies like limiting flight capacities and offering discounts for return trips. Finally, the document contains draft press releases and public service announcements related to a new "We Are Listening" customer initiative.
The document outlines details of a business strategy for an airline, including its group members, strategies to focus on corporate segments and long-distance flights while providing all classes at low fares. It also includes analyses of the airline industry using Porter's 5 Forces and PEST frameworks, a SWOT analysis of the company, and recommendations to aggressively expand in Asia and South America while increasing its aircraft fleet and forming strategic alliances.
Virgin Atlantic provides concise summaries in 3 sentences or less that provide the high level and essential information from the document. The document discusses the history and founder of Virgin Atlantic Airways, Richard Branson. It then describes the different classes on Virgin Atlantic planes - Economy, Premium Economy, and Upper Class - and details the amenities included. Finally, it outlines Virgin Atlantic's recruitment and training process for employees.
Air canada- Digital Marketing StrategyKeshav Arora
- Air Canada wants to position itself as the premier travel partner for Canadians to explore their own country as travel anxiety decreases using an omnichannel digital marketing strategy.
- The strategic plan includes two campaigns - "Making Your Dreams Travel" and "CleanCare+" focusing on domestic exploration and COVID-19 safety, running from June to August.
- Key goals are to take an omnichannel approach, increase paid advertising, and boost brand affinity over competitors.
Smart phone & mobile services in airlinesHatem Kameli
Smartphone usage is growing strongly worldwide, with mobile internet users expected to outnumber desktop users within five years. This is driving increased investment in mobility technologies, especially in the GCC region which saw 60% growth in smartphone demand last year. By 2013, 70% of airlines expect to sell tickets directly via mobile phones, with nearly 15 billion mobile tickets projected to be delivered worldwide by 2014. Mobile services provide benefits to both airlines and passengers, including increased revenue, improved customer satisfaction, and a smoother travel experience. Leading airlines offer comprehensive mobile apps that allow booking, ticketing, flight status checking, lounge access, and other services.
School Project (British Columbia Institute of Technology)Anna
WestJet is a Canadian airline celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2016. It aims to be one of the top 5 international airlines by that year. WestJet serves over 100 destinations with over 100 aircraft and had $270 million in net earnings in 2013. The summary discusses WestJet's marketing objectives of increasing revenue and seat occupancy rates. It also provides an overview of WestJet's stakeholders such as employees, customers, suppliers and communities. The full document appears to be a case study or report on WestJet's marketing and communications strategy for their 20th anniversary campaign titled "Discover Within". It analyzes WestJet's competitive position and outlines their strategic decisions, target audience, marketing mix, promotional plan and $4.9 million budget
SimpliFlying Featured: Target Audience: Are airports missing a trick? SimpliFlying
Passenger Terminal World, March 2015 Issue: Are airports missing a trick by relying too heavily on mass promotions and discounts, as opposed to more individually tailored marketing campaigns? Among the innovative examples from airports, “Helsinki Airport clearly understands that many passengers share concerns about having to replenish their fridges after coming back from a trip,” says Marco Serusi, senior consultant with SimpliFlying, a global airport consultancy. “With the grocery service, the airport seeks to make the travel experience easy and smooth, while developing itself as a shopping location that meets the various needs of passengers.”
This document provides a marketing analysis of Virgin Atlantic airline. It begins with an executive summary and table of contents. It then analyzes Virgin Atlantic's financial performance compared to competitors like British Airways and Cathay Pacific. It discusses Virgin's marketing activities such as branding, social media campaigns, and loyalty programs. It also analyzes the competitive airline market and recommends Virgin focus its expansion on the growing Asian market through partnerships. The document provides an in-depth analysis of Virgin Atlantic's position and strategies compared to other airlines.
Virgin Atlantic's mission is to operate a profitable airline that passengers and employees enjoy. It is jointly owned by Virgin Group and Singapore Airlines and operates flights between the UK, North America, Caribbean, Africa, Middle East, Asia, and Australia. Virgin Atlantic carried over 5 million passengers in 2011 and has bases at London Gatwick and Heathrow Airports, using a mixed fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft.
This document discusses how airlines can generate ancillary revenue by facilitating brand connections and advertising opportunities throughout the passenger journey experience. It outlines how advertisers have high expectations for targeted audiences, speed, rich media, and return on investment. Airlines have advantages in reaching audiences across the entire travel experience. The document recommends airlines adopt best practices from terrestrial media companies by streamlining processes and providing data to prove return on investment. Examples from Air Canada, Virgin Atlantic, and LAN Airlines demonstrate how different touchpoints throughout the travel experience can be used to connect brands with passengers.
The document outlines Emirates' global brand campaign for 2012. The objectives are to increase market share and brand awareness through a CSR initiative. The campaign will target new price-sensitive customers and business travelers, revealing Emirates' environmental achievements over 3-4 months. It will include TV, outdoor, print, digital, and social media elements centered around how Emirates recycles chinaware into new marine habitats, tied to the idea of "oyster filtering capabilities". The estimated budget is $3-3.5 million.
