This document proposes a 5-year strategy to increase Progresso Soup's market share and value. Key recommendations include launching an online consumer community, expanding into healthy soup options targeted at women, introducing new product displays in stores, increasing advertising spending with a focus on magazines, and implementing strategic pricing changes. The plan estimates these initiatives could increase Progresso's net present value by 19% to $2.7 billion over 5 years through higher sales, market share, and profits.
The document discusses how collaborative marketing, where brands market with consumers rather than at them, will drive winning companies in the future. It outlines 5 trends driving the shift to collaborative marketing: 1) democratized product development, 2) close, continuous customer relationships, 3) open organizations, 4) peer-powered media, and 5) measuring influence rather than impressions. It also provides 5 steps for embracing collaborative marketing strategies: 1) audit audiences, 2) engage core brand advocates, 3) align content, 4) do things faster, smarter and better, and 5) empower communities.
How to use social media in the branding process.
- Involve Customers
- Use Brand Advocates
- Ignite Conversations
- Create Engaging Content
Part of the digitilization lecture of the Brand Management Course
How To Grow Your Small Business Using Social MediaAntoine Brodis
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It has become crucial, even critical, for businesses to take advantage of the huge potential that is social media.
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This document discusses social media measurement and analytics. It outlines key metrics and challenges in measuring social media conversations. Some of the key metrics discussed include sentiment, participation and engagement, influential ideas or memes, and attributes like demographics. It also lists some sample tools and capabilities needed for successful social media measurement.
The document discusses how content consumption is shifting from traditional TV to digital streaming platforms, giving users more choice over what and when they watch. It provides examples of Google's data and tools that can measure things like brand lift, audience interest, and media attribution to help brands understand changing consumer behavior and optimize their campaigns. The presentation includes case studies showing how brands have used YouTube analytics and testing to identify the most effective creative executions and target different age demographics more precisely.
This document discusses emerging digital marketing trends for 2016. It finds that the top trend is the rise of video across digital platforms, as consumers are increasingly consuming video content on websites, social media, and in online ads. It also discusses other trends like influencer marketing, increased "buy now" functionality on social media, using social listening to inform brand decisions, and mapping cross-device consumer journeys. The overarching theme is that all of these trends are focused on putting consumers at the center of marketing strategies. Brands will need to respond by soliciting consumer input and feedback to better understand and meet consumer needs.
This document discusses GM's efforts to improve social media engagement across brands and functions. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of different internal groups in social media. It then discusses how GM established a Social Media Center of Excellence to better coordinate social strategy, provide education to employees, and leverage social listening tools and metrics to improve customer experiences. Several case studies are provided showing how GM used real-time social responses, influencer engagement, and integrated digital campaigns to generate awareness and positive sentiment around new vehicle launches.
This document provides guidance on developing media budgets by analyzing three key areas: the consumer, business objectives, and the competitive marketplace. It recommends identifying the core target consumer and their media consumption habits to focus budgets. Objectives, timing, geography, and retailers' needs should also influence budget allocation. Analyzing competitors' spending, digital strategy, and campaign quality can provide benchmarks for budget setting, as increased share of voice is linked to gaining market share. Both traditional and digital campaigns require quality messaging to drive engagement.
The document provides recommendations for High Note, a music streaming service, to increase adoption of its premium paid service. It recommends: 1) Expanding the differences between the free and paid services and ensuring users understand premium benefits. 2) Encouraging premium users to connect with free users to influence them to upgrade. 3) Leveraging referral programs and social media marketing to increase free users and convert some to premium. It also provides findings from qualitative research on competitors and quantitative analysis of High Note user data.
The document discusses 8 major shifts in marketing as it transitions to a digital world. These shifts include moving from rigid annual campaigns to continuous strategic strikes throughout the year, adopting agile planning over rigid strategies, integrating digital thinking across all marketing instead of it being a separate department, prioritizing meaningful relationships over transactional interactions, designing products and services based on consumer needs and wants, having a positive social impact rather than just selling products, empowering customers as advocates instead of just talking to the public, and ensuring coherent brand experiences across all touchpoints rather than just a consistent image. The goal is to make marketing more creative, digital, social, and useful.
Tom Buday, head of marketing, and Pete Blackshaw, head of digital and social media, gave this presentation to the Credit Suisse digital seminar on September 5 2013 in London
In "Social Insights: The CPG Industry", we dive into the trends shaping the CPG industry. The report addresses the following questions: what is driving this pressure in the industry, what are the goals of leading CPG companies going forward, and where does social media intelligence fit?
- How the retail industry and changing consumer preferences affect CPG markets
- The unique concerns of CPG brands approaching data-driven strategies
- Three main ways CPG companies leverage social data to enhance their businesses.
