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Final Project and Objectives
  • ADV 3001

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Housekeeping
  • Read
  • Do
  • 6th Assignment (06/22)
  • 7th and 8th assignment (06/21, 22)
  • Case 2 (06/22)
  • Final project (06/22)
  • Extra credit (Today and tomorrow)

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The end is near!
  • 6/19 Final case/Elements of a plans book
  • 6/20 Media and evaluations
  • 6/21 22 Final presentations

4
Final Project
  • Team leaders Send via email 2 possible
    presentation times

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6th Assignment Letter to your grandparents
  • Write a short letter to your grandma or grandpa.
    Explain to her/him what is advertising strategy
    and what did you learn in class.
  • DO NOT use any jargon or complex explanation.
  • 1-2 double spaced pages

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7th 8th Assignment Evaluations
  • You are going to evaluate your peers
    presentations.
  • Evaluation forms will be available the day of the
    presentation.
  • Why are these evaluations important?
  • 5 points of the grade of your final project
    depends on your peers evaluations.
  • The best team gets 5 extra points.

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Revisiting IMC objectives
  • Format
  • To Action of Product Message among , within
    the Time of the new campaign.
  • Remember, objectives should be
  • Output oriented
  • Measurable
  • Time bounded
  • Realistic
  • One purpose
  • Do not mention strategies or how to solve the
    problem

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Procedure to develop objectives
  • Find out who are you going to talk to

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Procedure to develop objectives
  • Where in the hierarchy of effects is our target?

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Procedure to develop objectives
  • What do you want consumers to be/do?
  • Be aware of the brand?
  • Recognition/Recall
  • Know something about the brand?
  • New knowledge (New services, etc.)
  • Have a positive attitude toward the brand?
  • Have a certain image of the brand?
  • Intend to buy/go to the brand/store
  • Action
  • Facilitate

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Procedure to develop objectives
  • Guidelines for the numbers (, , time)
  • Use benchmarks
  • Advertising campaigns
  • Sales/Market share
  • If benchmark data/sales data are unavailable we
    have to use some rules of thumb
  • Who are you talking to?
  • Current buyers are easier to reach/persuade than
    non-buyers
  • Create awareness is easier than making the sell.
  • What is your brand current position?
  • Ceiling effects

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Final Project
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Final project
  • Final elements of the final project
  • Selection of best strategy
  • Creative brief
  • Creative suggestions
  • Big idea
  • IMC strategies
  • Advertising
  • Sales Promotion
  • Public Relations
  • Direct Marketing
  • Innovative strategies
  • Research suggestions

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  • The final project should include ALL the elements
    (Situation analysis, SWOTCreative suggestions,
    etc.)

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Final presentations
  • 7-minute presentation (TIMED)
  • 3 minutes of REAL, HARDCORE SMACK DOWN QA
  • 1 or 2 speakers per team
  • However, in the QA is fair game to ask questions
    to the most clueless-looking member of the team

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  • You should, fairly briefly, hit the following
    points
  • Brand challenge
  • Most important elements of the SWOT
  • Preferred alternative
  • Bid idea
  • IMC suggestions

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  • You will have to prepare a visual presentation
  • PowerPoint (You NEED to send by email the
    presentation file by 5 PM the day before your
    presentation) (4-5 slides).
  • Use your imaginationYoure in advertising for
    crying out loud!

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  • Your presentation will be evaluated using the
    following items
  • How informative and visually attractive is the
    overall display/presentation?
  • How appropriate is the problem/challenge?
  • How appropriate are the objectives presented to
    solve the problem?
  • How well has the group strategized to solve the
    challenge problem of the company?
  • How well did the group communicate their ideas in
    the oral presentation?
  • How well did the group answer the clients
    questions?

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Why is the evaluation important?
  • 5 points of the grade of your final project
    depends on your peers evaluations
  • The best team gets 5 extra points

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Michigan Lottery-Keno Request for Proposals
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Introduction
  • Ruben Barrera
  • Director of Research for the Bureau of State
    Lottery
  • Problem
  • We dont know the problem, but Keno sales are
    disappointing.
  • We need to know
  • Whats our problem?
  • Why are we in this pickle?
  • Alternatives
  • Selection of best alternative

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Data Analysis
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Attitudes, knowledge and behavior of Lotto
Players/Keno Players
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Current Keno play as compared to when first
offered
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Why do they play less?
33
Attitude toward Keno
34
Reasons for attitudePositive
Negative
35
Appealing elements of Keno
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Food for Thought
  • 18 were unaware of the game
  • 82 were aware of the game
  • 30 did not know payment procedures, 59 number
    of winners
  • Positive attitude is low
  • 33 played weekly/2.59 per play

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Plans Book
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Reasons to write strategically sound plans book
  • Explains and ANALYZES the current situation
  • Usually contains a recommendation to spend a
    considerable amount of money
  • It is the key document to consult

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Major sections of a plans book
Warning You dont talk about alternatives in the
plans books!
  • Executive summary
  • Brand challenge
  • Situation analysis
  • SWOT analysis
  • Target market profile
  • Objectives
  • Campaign budget
  • Brand positioning statement
  • IMC strategy
  • IMC tactics
  • Campaign evaluations
  • Conclusion
  • Bibliography
  • Appendices

Research
Research
Research
Research
Media Planning
Creative
Campaigns
Creative
Media Planning
Creative
Research
Media Planning
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Details (This section applies to YOUR final
project)
  • Cover
  • Should look professional (not expensive or
    flowery)
  • It should contain
  • Clients name
  • Agency name
  • Name of the campaign

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Details
  • Title page
  • Clients name
  • Agency name
  • Name of the campaign
  • Agency team members names (alphabetical order,
    do not highlight leader)
  • Course title

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Details
  • Table of contents
  • Tables, charts are great but use them wisely
  • Appendix

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Reminders
  • Send by email your PPT file the night before your
    presentation
  • Rehearse
  • Make sure that everybody understands the project
  • To dress up or not?
  • Remember to include an initial slide with the
    name of your team
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