Singapore Airlines is considered a role model for customer service in the airline industry. It focuses heavily on customer satisfaction and innovation in service marketing. Some of SIA's customer service strategies include operating a young fleet of modern aircrafts to improve safety and reduce costs, creating the iconic "Singapore Girl" as a marketing symbol, and providing differentiated inflight services like international cuisine and entertainment systems. SIA also developed high quality ground services like an early computerized reservation system and flexible check-in options to enhance the customer experience.
The document provides an overview of the airline industry in the Philippines, including:
1) A timeline of the industry from 1931 to present day, highlighting deregulation and increased competition in the 1990s.
2) Statistics on airports, passenger traffic, aircraft movement and market shares of major domestic and international carriers.
3) Profiles of the top Philippine airlines including Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, and AirAsia, along with analyses using Porter's Five Forces and PESTLE frameworks.
Effective Business Strategies in Corporate Travel Marketerya1
The European corporate travel market is worth $327 billion annually, making it attractive yet challenging for airlines. It is expanding despite economic downturns but corporations are becoming more cost-conscious. Airlines face intense competition from both legacy carriers and low-cost carriers. Major challenges include economic instability, accelerating liberalization, the low-cost carrier revolution, and high fuel prices. Airlines are implementing strategies like alliances and loyalty programs, focusing on social responsibility, using hub networks, and developing premium classes and low-cost business models to compete in this complex market.
Eco DMS currently markets through listings on tourism websites and industry associations but these efforts are not being actively managed. The memorandum recommends 14 publicity targets that Eco DMS can utilize to improve their marketing efforts at little to no cost, including bloggers, publications, and industry events. Targeting these influencers would allow Eco DMS to access a larger client base without incurring additional expenses by better leveraging current connections and providing valuable content.
EMIRATES AIRLINES: Controlling and harmonizing brand identity, image, and per...Hoàng Thị Thanh Thủy
The document provides a case study report on Emirates Airlines' brand identity, image, and personality. It begins with an introduction and background on the company. The literature review then examines key concepts of brand identity from Aaker, Kapferer, and De Chernatony. Their models identify important elements like vision, culture, personality, and symbols. The report will analyze how Emirates uses campaigns, imagery, and sponsorship to develop its identity as a global, innovative, and inspiring lifestyle brand.
The airline industry began in the 17th century and has since grown significantly. It now facilitates economic growth and globalization. Major Indian airlines include Indian Airlines, Kingfisher Airlines, Jet Airways, and Air India, which together hold over 75% of the domestic market share. Airlines use service marketing techniques to attract and retain customers. Their marketing mix includes product offerings, pricing strategies, placement of services, and promotional activities. Core aspects of airline services involve ground services, in-flight services, and reliability, care, and facilities provided to customers.
Airline Business, March 2015 Issue - Embracing mobile media can increase customer loyalty and, with deeper thinking, bring about a sustainable advantage, says Shashank Nigam, CEO of SimpliFlying
Final Pitch Presentation_final_verbal pitchPilar Bonilla
Pilar Bonilla and Michell Tam founded AeroLax after realizing the stress of traveling with children and the lack of comfortable seating options for families. They developed an inflatable leg rest called AeroLax to provide relief for parents and children on long flights. AeroLax aims to partner with investors and businesses to create a new revenue stream while providing comfort to mothers and families who frequently fly. The product is portable, durable, and transforms airplane seats into more relaxing spaces for adults and children. AeroLax sees significant market potential given the number of daily long-haul flights and families that travel in economy class seats with limited space.
- Travel fees continue to rise across industries like airlines, hotels, rental cars and cruises as companies try to maximize profits. Fees are charged for things like baggage, seat selection, WiFi and amenities that were previously included.
- Some airlines like Ryanair are considering more extreme options like charging for airplane bathrooms and vertical seating to fit more passengers on flights. However, others like Virgin America are not as focused on fees and extra charges.
- As the trend toward more travel fees progresses, companies must adapt their marketing strategies to address the à la carte nature of travel costs and packages. Hotels especially are profiting greatly from service fees but must market different room rates accordingly.
Turkish Airlines created a successful digital marketing campaign on YouTube featuring celebrities that reached a young, sporty audience. The video and influencers engaged viewers who commented and interacted extensively, driving 137 million views, 20,000 comments, and 180,000 likes. This viral campaign increased the airline's brand awareness and attracted new customers in a cost-effective manner by leveraging digital touchpoints and influencers.
Emirates Airline has a comprehensive marketing strategy that focuses on raising brand awareness through $700 million spent annually on advertising and sponsorships. They promote their brand as a premium airline targeting business professionals traveling internationally. Emirates utilizes social media like Facebook and Twitter extensively to engage customers and promote their brand. Their website and mobile platforms are also optimized for booking flights and managing travel. Content marketing, search engine optimization, and metrics are also important parts of their digital marketing strategy, which has helped Emirates experience 27 consecutive years of profitability.