Making Dollars and Cents of Social Media: Part 1Todd Van Hoosear
油
This two part webinar series is hosted by Progress Partner Marketing. Key topics:
1. Social media and the marketing world: Whats new, and why you should care?
2. The evolution of content marketing: The intersection of stories, search and social
3. Eyes vs wallets: The two major social marketing strategies
4. How to measure your awareness-building campaign
5. How to measure your lead generation campaign
6. Whats next: Where is this technology and marketing heading?
Chapter 2 (social media marketing strategy)Jawad Chaudhry
油
The document discusses social media marketing planning and strategy. It begins by outlining where social media marketing planning fits within broader business and marketing plans. It then describes the typical stages of social media marketing maturity and lists the key steps in social media marketing planning, which include conducting a situation analysis, setting objectives, gathering audience insights, selecting social media channels, creating an experience strategy, establishing an activation plan, and measuring performance. The document provides details on each step and emphasizes the importance of developing a plan that tells a story, defines objectives and metrics, understands the marketplace, and establishes clear strategies. It also discusses considerations for social media policies and different organizational structures for managing social media marketing.
2011 Kickoff Event Presentation Materials: Community in the Enterprise7Summits
油
The document summarizes a presentation about using social media and online communities in business. It discusses how social media can be used to engage customers, employees, and partners. Specific uses include social marketing, customer support, product development, sales enablement, and corporate communications. The presentation recommends having a social media strategy aligned with business goals and prioritizing which aspects of social media will be most effective, such as enabling customer reviews, creating connected social campaigns, holding social contests, and integrating marketing efforts.
Social Currency Impact Ranking (Abbreviated) VIVALDI
油
This is an abbreviated version of the Social Currency Impact Ranking that was released by Vivaldi Partners Group, a strategic consulting firm that includes a digital and technology agency known as Fifth Season.
In the report, Vivaldi Partners Group ranks the best brands that most effectively leverage the social behaviors that influence the degree to which individuals share a brand or information about a brand with others.
This abbreviated ranking shows the top 10
The report is a ranking of the brands in the Social Currency 2012 Report. Both reports, and all of the Social Currency research reports, can be downloaded from the Vivaldi Partners Group website: http://vivaldipartners.com/vpsocialcurrency/about
More information on Social Currency 2012 can be found at: http://www.vivaldipartners.com/sc2012
Gumtree - Using social intelligence to add value to TV sponsorship Brandwatch
油
Gumtree sponsored Celebrity Big Brother in 2015 and worked with mycleverTM Agency to maximize awareness through an integrated social media campaign. MycleverTM used Brandwatch Analytics to monitor real-time conversations, engage fans, and create unique branded content. Their efforts generated 32 million impressions and helped shift perceptions of Gumtree, demonstrating the value of social listening for sponsors.
This document discusses measuring the value of social media for public health campaigns. It begins by noting there are no industry standards for measuring social media. It then discusses how social media presents an opportunity for public health campaigns to reach audiences. The document proposes several frameworks for measuring social media, including goals and key performance indicators like reach, insights from audience engagement, and actions generated. It applies these frameworks to examples of successful GEICO and CDC social media campaigns. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of setting digital media goals and identifying potential metrics like impressions, cost per thousand impressions, and audience actions and responses.
8 Things People Don't Tell You About Social MediaFalcon.io
油
Social media marketing can appear deceptively simple, and is commonly misunderstood. It isnt intentional, but sometimes, our own social media and digital marketers are to blame for these common misconceptions. If theres one thing we know for certain, its that social media marketing is not simple and requires comprehensive planning, and a great deal of creativity. Its about time we shed light on anything, and everything people dont tell you about social media marketing. Its time every social media and digital marketer gets the credit they deserve.
In this webinar we are diving into:
- Best kept social media marketing secrets
- Exposing social media marketing misinformation
- The truth about successful social media marketing
Goody Good Stuff, a UK subsidiary of leading European confectionery company Cloetta, used Shoutlet to unlock insights on customers and increase valuable customer data.
Read our quarterly publication on everything omnichannel marketing to learn about the best practices to level up your small business. This is the perfect solution for property managers, dental practices, and law firms, looking for a cost-efficient and effective marketing partner to growth their business.
Building Online Financial Communities: The Fine Line Betweeen a Bank Being a ...Matt Wilcox
油
Banks are increasingly using online communities and social media to engage with customers, but must walk a fine line between being a helpful resource and becoming too familiar. The document discusses strategies banks can use to develop online communities through social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, blogs and mobile apps. It emphasizes starting small, clearly defining goals and measuring results. Successful programs provide value to customers through community building, customer service and transparency, helping banks appeal to customers on a personal level while encouraging advocacy.
