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Spring 2007 Branding Campaign for NCSU Distance Education Program

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The Spring 2007 branding campaign for North Carolina State University’s Distance Education program aims to raise awareness among business and corporate communities. The strategy involves media placements across NPR radio and statewide publications to reach a highly educated audience, leveraging local partnerships and digital platforms for maximum outreach. Upcoming projects include photo shoots and marketing retreats, with a focus on driving traffic to the program's landing page. This campaign will utilize targeted advertising to effectively communicate with North Carolina’s adult population.

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  1. Spring 2007 DE Branding Campaign Kay Zimmerman & Heather Barbour DELTA Marketing & Partnership Development

  2. DELTA Marketing & Partnership Development

  3. DELTA Marketing & Partnership Development

  4. DELTA Marketing & Partnership Development

  5. DELTA Marketing & Partnership Development

  6. DELTA Marketing & Partnership Development

  7. Cross & Associates • Media placement… • Kay Zimmerman(DELTA Mgmt.) • Hillisha Haygood(DELTA Business & Tech. Applications Analyst)

  8. DELTA Marketing & Partnership Development

  9. DELTA Project Management Rebecca Swanson Melissa Williford Angie Chiatello Kay Zimmerman Heather Barbour Mike Cuales Amanda Robertson Ben Huckaby DELTA Interns Vendors

  10. DELTA Marketing & Partnership Development

  11. Upcoming Projects • DE Photo Shoots (May-June) • DE Marketing Planning Retreat (June) • DE Summer Ad in NC State Alumni Magazine (June) • New Back-End Marketing Tool for Interactive Campaigns (July)

  12. Cross + Associates • Campaign Goals • Raise awareness in both the business and corporate communities of NCSU’s Distance Education program • Drive traffic to the landing page to learn more about the program

  13. Strategy • Use NPR radio in Raleigh, Greensboro and Charlotte to reach a business minded professional and to expand our frequency of message • Use the NC News Network to reach the 51% of NC’s 35+ population that lives outside of these three metros • Use statewide business publication to expand reach beyond radio • Use “local” advertising in national business publications

  14. Online Strategy • Use www.gopack.com site that has local and partner relationships with the university • Google and Yahoo search campaign

  15. Recommendations • NPR Radio • WUNC (Raleigh) • WFDD (Greensboro) • WFAE (Charlotte) • Highly educated audience • Skews slightly male • Spot will be in good company

  16. Recommendations • NPR Radio Audience Profile • 75.9% have a college degree • 52% Male • 42% earn $250,000+ • 63% use online services • 63.8% are Executives & Managers or are a Small Business Owner

  17. Recommendations • NC News Network • Provides news, sports, weather and special programming to 76 radio station affiliates across the state • Strength lies in reaching those North Carolinians, 25+, that live in both the metro and rural areas of the state

  18. Recommendations • NC News Network Audience Profile • News Listeners are 89% more likely to be a college graduate and 135% more likely to hold a post-graduate degree • 85% more likely to be in Management • 64% more likely to earn $75+

  19. North Carolina News Network… Full State Coverage North Carolina Major Metro Areas 51% of North Carolina’s 35+ population lives outside of the three major metro areas. If you buy only the major metros, you miss half of the state’s population. North Carolina 35+ Population: 4,520, 651* Major Metro 35+ Population: 2,221,984*

  20. Full State Coverage

  21. Recommendations • Business North Carolina • Statewide Business Publication • Well-educated readers • Circulation – 30,466

  22. Recommendations • Business North Carolina Audience Profile • 83% have a college degree • 86% Male • Average Household Income - $184,000 • 72% of subscribers are in top management

  23. Recommendations • MNI Executive Network • Business Week, Fast Company, Forbes, Fortune, Fortune Small Business, Inc., Money • Well-educated readers • Advertiser will be perceived as being “larger” than they are • Circulation – 56,300 (in Raleigh/Durham area)

  24. Recommendations • MNI Executive Network Audience Profile • 50% have a bachelor’s degree • 63% Male • Median HHI - $83,400 • 41% of subscribers are professional/ managerial

  25. Recommendations • Gopack.com • Establishes a local presence and reach among alumni and students • Good partnership with the university

  26. Interactive Banner Ads

  27. Acquisition Campaign Google Yahoo *See terms and creative copy sheet*

  28. Spring 2007 Branding and Acquisition Flowcharts *See handout*

  29. Creative Examples

  30. Print

  31. Exhibit Design

  32. Questions/Comments