Jingle available at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueUVMGNRW2M&feature=youtu.be
A PR + Advertising campaign for Giordano Junior titled "Moments Today, Memories tomorrow" to address the problem of inconsistent brand image and unfavourable associations of the parent brand Giordano.
The campaign plan is as such. First, release a youtube video of a story of a man who neglected his family to pursue his career overseas. When he came back, his daughter could not recognise him. Secondly, have a photoshoot event at Giordano Junior outlets which is an opportunity to create a moment with family during school holidays. There is also a jingle that will be played throughout the advert and event. It has a highlight "1... 2... 3..." that compliments the photo shoot. The already very successful bundle promotions will also change its name to "bundle of joy", a pun if you get it :)
"To be in your child's memory, you have to be in their lives today. Come down and create your moment with us today."
The document summarizes a marketing campaign for Standard Chartered involving a football carnival event to be held from June 15-17, 2012 in Singapore. It will feature a football tournament and appearances by top Liverpool players selected through a Facebook poll. On event days, social media will be used to track supporter numbers for competing teams. The event will include funfair games, retail vendors like Adidas, and food/beverage stalls while being supported by medical services from the Red Cross. Floor plans show the layout of the tournament and space allocations for tenants and endorsers.
Virgin Atlantic provides concise summaries in 3 sentences or less that provide the high level and essential information from the document. The document discusses the history and founder of Virgin Atlantic Airways, Richard Branson. It then describes the different classes on Virgin Atlantic planes - Economy, Premium Economy, and Upper Class - and details the amenities included. Finally, it outlines Virgin Atlantic's recruitment and training process for employees.
Air canada- Digital Marketing StrategyKeshav Arora
- Air Canada wants to position itself as the premier travel partner for Canadians to explore their own country as travel anxiety decreases using an omnichannel digital marketing strategy.
- The strategic plan includes two campaigns - "Making Your Dreams Travel" and "CleanCare+" focusing on domestic exploration and COVID-19 safety, running from June to August.
- Key goals are to take an omnichannel approach, increase paid advertising, and boost brand affinity over competitors.
Smart phone & mobile services in airlinesHatem Kameli
Smartphone usage is growing strongly worldwide, with mobile internet users expected to outnumber desktop users within five years. This is driving increased investment in mobility technologies, especially in the GCC region which saw 60% growth in smartphone demand last year. By 2013, 70% of airlines expect to sell tickets directly via mobile phones, with nearly 15 billion mobile tickets projected to be delivered worldwide by 2014. Mobile services provide benefits to both airlines and passengers, including increased revenue, improved customer satisfaction, and a smoother travel experience. Leading airlines offer comprehensive mobile apps that allow booking, ticketing, flight status checking, lounge access, and other services.
School Project (British Columbia Institute of Technology)Anna
WestJet is a Canadian airline celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2016. It aims to be one of the top 5 international airlines by that year. WestJet serves over 100 destinations with over 100 aircraft and had $270 million in net earnings in 2013. The summary discusses WestJet's marketing objectives of increasing revenue and seat occupancy rates. It also provides an overview of WestJet's stakeholders such as employees, customers, suppliers and communities. The full document appears to be a case study or report on WestJet's marketing and communications strategy for their 20th anniversary campaign titled "Discover Within". It analyzes WestJet's competitive position and outlines their strategic decisions, target audience, marketing mix, promotional plan and $4.9 million budget
SimpliFlying Featured: Target Audience: Are airports missing a trick? SimpliFlying
Passenger Terminal World, March 2015 Issue: Are airports missing a trick by relying too heavily on mass promotions and discounts, as opposed to more individually tailored marketing campaigns? Among the innovative examples from airports, “Helsinki Airport clearly understands that many passengers share concerns about having to replenish their fridges after coming back from a trip,” says Marco Serusi, senior consultant with SimpliFlying, a global airport consultancy. “With the grocery service, the airport seeks to make the travel experience easy and smooth, while developing itself as a shopping location that meets the various needs of passengers.”
This document provides a marketing analysis of Virgin Atlantic airline. It begins with an executive summary and table of contents. It then analyzes Virgin Atlantic's financial performance compared to competitors like British Airways and Cathay Pacific. It discusses Virgin's marketing activities such as branding, social media campaigns, and loyalty programs. It also analyzes the competitive airline market and recommends Virgin focus its expansion on the growing Asian market through partnerships. The document provides an in-depth analysis of Virgin Atlantic's position and strategies compared to other airlines.
Virgin Atlantic's mission is to operate a profitable airline that passengers and employees enjoy. It is jointly owned by Virgin Group and Singapore Airlines and operates flights between the UK, North America, Caribbean, Africa, Middle East, Asia, and Australia. Virgin Atlantic carried over 5 million passengers in 2011 and has bases at London Gatwick and Heathrow Airports, using a mixed fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft.
