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The "Dare to Connect" campaign aimed to elevate awareness and purchase consideration of the 2014 Mazda3 among the Towson University community, particularly Generation Y. Through integrated marketing strategies, including social media engagement, cause marketing with the Challenged Athletes Foundation, and event activities, we sought to generate buzz and educate the target audience about the Mazda brand. Our objectives included increasing brand awareness by 30% and purchase consideration by 10%, while also fostering community connections. This comprehensive approach successfully generated significant impressions and engagement.
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2014 Mazda3 Towson University Tiger Tactics Dare to Connect
Client Objectives • Conduct research to gain understanding between Mazda brand and Gen Y in order to create the most effective marketing communication • Generate buzz that educates consumers on benefits of Mazda3 • Develop and execute integrated marketing communication plan for the Mazda3
Agency Objectives • Increase Awareness by 30% • Increase Purchase Consideration by 10% • Generate Impressions
Campaign Strategy—Target Market • Towson University Community • Under-Grad, Graduate, & Faculty • “Generation Y” • Ages 18 to 29
Message & Slogan • Dare To Connect
Campaign Strategy—Tactics • Unintentional Marketing • Social Media + School Paper • Cause Marketing • Rebound N’ Sound • Operation Rebound—Challenged Athletes Foundation
Tuesday Nov. 5th Mazda3 Awareness Events Daytime Event
Tuesday Nov. 5th Mazda3 Awareness Events Evening DJ Competition Rebound N’ Sound
Luis Leonzo Advertising
Advertising Objectives • Increase awareness of the Mazda3 in the Towson community, through cause marketing • Bring in donations to our cause: the Challenged Athletes Foundation’s Operation Rebound Program
Advertising Tactics • Implemented a 85/15 rule for content posted on social media sites • 85% relevant content • 15% content about the 2014 Mazda3 • Socialization over Direct Advertising
Advertising Successes • Facebook: 109.6K Impressions • Twitter: 43.4K Impressions, Engagement rate of 0.30% • Video: over 1k total plays • Banner: 800 Impressions • Poster: 300 Impressions • Flyer: 30K Impressions • T-Shirts: 25K Impressions • Sign Spinner: 1,000 Impressions
Advertising Examples: Banner Banner: 800 Impressions
Flyer Flyer: 30K Impressions
Poster Poster: 300 Impressions
T-Shirt T-Shirts: 25K Impressions
Sign Spinner Sign Spinner: 1,000 Impressions
Facebook Page Facebook: 109.6K Impressions
Twitter Home Page Twitter: 43.4K Impressions
“What Does the Tiger Say?” Video • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RySbv_0rUE
Performance of Advertising • Total Advertising Impressions • 211,000 + • Mixture of Print, Internet, and Support channels
Elana Diestel Public Relations
PR Strategy • Goals: • establish the 2014 Mazda3 as the premium choice in its vehicle segment. • Strengthen the Mazda brand’s connection with the community.
PR Strategy • Objectives: • To increase the awareness of the 2014 Mazda3, specifically of its features and the Mazda brand • To increase the acceptance that the 2014 Mazda3 is a premium selection in its vehicle segment. • To increase purchase consideration
PR Strategy • formulated an action strategy • developed a message strategy • emotional appeals • Unique selling proposition: Dare to Connect
Tactics Implemented and Media Coverage • News media tactics • Stories in The Towerlight • Interpersonal communication tactics • Rebound N’ Sound event • Successfully got two stories in The Towerlight • Towson University website story is in progress
Media Value vs. Cost and Impressions • “Class competes to market Mazda3” • Value: $248.85 • “Cool car for good cause” • Value: $328.02 • Impressions • Each Towerlight story got 30,000 impressions • Combined = 60,000 impressions
-Alexandra Guimaraes Research
Research timeline • September 17th - Creation of pre-event survey (first draft) • October 2nd - Approval for final pre- event survey • October 3rd - Focus group held • October 4th - Surveys sent out • October 7th, 8th, & 9th - In-depth interviews analyzed; Focus group information analyzed • October 15th – Reached 400 survey results & analysis began • October 21st – Client Debrief • November 1st – Obtain approval for post-event survey • November 6th & 7th - Post-event survey will be sent out • November 25th– Post-event survey responses will be analyzed • December 2nd – Campaign Evaluation
Research Goals and Methodology Pre Campaign Survey Target – 506 respondents Post Campaign Survey Target – 414 respondents Focus Group Target – 18 participants • 20: 11 vehicle owners, 9 non vehicle owners In-Depth Interviews - 46 Interviews
Research Insights for Support of Campaign • In-depth interviews • Style/size of vehicle (31%) • Gas mileage (27%) • Emphasized these features • Focus Groups • Survey • Skyactiv technology (39%) • Bluetooth audio (33%) • Marketing methods • Online (45%) Facebook and Twitter • Word of mouth (33%) flyers, speaking to classmates
Thea Kreis Post Campaign Position
Awareness of the Mazda3 Line Awareness of the All-New 2014 Mazda3
Very Unlikely to Purchase All-New 2014 Mazda3 Somewhat Likely to Purchase All-New 2014 Mazda3
Tyler Carson Financial Analysis
Accurate Cost vs. Value Analysis • Received quality assets and services to put towards operations at low or no costs • Lowered costs by expanding vendor options • Reduce expenses by: • Utilizing donated items • Utilizing internal skills and abilities for free • Band, DJs, digital design, video editing We believe that the value of the assets and services we received out-weighed the costs
Return on Investment • Cost: $3,000 • Actual Value: $176,000 • ROI: 5,866%