This document summarizes a presentation on using social media for business. It discusses how social media allows for online conversations using tools like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. It emphasizes creating and sharing content to build relationships and provides tips on setting goals, objectives and metrics to measure social media effectiveness. The purpose is to help businesses use social media strategies to connect with customers and drive traffic, followers and engagement.
Every day, thousands across the globe talk about your products, your brand, and your competitors. Now imagine a reality in which you knew what the world is talking about right now. You dont need a crystal ball to make social media predictions for the future. A marketers intuition, backed by social listening and analytics, can do the trick and engage target audiences. The ever-changing consumer, economic and digital landscapes naturally enable social media marketers to develop a hunch about how their brand and audience are impacted by those shifts. To turn a hunch into a real prediction, marketers need to understand how to analyze the growing amounts of data at their disposal. Consumer opinion has changed YoY and historical data is your most reliable friend for social media management, content marketing, crisis management, brand monitoring, customer support and more we will discuss together.
In this webinar dive in and learn:
- How social media platforms can help turn data to business insights
- How social listening empowers marketers to discover every new trend first
- How to use your owned data to fine-tune predictions or pivot in a smart direction
Oliviers sandwiches promotion strategy projectVinh Mai
油
This marketing plan summary provides an overview of a 6-month campaign for Oliver's Sandwiches. The major target audience is locals aged 18-40 in Milton, and the campaign objectives are to increase brand awareness and attract new customers. The overall budget is $7,500. The promotional strategy focuses on digital advertising through Google AdWords and social media including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Yelp to raise awareness and drive traffic. Evaluation will include customer surveys.
This document discusses GM's efforts to improve social media engagement across brands and functions. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of different internal groups in social media. It then discusses how GM established a Social Media Center of Excellence to better coordinate social strategy, provide education to employees, and leverage social listening tools and metrics to improve customer experiences. Several case studies are provided showing how GM used real-time social responses, influencer engagement, and integrated digital campaigns to generate awareness and positive sentiment around new vehicle launches.
This document provides guidance on developing media budgets by analyzing three key areas: the consumer, business objectives, and the competitive marketplace. It recommends identifying the core target consumer and their media consumption habits to focus budgets. Objectives, timing, geography, and retailers' needs should also influence budget allocation. Analyzing competitors' spending, digital strategy, and campaign quality can provide benchmarks for budget setting, as increased share of voice is linked to gaining market share. Both traditional and digital campaigns require quality messaging to drive engagement.
The document provides recommendations for High Note, a music streaming service, to increase adoption of its premium paid service. It recommends: 1) Expanding the differences between the free and paid services and ensuring users understand premium benefits. 2) Encouraging premium users to connect with free users to influence them to upgrade. 3) Leveraging referral programs and social media marketing to increase free users and convert some to premium. It also provides findings from qualitative research on competitors and quantitative analysis of High Note user data.
The document discusses 8 major shifts in marketing as it transitions to a digital world. These shifts include moving from rigid annual campaigns to continuous strategic strikes throughout the year, adopting agile planning over rigid strategies, integrating digital thinking across all marketing instead of it being a separate department, prioritizing meaningful relationships over transactional interactions, designing products and services based on consumer needs and wants, having a positive social impact rather than just selling products, empowering customers as advocates instead of just talking to the public, and ensuring coherent brand experiences across all touchpoints rather than just a consistent image. The goal is to make marketing more creative, digital, social, and useful.
Tom Buday, head of marketing, and Pete Blackshaw, head of digital and social media, gave this presentation to the Credit Suisse digital seminar on September 5 2013 in London
In "Social Insights: The CPG Industry", we dive into the trends shaping the CPG industry. The report addresses the following questions: what is driving this pressure in the industry, what are the goals of leading CPG companies going forward, and where does social media intelligence fit?
- How the retail industry and changing consumer preferences affect CPG markets
- The unique concerns of CPG brands approaching data-driven strategies
- Three main ways CPG companies leverage social data to enhance their businesses.