This document discusses how airlines can generate ancillary revenue by facilitating brand connections and advertising opportunities throughout the passenger journey experience. It outlines how advertisers have high expectations for targeted audiences, speed, rich media, and return on investment. Airlines have advantages in reaching audiences across the entire travel experience. The document recommends airlines adopt best practices from terrestrial media companies by streamlining processes and providing data to prove return on investment. Examples from Air Canada, Virgin Atlantic, and LAN Airlines demonstrate how different touchpoints throughout the travel experience can be used to connect brands with passengers.
The document outlines Emirates' global brand campaign for 2012. The objectives are to increase market share and brand awareness through a CSR initiative. The campaign will target new price-sensitive customers and business travelers, revealing Emirates' environmental achievements over 3-4 months. It will include TV, outdoor, print, digital, and social media elements centered around how Emirates recycles chinaware into new marine habitats, tied to the idea of "oyster filtering capabilities". The estimated budget is $3-3.5 million.
Singapore Airlines is considered a role model for customer service in the airline industry. It focuses heavily on customer satisfaction and innovation in service marketing. Some of SIA's customer service strategies include operating a young fleet of modern aircrafts to improve safety and reduce costs, creating the iconic "Singapore Girl" as a marketing symbol, and providing differentiated inflight services like international cuisine and entertainment systems. SIA also developed high quality ground services like an early computerized reservation system and flexible check-in options to enhance the customer experience.
The document provides an overview of the airline industry in the Philippines, including:
1) A timeline of the industry from 1931 to present day, highlighting deregulation and increased competition in the 1990s.
2) Statistics on airports, passenger traffic, aircraft movement and market shares of major domestic and international carriers.
3) Profiles of the top Philippine airlines including Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, and AirAsia, along with analyses using Porter's Five Forces and PESTLE frameworks.
Effective Business Strategies in Corporate Travel Marketerya1
The European corporate travel market is worth $327 billion annually, making it attractive yet challenging for airlines. It is expanding despite economic downturns but corporations are becoming more cost-conscious. Airlines face intense competition from both legacy carriers and low-cost carriers. Major challenges include economic instability, accelerating liberalization, the low-cost carrier revolution, and high fuel prices. Airlines are implementing strategies like alliances and loyalty programs, focusing on social responsibility, using hub networks, and developing premium classes and low-cost business models to compete in this complex market.
Eco DMS currently markets through listings on tourism websites and industry associations but these efforts are not being actively managed. The memorandum recommends 14 publicity targets that Eco DMS can utilize to improve their marketing efforts at little to no cost, including bloggers, publications, and industry events. Targeting these influencers would allow Eco DMS to access a larger client base without incurring additional expenses by better leveraging current connections and providing valuable content.
EMIRATES AIRLINES: Controlling and harmonizing brand identity, image, and per...Hoàng Thị Thanh Thủy
The document provides a case study report on Emirates Airlines' brand identity, image, and personality. It begins with an introduction and background on the company. The literature review then examines key concepts of brand identity from Aaker, Kapferer, and De Chernatony. Their models identify important elements like vision, culture, personality, and symbols. The report will analyze how Emirates uses campaigns, imagery, and sponsorship to develop its identity as a global, innovative, and inspiring lifestyle brand.
The airline industry began in the 17th century and has since grown significantly. It now facilitates economic growth and globalization. Major Indian airlines include Indian Airlines, Kingfisher Airlines, Jet Airways, and Air India, which together hold over 75% of the domestic market share. Airlines use service marketing techniques to attract and retain customers. Their marketing mix includes product offerings, pricing strategies, placement of services, and promotional activities. Core aspects of airline services involve ground services, in-flight services, and reliability, care, and facilities provided to customers.
Airline Business, March 2015 Issue - Embracing mobile media can increase customer loyalty and, with deeper thinking, bring about a sustainable advantage, says Shashank Nigam, CEO of SimpliFlying
Final Pitch Presentation_final_verbal pitchPilar Bonilla
Pilar Bonilla and Michell Tam founded AeroLax after realizing the stress of traveling with children and the lack of comfortable seating options for families. They developed an inflatable leg rest called AeroLax to provide relief for parents and children on long flights. AeroLax aims to partner with investors and businesses to create a new revenue stream while providing comfort to mothers and families who frequently fly. The product is portable, durable, and transforms airplane seats into more relaxing spaces for adults and children. AeroLax sees significant market potential given the number of daily long-haul flights and families that travel in economy class seats with limited space.
- Travel fees continue to rise across industries like airlines, hotels, rental cars and cruises as companies try to maximize profits. Fees are charged for things like baggage, seat selection, WiFi and amenities that were previously included.
- Some airlines like Ryanair are considering more extreme options like charging for airplane bathrooms and vertical seating to fit more passengers on flights. However, others like Virgin America are not as focused on fees and extra charges.
