marketing614josea.blogspot.com
Working on a Social Marketing Plan
Working on a Social Marketing Plan. As part of Marketing 614, I'm putting together a marketing plan for the social good. This will be fun! Sunday, April 25, 2010. This afternoon I put the finishing touches on the paper and submitted it to the professor. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out, but would love any feedback you have concerning the paper. You can download the pdf at the link below. Link to Marketing Paper. Friday, April 23, 2010. Preview of my final work. Sunday, April 18, 2010. Before the c...
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marketing614karamdav | causing a happiness shift
Causing a happiness shift. February 24, 2012. Thanks for coming on this adventure with me. I’ve learned a lot about the challenges inherent in trying to market something as intangible as happiness using a big picture framework. If you’re interested in learning more about my final marketing plan for the Happiness Initiative, check out the Pages in the Nav bar above. Each Big Picture link goes to that section of my marketing plan. More on Disney as a CSR Partner…. February 20, 2012. February 19, 2012.
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marketing614_kingjere
Sunday, April 18, 2010. Marketing is the least of my worries. So if we are going to do an image communication objective to support a retention / stimulate demand marketing objective how do we measure the shift in customer perception? Is simply tracking the number of repeat customers enough? Can we even do that? Maybe this is the right approach continue the calendar because that is who we are but focus on the apparel because it overcomes many of the objections to the calendar. Friday, April 16, 2010.
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marketing614kkliu « Just another WordPress.com site
Just another WordPress.com site. Linking benefits to metrics. Different positioning benefits require different metrics. Since the U-Car position is in the luxury sector, metrics should be associated to customer service, experience and ease. The customer experience starts from the search all the way to the end of the life of the U-Car with its owner. The post-purchase evaluation will extend to the end of the car’s life, and the use/servicing is also from buy to end of life. Looking back at CSR…. Autobody ...
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marketing614klttlfld | A graduate venture into social marketing
A graduate venture into social marketing. February 24, 2012. Of course, no strategy goes implemented without it being evaluated thereafter. The following strategy-integrated metrics should be practiced (in order, from top to bottom):. Detailing the customer experience. Articulating the positioning benefit throughout the customer experience. Setting operational metrics (known as “input” metrics). Setting evaluation metrics (known as “output” metrics), AND. February 22, 2012. Thoughts on Channel Alignment.
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Marketing614_Kpenni
Friday, April 23, 2010. Thursday, April 22, 2010. Wednesday, April 21, 2010. So, this blog is coming in pretty handy for my presentation and for my final paper. Since I've been posting weekly portions of my paper in my blog, I find I can copy and paste a lot of them into my final paper and then use peer comments to change things. I'll be posting about metrics and evaluation later today once I review notes from class. Tuesday, April 13, 2010. This is my rough draft I've got so far:. Support group for anyo...
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marketing614kwitting | Just another WordPress.com site
Just another WordPress.com site. Marketing Objective and Source of Volume. February 29, 2012. Metrics should be strategic, focused, integrated, causal, and competency-based. Most importantly, they must be actionable. Below I have identified possible metrics focused on the customer experience along the “path to purchase.” It will be necessary to narrow these down to a few key metrics which will allow T-Sound to optimize its investment in evaluation. Execution Part 3: Evaluating Channels. February 25, 2012.
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marketing614_laracha
Monday, April 19, 2010. I've been struggling with several of the possible communications objectives since our last social marketing class. First I considered Basic Awareness. Because Gift of Life definitely needs to increase their general brand awareness. I am conducting a survey to find out how many transient Michigan students recognize the brand, but my guess is that the answer will be 'few'. I threw out Top of Mind. I've settled (for now) on an Information Objective. I've been highlighting. This o...
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marketing614lathamr | Just another WordPress.com site
Just another WordPress.com site. Waste Food as a Social Venture? February 25, 2012. Everything about the lunch experience at the Waist Not cafe needs to relate back to the dynamic variable of “less wasteful”. This includes experiential features such as selectable portion size and search features such as the calorie count of each portion. The Waist Not needs to make sure that they are situated in close proximity to both downtown lunch patrons, and the Food Co-op that they are getting food from. Get every ...
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marketing614mdoud | Fast-Deployment Educational Facilities: Making Education Possible
Fast-Deployment Educational Facilities: Making Education Possible. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Marketing Objective and Source of Volume. Metrics, metrics, metrics. February 22, 2012. After this, I looked at linking metrics to benefits and created the following chart based on my beneficiaries’ “path to purchase”:. February 21, 2012. The flow of information seems to rely most heavily on EnsurEd and the CSR partner, Hewlett Packard, so hopefully this flow will be relatively smooth.
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marketing614meghanke
Happiness (and this blog) Starts Now. Business Objective, Part 1: Core Competence, Strategic Assets, and Benefits. Business Objective, Part 2: FE, Goal, and Time Frame. Who Do We Want to Target? Execution, Part 1: Product. Execution, Part 2: Communications Plan. Execution, Part 3: Channels. Execution, Part 3: Channels. February 25, 2012. HI’s value chain, as a flow of information:. Degree of end-customer power (1-5). Product, Place, Time. February 25, 2012. Exposure to billboard ad. After operational met...