Making Dollars and Cents of Social Media: Part 1Todd Van Hoosear
油
This two part webinar series is hosted by Progress Partner Marketing. Key topics:
1. Social media and the marketing world: Whats new, and why you should care?
2. The evolution of content marketing: The intersection of stories, search and social
3. Eyes vs wallets: The two major social marketing strategies
4. How to measure your awareness-building campaign
5. How to measure your lead generation campaign
6. Whats next: Where is this technology and marketing heading?
Chapter 2 (social media marketing strategy)Jawad Chaudhry
油
The document discusses social media marketing planning and strategy. It begins by outlining where social media marketing planning fits within broader business and marketing plans. It then describes the typical stages of social media marketing maturity and lists the key steps in social media marketing planning, which include conducting a situation analysis, setting objectives, gathering audience insights, selecting social media channels, creating an experience strategy, establishing an activation plan, and measuring performance. The document provides details on each step and emphasizes the importance of developing a plan that tells a story, defines objectives and metrics, understands the marketplace, and establishes clear strategies. It also discusses considerations for social media policies and different organizational structures for managing social media marketing.
2011 Kickoff Event Presentation Materials: Community in the Enterprise7Summits
油
The document summarizes a presentation about using social media and online communities in business. It discusses how social media can be used to engage customers, employees, and partners. Specific uses include social marketing, customer support, product development, sales enablement, and corporate communications. The presentation recommends having a social media strategy aligned with business goals and prioritizing which aspects of social media will be most effective, such as enabling customer reviews, creating connected social campaigns, holding social contests, and integrating marketing efforts.
Social Currency Impact Ranking (Abbreviated) VIVALDI
油
This is an abbreviated version of the Social Currency Impact Ranking that was released by Vivaldi Partners Group, a strategic consulting firm that includes a digital and technology agency known as Fifth Season.
In the report, Vivaldi Partners Group ranks the best brands that most effectively leverage the social behaviors that influence the degree to which individuals share a brand or information about a brand with others.
This abbreviated ranking shows the top 10
The report is a ranking of the brands in the Social Currency 2012 Report. Both reports, and all of the Social Currency research reports, can be downloaded from the Vivaldi Partners Group website: http://vivaldipartners.com/vpsocialcurrency/about
More information on Social Currency 2012 can be found at: http://www.vivaldipartners.com/sc2012
Gumtree - Using social intelligence to add value to TV sponsorship Brandwatch
油
Gumtree sponsored Celebrity Big Brother in 2015 and worked with mycleverTM Agency to maximize awareness through an integrated social media campaign. MycleverTM used Brandwatch Analytics to monitor real-time conversations, engage fans, and create unique branded content. Their efforts generated 32 million impressions and helped shift perceptions of Gumtree, demonstrating the value of social listening for sponsors.
This document discusses measuring the value of social media for public health campaigns. It begins by noting there are no industry standards for measuring social media. It then discusses how social media presents an opportunity for public health campaigns to reach audiences. The document proposes several frameworks for measuring social media, including goals and key performance indicators like reach, insights from audience engagement, and actions generated. It applies these frameworks to examples of successful GEICO and CDC social media campaigns. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of setting digital media goals and identifying potential metrics like impressions, cost per thousand impressions, and audience actions and responses.
8 Things People Don't Tell You About Social MediaFalcon.io
油
Social media marketing can appear deceptively simple, and is commonly misunderstood. It isnt intentional, but sometimes, our own social media and digital marketers are to blame for these common misconceptions. If theres one thing we know for certain, its that social media marketing is not simple and requires comprehensive planning, and a great deal of creativity. Its about time we shed light on anything, and everything people dont tell you about social media marketing. Its time every social media and digital marketer gets the credit they deserve.
In this webinar we are diving into:
- Best kept social media marketing secrets
- Exposing social media marketing misinformation
- The truth about successful social media marketing
Goody Good Stuff, a UK subsidiary of leading European confectionery company Cloetta, used Shoutlet to unlock insights on customers and increase valuable customer data.
Read our quarterly publication on everything omnichannel marketing to learn about the best practices to level up your small business. This is the perfect solution for property managers, dental practices, and law firms, looking for a cost-efficient and effective marketing partner to growth their business.
Building Online Financial Communities: The Fine Line Betweeen a Bank Being a ...Matt Wilcox
油
Banks are increasingly using online communities and social media to engage with customers, but must walk a fine line between being a helpful resource and becoming too familiar. The document discusses strategies banks can use to develop online communities through social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, blogs and mobile apps. It emphasizes starting small, clearly defining goals and measuring results. Successful programs provide value to customers through community building, customer service and transparency, helping banks appeal to customers on a personal level while encouraging advocacy.
This document summarizes a presentation on using social media for business. It discusses how social media allows for online conversations using tools like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. It emphasizes creating and sharing content to build relationships and provides tips on setting goals, objectives and metrics to measure social media effectiveness. The purpose is to help businesses use social media strategies to connect with customers and drive traffic, followers and engagement.