- As the trend toward more travel fees progresses, companies must adapt their marketing strategies to address the à la carte nature of travel costs and packages. Hotels especially are profiting greatly from service fees but must market different room rates accordingly.
Turkish Airlines created a successful digital marketing campaign on YouTube featuring celebrities that reached a young, sporty audience. The video and influencers engaged viewers who commented and interacted extensively, driving 137 million views, 20,000 comments, and 180,000 likes. This viral campaign increased the airline's brand awareness and attracted new customers in a cost-effective manner by leveraging digital touchpoints and influencers.
Emirates Airline has a comprehensive marketing strategy that focuses on raising brand awareness through $700 million spent annually on advertising and sponsorships. They promote their brand as a premium airline targeting business professionals traveling internationally. Emirates utilizes social media like Facebook and Twitter extensively to engage customers and promote their brand. Their website and mobile platforms are also optimized for booking flights and managing travel. Content marketing, search engine optimization, and metrics are also important parts of their digital marketing strategy, which has helped Emirates experience 27 consecutive years of profitability.
Jingle available at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueUVMGNRW2M&feature=youtu.be
A PR + Advertising campaign for Giordano Junior titled "Moments Today, Memories tomorrow" to address the problem of inconsistent brand image and unfavourable associations of the parent brand Giordano.
The campaign plan is as such. First, release a youtube video of a story of a man who neglected his family to pursue his career overseas. When he came back, his daughter could not recognise him. Secondly, have a photoshoot event at Giordano Junior outlets which is an opportunity to create a moment with family during school holidays. There is also a jingle that will be played throughout the advert and event. It has a highlight "1... 2... 3..." that compliments the photo shoot. The already very successful bundle promotions will also change its name to "bundle of joy", a pun if you get it :)
"To be in your child's memory, you have to be in their lives today. Come down and create your moment with us today."
The document summarizes a marketing campaign for Standard Chartered involving a football carnival event to be held from June 15-17, 2012 in Singapore. It will feature a football tournament and appearances by top Liverpool players selected through a Facebook poll. On event days, social media will be used to track supporter numbers for competing teams. The event will include funfair games, retail vendors like Adidas, and food/beverage stalls while being supported by medical services from the Red Cross. Floor plans show the layout of the tournament and space allocations for tenants and endorsers.
How to promote movie and what is the challenge comes for prompting a movie in the market.. In my presentation i have mentioned with budgets, Places/locations and marketing strategy.
You've Created a Social Media Campaign - Now What? Measuring the success of ...Webbed Marketing
Webbed Marketing PRSA Presentation from the July luncheon event. Amy Marshall and Bill Balderaz from Webbed Marketing present on how to measure the success of a social media campaign. http://www.webbedmarketing.com
Social Networking World Forum How To Run A Social Media Campaign On Faceboo...Toby Beresford
The document provides guidance on running a social media campaign on Facebook. It discusses identifying goals and target audiences, developing engaging concepts and content, executing the campaign through Facebook ads and apps, analyzing results, and maintaining ongoing campaigns. Key aspects include segmenting audiences, testing concepts with users, analyzing stats to optimize campaigns, and committing ongoing time and attention.
The PR campaign "Yes to Heathrow" aimed to gain public support for expanding Heathrow Airport through a third runway. The campaign's goals were to minimize environmental impacts, understand local concerns, and assure noise pollution would be reduced. Tactics included online surveys, social media engagement, print ads, and local events to build support among residents, politicians, unions and environmental groups. The £50,000 budget was allocated mainly to social media, print media, local campaigns and exhibition events. The campaign expected to generate increased social media followers, press coverage and local event attendance to help gain approval for the airport's expansion plans.
The document provides guidance on identifying target audiences for public relations efforts. It advises determining who needs to hear your message, who influences your target, who must be moved to action, and who has the greatest impact. Target audiences are those who can influence your primary target, which is the direct decision-maker. The document also recommends refining target audiences by considering psychographics like hobbies and lifestyle choices to create tailored messaging, and understanding personality and communication styles to engage audiences effectively.
Turkish Airlines Seeks A Public Relations Firm (Breaking PR News Exclusive To Everything PR)
Turkish Airlines, a 4-star airline flying to 260 destinations worldwide has issued a RFP for a PR campaign.
They seek someone who can provide services including:
• Media Relations / Reputation Management
• Regional Marketing
• Planning
• Reporting / Measurement
Turkish Airlines maintains a growing global network of 260 destinations worldwide, flying to 108 countries, more than any other airline. Established in 1933 with a fleet of five aircraft, Turkish Airlines, a Star Alliance member, currently flies from gateways in six U.S. cities: New York, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, Houston and Boston. Turkish Airlines will also begin service from San Francisco to Istanbul on April 13, 2015.