Every day, thousands across the globe talk about your products, your brand, and your competitors. Now imagine a reality in which you knew what the world is talking about right now. You dont need a crystal ball to make social media predictions for the future. A marketers intuition, backed by social listening and analytics, can do the trick and engage target audiences. The ever-changing consumer, economic and digital landscapes naturally enable social media marketers to develop a hunch about how their brand and audience are impacted by those shifts. To turn a hunch into a real prediction, marketers need to understand how to analyze the growing amounts of data at their disposal. Consumer opinion has changed YoY and historical data is your most reliable friend for social media management, content marketing, crisis management, brand monitoring, customer support and more we will discuss together.
In this webinar dive in and learn:
- How social media platforms can help turn data to business insights
- How social listening empowers marketers to discover every new trend first
- How to use your owned data to fine-tune predictions or pivot in a smart direction
Oliviers sandwiches promotion strategy projectVinh Mai
油
This marketing plan summary provides an overview of a 6-month campaign for Oliver's Sandwiches. The major target audience is locals aged 18-40 in Milton, and the campaign objectives are to increase brand awareness and attract new customers. The overall budget is $7,500. The promotional strategy focuses on digital advertising through Google AdWords and social media including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Yelp to raise awareness and drive traffic. Evaluation will include customer surveys.
Purpose: This Social Media Strategy is primarily a resource to sharpen the focus on current Social Media initiatives using customer-centric methodologies that can be seamlessly integrated back into products to achieve core business objectives. Ultimately stepping up the level of engagement by providing actionable insight into emerging trends in the customer experience. Proposing guidelines that can be used by Stakeholders (on all levels) when collaborating with Marketing to measure success and get the envisioned results from Social Media endeavors. This strategy is not intended as a proposal for a Community but as response to customer needs to give the enterprise a common approach in order to reach customers in a Right Here, Right Now society. Therefore recognizing the benefits of a convergence strategy that leverages peoples passion for our products and the ability to collaborate in the social spaces where people live online.
360is Marketing Leadership Playbook provides guidance to marketers on how they can reimagine their approaches to marketing to advance legacy infrastructure, pave the way for more progressive advertising and move the industry forward in this new digital era.
The document provides an overview of the Marketer's Toolkit 2021 report, which analyzes six major challenges facing brands in the upcoming year:
1. Responding to recession - Marketing budgets are expected to increase but not return to pre-pandemic levels due to economic pressures. There is a shift towards performance and digital channels.
2. Staying effective in e-commerce - The growth of e-commerce during the pandemic is seen as a permanent change, requiring brands to adapt strategies and investments.
3. Engaging home consumers - Restrictions will remain through 2021, so brands must find ways to engage consumers spending more time at home.
4. Succeeding in the closed web - Changes to
This document outlines a marketing and communications strategy for Manufacturing USA. It establishes goals of creating awareness, fostering participation, and growing the program. The strategy takes an audience-first approach, identifying key audiences and their needs. It outlines guiding principles including the brand platform and strategic themes. Tactics discussed include developing messaging around the themes, choosing channels, and creating rollout plans. The strategy provides a roadmap for activating the brand through continued engagement, content development, digital presence, and outreach efforts.
Bg research paper: brand strategy in the new virtual worldAnne Charbonneau
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Virtual brand strategy projects have become necessary due to the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing requirements. A survey found that 41% of companies are now running virtual brand workshops, which 70-80% find as effective as face-to-face for information sharing. However, challenges include lack of engagement and creativity. The research recommends fully embracing virtual projects through smart design and facilitation to maintain quality output and engagement. Companies should assess their brand's fitness for the current environment and recession-proof their brand positioning and offerings. Maintaining brand strategy work is important to emerge from the crisis with strong brands.
The document discusses GoodXChange, a media network that enables consumers to interact with brands to fund social good projects. GoodXChange aims to increase marketing efficiency for brands while unlocking hundreds of millions for charities by 2020. GoodXChange provides analytics and strategic insights to help brands optimize cause marketing campaigns and measure their impact on brand warmth through a Brand Warmth Index score.
It is a Case study related to Integrated Marketing Communication. Almost four industries cases are observed here such as CPG (Consumer Package Goods), Consumers Retail, Hotel and Hospitality Industry, QSR (quick Service Restaurants.
Peter Konigsbacher has over 20 years of experience in marketing, brand management, and sales promotion for major CPG and financial clients. He holds an MBA from Columbia University and a BA from Colgate University. Currently he is the EVP of Marketing and Sales at Partnerships at Retail, where he leads strategic planning, program performance analysis, and new business development. Previously he held senior marketing roles at several advertising and promotions agencies.