This document contains an outline for a report on the airline EasyJet. It includes sections on the airline's overview, main features and benefits, logos, target markets, positioning/branding, comparisons to legacy airlines, and conclusion. It also contains subsections on allocated seating, fast tracks, brand stretching, comparisons to Ryanair, and conclusions. References are listed at the end to sources consulted for the report.
1) Sahelian Air aims to become the leading air transport company in West and Central Africa within 5 years by offering affordable air travel options and facilitating regional economic integration.
2) It plans to establish a network of local airlines in multiple countries, coordinated by a parent company, to offer domestic, regional, and international flights throughout the region.
3) Sahelian Air has partnerships with major international companies in the aviation industry to support its fleet, maintenance, training, technology, and financing needs as it works to establish itself as a safe and reliable carrier.
Social media planning, content and communicationConnie Crosby
This document provides an overview of social media planning, content, and communication. It discusses developing a social media strategy and framework, including determining audiences and creating an editorial calendar. It also covers risks and policies for social media use, such as starting small, setting commenting policies, and monitoring comments. Resources for further information on social media planning and certificates are also referenced.
The document provides steps for launching a successful social media campaign:
1) Define social media and monitor key platforms and influencers to understand audiences.
2) Build brand awareness on social media by increasing followers, interactions and positive perceptions.
3) Set up brand pages and determine content strategy and response protocols.
4) Engage audiences on social media with a content calendar and respond to comments and messages.
5) Promote social media pages across marketing channels and evaluate and refine the strategy over time.
I recently graduated from Penn State University with a degree in Advertising and a minor in Business. I worked with four students during the Fall semester of my senior year in completing an Advertising campaign for JetBlue Airlines.
The document discusses the vision for a future travel and tourism marketplace. It will provide a centralized place for travelers to plan trips, book reservations and services, share travel content and experiences, and access travel tools and apps. The marketplace aims to bring together buyers and sellers of travel products and services in one location to simplify the travel planning and booking process for consumers while also offering monetization opportunities for various travel industry stakeholders. It seeks to collect travel-related data and leverage synergies between different travel sectors to create additional value for users and businesses.
This deck from 2001 outlines opportunities to improve customer experience and cross-sell capabilities within the SwissairGroup by selling Swissotel Hotels stay with a Swissair flight.
This was done with a team at the Rotterdam School of Management
This document discusses using customer interaction as a competitive strategy in the travel industry. It notes that travel companies like Expedia must compete with airlines, hotels, tour operators and other online travel agencies. The document advocates focusing a competitive strategy on networking with suppliers and customers to build loyalty through positive experiences at each stage of travel planning and booking.
Expert in planning and executing comprehensive marketing strategies in support of business goals and objectives for well known brands in India with sound knowledge of Marketing, Communication & Technology.
This plan highlights a Social Media Marketing Strategy for Spirit Airlines and was developed as a part of West Virginia University's Integrated Marketing Communications Master's Program.
Southwest Airlines has experienced significant success since its founding in 1971 through employing unique low-cost strategies. While facing initial doubts about viability, Southwest is now a major public company trading on the NYSE. Southwest prioritizes maintaining low costs through operating a simplified fleet and service while focusing on high customer service and employee satisfaction. These strategies have allowed Southwest to withstand challenges like 9/11 and economic recessions better than competitors. Southwest also differentiates itself through a rewards program and baggage policies to maintain its competitive edge.
SWOT Analysis & Marketing Mix Of Emirates AirlineZaheer Tariq
SWOT Analysis & Marketing Mix Of Emirates Airline..
Presented & Created By Zaheer UD Din Baber ..
Student of B(H) In Computer Sciences At University Of Management & Technology Lahore..Pakistan
The document discusses services in the airline industry. It provides details about major Indian airlines such as Jet Airways and Kingfisher Airlines. It summarizes that air travel remains a large and growing industry that facilitates economic growth. It also discusses various aspects of service marketing used in the airline industry such as product mix, price mix, promotion mix, and physical evidence.
For my Media Planning class, my team created a Media Plan for JetBlue. Our team's agency, Momentum Marketing, wanted to build top-of-the-mind awareness and to differentiate the JetBlue brand. Our big idea was to leverage JetBlue's cheap flights, deluxe legroom and in-flight entertainment to assure consumers that they can spend more money on their vacations and not their flights getting there.
This document provides a media plan for JetBlue airline. It includes a situational analysis of JetBlue's brand, target audiences, and competitors. The primary target audience is female business travelers aged 25-34, and the secondary target is retired travelers aged 55-64. The big idea is that JetBlue offers high quality flights at low prices so travelers can spend more on their actual vacations. The majority of the $9 million budget will be spent on digital media to reach these audiences. The campaign will run from January to March to promote spring and summer vacations.
Case Study Topic Handling a Public RelationsPublicity CrisisA.docxdrennanmicah
Case Study Topic: Handling a Public Relations/Publicity Crisis
As mentioned in class, Marketing/PR Departments at companies of all sizes are faced with publicity crisis on a regular basis. Many appear in case studies like those we covered in class. Cyber attacks, product recalls, product malfunctions, etc. How companies respond to adversity is critical to their success in overcoming the crisis as well as to their long term image to their public (customers, employees, stockholders, community, etc.).