This document provides an overview of marketing for farm businesses. It discusses defining products and markets, understanding consumer needs, identifying market trends, and aligning marketing strategies. The key points are:
- Farming is a business influenced by markets and prices, and farmers need support marketing products nationally and globally. Cooperative membership is important for business support.
- Defining products, understanding how they are marketed, and aligning the farm strategy with the cooperative's strategy are important initial steps.
- Understanding consumer needs, using tools to assess insights, and building customer relationships are crucial to effective marketing.
- Current market trends include organic foods, gluten-free, natural ingredients, and healthier/alternative products.
The Journey of Marketing and Media Effectiveness: Enacting Change In Large Or...MediaPost
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Diageo spends over $500m on advertising in the US alone - being able to bring objectivity, logic and analytical rigor into our marketing investments is critical to the success of our business.
In this talk, youll learn how Diageo tackles marketing and media effectiveness at both the macro and micro level. From allocating spend across brands and geographies, to optimizing in-flight across channels and publishers, Diageo has a suite of tools and ways of working to maximize marketing effectiveness at all levels.
The document discusses how the programmatic media industry needs to shift its focus from efficiency to effective value creation in order to better align with marketers' objectives of long-term consumer engagement. It identifies the key drivers of effective value creation as efficiency, innovation, and consumer engagement. The industry needs to develop new capabilities and metrics to measure how well it is extracting useful data and insights from consumers to improve engagement over time, rather than just focusing on cost savings. This will allow it to tap into the $13 billion untapped market for online branding spending in the US.
The document provides an overview of global marketing trends in 2013 based on a survey conducted by the International Federation of DMA's across 12 countries. Key findings include:
1) Marketing budgets increased in 2013 after several years of declines, with over 40% of respondents reporting higher budgets. Digital channels like social media, search, and email saw the largest budget increases while traditional channels like TV and radio saw decreases.
2) Marketers are evaluating and shifting budgets to channels that can demonstrate business metrics like lead generation, conversion, and return on investment. Social media is unique in being evaluated on both awareness and business goals.
3) Around half of respondents linked their marketing activities to increased company revenues over the past year,
The document identifies two megatrends - Digital World and Fight for Resources - that will significantly impact the consumer goods and retail industry in the coming years. It then outlines three initiatives for collaborative industry action to address these megatrends: a Consumer Engagement Protocol to establish guidelines for digital engagement with consumers, a Next-Generation Product Identification initiative to transform product identification and information, and a Sustainable Packaging Consortium to improve packaging sustainability across the value chain.
The document summarizes the findings of a study on the ROI of social marketing programs run by Powered in 2008. It found that Powered's online communities delivered an average ROI of $60 for every $1 invested, a 10% increase from 2007. This significantly outperformed benchmarks for other types of marketing like direct marketing (11:1 ROI) and non-CPG advertising (2:1 ROI). The programs also increased purchase intent, brand affinity, and consumer satisfaction, with over 90% of respondents reporting being satisfied with the content.
This is considered to be the 4th part of a summarized presentation for the Deloitte report regarding 2021 Global Marketing Trends. Wish you enjoy it. Don't forget to like, share, and comment
Consumers have become increasingly tech savvy, customizing their experiences and curating their minute-by-minute interactions with content, media and social networks. At the same time, the entertainment industry is booming, accelerating in pace and possibility. This has opened a whole new world of content-led marketing, though few brands have truly embraced this strategy to-date, putting real entertainment (and the budgets to support it) at the heart of their marketing. While not all brands can become a large-scale media entity, there is a valid case for making entertainment a permanent component of the marketing mix.
Today, brands should be asking: What content (not just message) is needed to tell my brand story? And how can this support my business ambition? The resulting strategy and breadth of content can then be applied across the year, leading to more opportunities to turn brands into true entertainment properties. The Ogilvy Branded Entertainment Assessment Model (Ogilvy BEAM) brings rigor and consistency to the planning and measurement of this strategy.
At a time when brand stories must come alive through ongoing, multi-platform Branded Entertainment, the balance of logic and magic will bring out the inner greatness of brands.