For this final case study, students are to select a company that has been in the news recently for dealing with a publicity crisis related to their company/organization. Some examples include: Cyber security issues at companies like Chili’s, Yahoo, Target, Michaels, EBay, Spotify, PF Changs, etc., videotaped footage of United Airlines security dragging a passenger off of one of their planes,Tesla’s self-driving car that was involved in a fatal crash or a basketball game brawl at a recent NCAA game.
Some questions/comments you may want to consider are:
· Describe the publicity issue that the company you selected had to go through. How did they address the issue? In your opinion, what did they do right? What did they do wrong?
· What ramifications happened as a result of the negative publicity?
· How much damage (financial, employees, customers) did this PR issue cause?
· What was the SWOT for the company before the PR issue?
· What was the SWOT of the company after the PR issue?
· Should customers be weary of shopping/doing business with this company post PR issue?
· What do you recommend the company do now (post PR issue) from a public relations standpoint?
Approach this case study in the same way as the case studies you have done in class. While there is no universal way to write a case study, make sure you cover the basics of a case study including:
1. Brief background/Situational Analysis of the company
2. Problem Statement/Key Issues
3. Competitive Situation/SWOT
4. Alternatives/Options
5. Recommendations
A couple of paragraphs on each topic should suffice with the major emphasis placed on what you’d recommend they do from a marketing perspective.
UNITED AIRLINES BAD WEEK COST BUFFETT AND OTHER INVESTORS MILLIONS
Background
Although each airline is structured differently, and it is difficult to assess and quantify the performance of an entire airline, Delta Airlines, and the United airlines have stayed in a steadfast competition for the last 5 years. In the year 2014, United airlines was seen lacking behind Delta airlines and was struggling to keep up with the pace, however, in the last 3 years, airlines have become a strong competitor for Delta airlines where the competition can be seen side to side. The United Airlines is the world's third-largest airline and has gained significant value in the last years, where Warren Buffett is considered the largest investor for the airlines. One of the most crucial and critical part of m.
Case Study Topic Handling a Public RelationsPublicity CrisisA.docxzebadiahsummers
Case Study Topic: Handling a Public Relations/Publicity Crisis
As mentioned in class, Marketing/PR Departments at companies of all sizes are faced with publicity crisis on a regular basis. Many appear in case studies like those we covered in class. Cyber attacks, product recalls, product malfunctions, etc. How companies respond to adversity is critical to their success in overcoming the crisis as well as to their long term image to their public (customers, employees, stockholders, community, etc.).
For this final case study, students are to select a company that has been in the news recently for dealing with a publicity crisis related to their company/organization. Some examples include: Cyber security issues at companies like Chili’s, Yahoo, Target, Michaels, EBay, Spotify, PF Changs, etc., videotaped footage of United Airlines security dragging a passenger off of one of their planes,Tesla’s self-driving car that was involved in a fatal crash or a basketball game brawl at a recent NCAA game.
Some questions/comments you may want to consider are:
· Describe the publicity issue that the company you selected had to go through. How did they address the issue? In your opinion, what did they do right? What did they do wrong?
· What ramifications happened as a result of the negative publicity?
· How much damage (financial, employees, customers) did this PR issue cause?
· What was the SWOT for the company before the PR issue?
· What was the SWOT of the company after the PR issue?
· Should customers be weary of shopping/doing business with this company post PR issue?
· What do you recommend the company do now (post PR issue) from a public relations standpoint?
Approach this case study in the same way as the case studies you have done in class. While there is no universal way to write a case study, make sure you cover the basics of a case study including:
1. Brief background/Situational Analysis of the company
2. Problem Statement/Key Issues
3. Competitive Situation/SWOT
4. Alternatives/Options
5. Recommendations
A couple of paragraphs on each topic should suffice with the major emphasis placed on what you’d recommend they do from a marketing perspective.
UNITED AIRLINES BAD WEEK COST BUFFETT AND OTHER INVESTORS MILLIONS
Background
Although each airline is structured differently, and it is difficult to assess and quantify the performance of an entire airline, Delta Airlines, and the United airlines have stayed in a steadfast competition for the last 5 years. In the year 2014, United airlines was seen lacking behind Delta airlines and was struggling to keep up with the pace, however, in the last 3 years, airlines have become a strong competitor for Delta airlines where the competition can be seen side to side. The United Airlines is the world's third-largest airline and has gained significant value in the last years, where Warren Buffett is considered the largest investor for the airlines. One of the most crucial and critical part of m.
This document provides an overview of brand management strategies for Singapore Airlines. It discusses Singapore Airlines' vision and mission, the macroenvironmental factors it faces, its segmentation, targeting, positioning, marketing mix (4Ps), and branding journey. Key aspects of its brand strategy include a focus on premium service, innovation, and positioning through the iconic "Singapore Girl" symbol. The airline maintains a young fleet of fuel efficient aircraft and strives to be a leader in passenger experience through amenities and technologies.