5. 5Implementation ProcessShared Values1Creating a Vision2Customer-centric thinking and actionInstitutionalizing New Approaches2Co-branding work with other GIS brandsStructure1Forming a Powerful Guiding Coalition2 Executive buy-in to vision and opportunityEmpowering Others to Act on the Vision2 Two-way communication with customersSystems1Communicating the vision2Use of online communityImprovements and Producing More Change2Enhancements to online communityStrategy1Establish a Sense of Urgency2Opportunity to gain market share and connect with consumersPlanning for and Creating Short-term Wins2Implementation of Balanced Scorecard1 Johnson, Leonard. A Note on the 7-S Model2 Kotter, John P. Leading Change: Why Transformation Efforts Fail
6. 6Industry OverviewProgresso is a strong #2 competitor in $1.6 B Ready-to-Serve (RTS) wet soup industry12Progresso Soup Sales byProduct Line34 weeks ending 12/01/07RTS Sales by Brand21 Calculated with equivalent unit data from AC Nielsen 2 Mintel Report: Soups US 20083 JP Morgan Analyst Report from Jan 08, 2008
7. 7The Road Behind, The Road AheadStrengthsWeaknessesPartnerships/first mover on trends
16. Commodities prices and effects on inventory1 AC710 Presentation by Six Sigmas on General Mills; GIS: Financial Ratios. investing.businessweek.com2 Campbells Select Harvest Website URL: http://www.campbellsoup.com/select.aspx
18. 9What Are Our Touch Points?Each branding campaign should seek to identify touch points the media or location where it makes the most sense to locate and contact the target consumer. Mark Addicks CMO, General Mills11 Knowledge@Wharton, November 20, 2008, http://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article.cfm?articleid=2097Emphasis added
19. 10Online Community PlanGoal: Engage Progresso consumers in two-way communication via the launch of an online communityAction:Introduce integrated marketingProvide a space for promoters to celebrate the brandExpectation:Increase Net Promoter ScoreBuild brand preference
20. 11Importance of Women on RTS PurchasesDiet ProgramsGeneration ZDeciderApproverBuyerBaby BoomersGeneration XGeneration YGeneration Z
21. 12Integrated MarketingOpen BrandEngage consumersTwo-way communicationPRODUCTPACKAGINGDISTRIBUTIONCRMADVERTISINGCONSUMERChart from Professor Melvyn Menezess Course Materials
22. 13Engage PromotersSmall groups of enthusiasts dominate online conversations1New community website will include:Recipe forum for including Progresso as part of a home-cooked mealWeight-loss communityCustomer feedback on new product introductions1 Marketing VOX Magazine
24. 15Progresso Light: OpportunityThe sharp increase in those claiming to be watching their weight suggests a cultural shift to more awareness of food and relationship to overall health. There is a great opportunity for marketers, food retailers, and restaurants to focus on healthy eatingfor the sake of overall health.1 Mintel Marketing Health to Women1 Mintel Marketing Health to Women US July 2007Emphasis Added
25. 16Light Product PlanGoal: Expand into the womens Weight Watchers and self-designed diet marketsAction:Increase number of SKUs by 10 each in 2010 and 2011Expectation:Gain 42% market share by 2013Win over early adopters and early majorityNew product lines account for $342 million per year in additional retail sales
26. 17Current Diet Demographic ShareProgresso Light Adoption CurveCurrent4InnovatorsEarly MajorityEarly Adopters1 & 2 Estimated through Interest in Dieting Slims Down; More Accepting the Extra Pounds, The Boston Globe & http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/STTable?_bm=y&-geo_id=01000US&-3 Estimated through Mintel - Soup - US September 2008 , and 1 & 2 4 Estimated through http://www.quickmba.com/marketing/product/diffusion/
27. 18Entrance into Early MajorityProgresso Light Adoption CurveProjected 20133InnovatorsEarly MajorityEarly Adopters1 http://www.progressofoods.com2 Findings through primary survey data3 Estimated through http://www.quickmba.com/marketing/product/diffusion/
30. 21SoupServer PlanGoal: Improve relationships with both retailers and consumersAction:Introduce SoupServers to 500 stores per year Expectation:Increase in sales of 5% in each store that installs the SoupServers11 Campbells Comes Out, http://www.strategymag.com/articles/magazine/20060701/biz.html
31. 22Campbells IQ MaximizerRepresents a shift in advertising philosophyMakes it easier to keep product organized on shelves1Improves shoppers perception of the brand79% of consumers say it makes shopping for soup easier2Reduces shopping time from 58 seconds to 8 seconds3Improves soup sales by 3.5 - 7% in any store in which it is installed451 Supermarket Displays '05, http://www.creativemag.com/supermktdisp1105.html2 Forum for Consumer Products and Retail Leadership, Vol. 7, No. 4, http://www.gmabrands.com/awardssurvey/campbellcpgaward.pdf3 Supermarket Displays '05, http://www.creativemag.com/supermktdisp1105.html4 Campbells Comes Out, http://www.strategymag.com/articles/magazine/20060701/biz.html5 Image Source Campbells Soup Display, http://www.retailpowerhouse.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=673
32. 23How Progresso Can CompeteContract with outside firm to produce our own plan-o-gram, the SoupServerIntroduce SoupServers at a rate of 500 stores per year1The CanSolidator: http://www.shelfreliance.com/product/view/p79#Image: Margaret Gentile
35. 26Advertising PlanGoal: Persuade customers to buy on brandAction:Increase 2009 advertising budget to $50 million (20% over 2007) 1Annual 10% increases to budget (2010 2013)Balance advertising mixExpectation:Estimated 2009 sales increase $80.3 million1 Facenda, Vanessa L.油 "General Mills Outlook 'Healthy' with New Products, Increased Ad Spend."油 Brandweek, 2/22/2008Primary research by Team Six Sigmas, soup survey conducted October 17 25 Soups US September 2008, via Mintel
36. 27Getting Customers to Buy on BrandMagazine advertisements are more effective at:Building brand favorabilityIncreasing purchase intentionsEffect of Medium on CPG Brand Metrics Average Percentage Point Increase (Exposed/Controlled)11MPA Accountability II: How the Media Drive Results and Impact Online Success, p. 24.