Airline Food Quality Improvements At The Food IndustryLisa Brown
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Angel Investor Mock PresentationINTRODUCTIONPriceline is a te.docxjustine1simpson78276
Angel Investor Mock Presentation
INTRODUCTION
Priceline is a team of experts with more than 500 workers; passionate and self driven individuals whose desire is to make travel for its customers easier.
Priceline.com History
The Priceline Group, founded in 1997 by Jay S. Walker, is the world’s leading provider of online travel and related services provided to consumers, and local partners in 224 countries and territories through six primary brands. Collectively, The Priceline Group operates in 224 countries and territories in Europe, North America, South America, the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East and Africa; providing services in over 42 languages (Priceline Group, n.d.).
BODY
I. Position Statement
To be the leading online travel business for value conscious, leisure travelers in North America and to help people experience the world.
II. Problem Statement
The airlines’ rules do not permit fantasy bidding (a second offer) since that would allow unacceptable probing of prices. This has led to a decline in customers’ satisfaction that is threatening the core of the airline industry. Priceline can partner with sellers to unload surplus and help improve customers’ satisfaction.
III. Elevator Speech
We see an opportunity for Priceline.com to enhance their sales, customer base, and overall customer satisfaction in the airline ticketing segment of the business. We see opportunity in this area as the airlines rules do not permit fantasy bidding (a second offer) since that would allow unacceptable probing of prices. Creating a strategic alliance with airlines will allow Priceline.com the opportunity to enhance customer satisfaction by allowing the customer to bid on surplus airline tickets. This will allow Priceline.com to provide their customers the name your own price option, just like their hotel, car rental, cruises and other package deal offerings. With the creation of this new model, the overall enhanced customer experience will lead to greater sales and profits for Priceline.com and the partnering airline companies.
IV. Description of product and business
Increased operational scales imply a better position for the company to negotiate better terms. Over the last 15 years, the company has ranked as the best internet travel agency across the globe (Monica, 2016). The main focus of the company is to have an established network in the Asian and African countries. Asia is gaining prominence in global aviation and is expected to become the world's leading travel market. Total air traffic for the region is forecast to grow at an average of 6.2 percent, and by 2035, passenger traffic throughout Asia will constitute 48.7 percent of global passenger traffic. Driven by the region's strong economic development, highly effective industry structure, and increasing accessibility of air transport services, more than 100 million new passengers are projected to enter the market annually. Air traffic to, from, and within Africa is expected to grow .
This document proposes demand generation campaigns and media recommendations for Virgin Atlantic for 2017 by Sharaf Travels, their General Sales Agent in the UAE and Oman. It analyzes Virgin Atlantic's business model, customers, products, and competition. Two campaign ideas are presented: an incentive program called "Fun to Earn" for travel agency staff and a "Fly Fresh" campaign positioning the airline as a refreshing experience through interactive advertising. The agency seeks to partner with Sharaf Travels to execute a two-pronged B2B and B2C marketing strategy using various online, print, outdoor, and event-based media.
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2. Company and introduction
Virgin America is a California-based airline.
Parent : Virgin Group.
CEO: Sir Richard Branson.
launched in August 2007, Virgin America has captured a
host of travel industry best-in-class awards.
“Best Domestic Airline” & "Best Business/First Class“.
“Best Domestic Airline” in Travel + Leisure’s World’s Best
Awards for six consecutive years.
in April 2014, the number one ranking for the second
year in a row in the annual Airline Quality Rating.
3. Situation Analysis
Its operating loss to $4 million for the second
quarter.
Financial report of quarter 2 in September.
operating revenue for the second quarter grew by 29 %
to $347 million on a capacity increase of 32%.
4. Some of the social media campaign
Being Social is in our “DNA”.
Abby Lundarini (Director of Virgin airline)
Partnered with Klout to give Free flight to best Twit.
They promoted their facebook page and twitter more
faster then other Airlines in USA.
They Promote in twitter with hash tag #FlyMoreGiveBack
between 2010 to 2011.
7. Strategy & Execution
Advertis
ement
• “Out Of House” advertising.
• Wrapping of a San Francisco public transit tunnel.
start
• Creating hype,CEO served food and drinks aboard.
• CEO posed & live streaming at Times Square NY.
promotion
• For 1st 1000 photos on twitter and Instagram
30%off on future flights, Frequent flyers help.
8. Attraction of the campaign
1st ,on demand food
and drinks services
Screen chat to
interact with other
person
12 stage in cabin
mood lighting
Extra wide reclining
seats
Attractions
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5
10
15
20
quarter 2 quarter 3 quarter 4 quarter
1(2013)
operating profit
operating profit
Result of the Campaign
Operating revenue for the third quarter grew to
$368 million.