37. 28Advertising Mix ReallocationWe will rebalance our mix to emphasizeMagazine advertisingOnline advertising11Estimated from data by TNSMI Multi-Media Service andFacenda, Vanessa L.油 "General Mills Outlook 'Healthy' with New Products, Increased Ad Spend."油 Brandweek, 2/22/2008MPA Accountability II: How the Media Drive Results and Impact Online Success, p. 24.
38. 29Expected Return on Investment1The DMA 2004 Response Report, p. 256.2Estimated using data fromThe DMA 2004 Response Report, p. 256 andMPA Accountability II: How the Media Drive Results and Impact Online Success, p. 24.3Estimated using data from TNSMI Multi-Media Service andFacenda, Vanessa L.油 "General Mills Outlook 'Healthy' with New Products, Increased Ad Spend."油 Brandweek, 2/22/2008
39. 30Marketing Mix1 Chef Michael Chiarello, http://progressofoods.com/?View=CelebrityChef/ChefMichael2 Semi-homemade Cooking with Sandra Lee, http://www.foodnetwork.com/3 Websites of respective magazines4 MRI database5 Soup US -- September 2008, via Mintel6 Commercial Weight Loss Programs US November 2005, via Mintel
40. 31All in Good Taste CampaignTaste1,2Health1 http://www.students.sbc.edu/kitchin04/artandexpression/contemporary%20art.html2 http://avline.abacusline.co.uk/pictures/jpeg/pics/mona.jpgProgresso logos: General Mills website
42. 33Progresso Light: OpportunityCPG manufacturers and retailers will at worst successfully weather todays difficult economic environment. At best, these companies will both reinforce their relationships with shoppers as well as implement price increase strategies that stick. - Thom BlischokPresident, Consulting and Innovation Information Resources, Inc. (IRI)11 Blischok, Successful Pricing Strategies: A Strategic Look Through the Affordability LensEmphasis added
43. 34Pricing PlanGoal: Build on success of recommendations to achieve a net increase in prices in a flat-growth industryAction:2009: Lower average retail price to $1.70/can2010-2011: 6% total increase to $1.80/canExpectation:Increase contribution 3X in conjunction with other recommendations
44. 352009 PlanRealize $20.6 million 15.4% increase in profits through strategic pricing1Price: $1.70Volume: 49 million cansMargin: $20.6 million1 Data from AC Nielsen used to conduct sensitivity analysis
45. 36Going-Forward PlanLeverage success of other initiatives to increase prices 6% total to $1.80 and maximize contribution1 Data from AC Nielsen used to estimate volume responsiveness
48. 39Implementation ProcessShared Values1Creating a Vision2Customer-centric thinking and actionInstitutionalizing New Approaches2Co-branding work with other GIS brandsStructure1Forming a Powerful Guiding Coalition2 Executive buy-in to vision and opportunityEmpowering Others to Act on the Vision2 Two-way communication with customersSystems1Communicating the vision2Use of online communityImprovements and Producing More Change2Enhancements to online communityStrategy1Establish a Sense of Urgency2Opportunity to gain market share and connect with consumersPlanning for and Creating Short-term Wins2Implementation of Balanced Scorecard1 Johnson, Leonard. A Note on the 7-S Model2 Kotter, John P. Leading Change: Why Transformation Efforts Fail
49. 40Measuring with the Balanced Scorecard11 Kaplan and Norton, Using the Balanced Scorecard as a Strategic Management System
52. 43ConclusionNPV of Progresso soup brand: $2.7 billionIncrease of $454 million, or 19%Recommendations are within the capabilities of both General Mills and Progresso to execute successfullyPerformance will be measured regularly using the Balanced Scorecard
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