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MBAK 619
Jennifer Massicotte, Pamela Schell, Gregory Witt
October 5, 2013
? Active Female, 28-50
? Enjoys Running, Walking, Fitness Training ¨C
occasionally plays golf or soccer
? Nike Footwear products purchased yearly
? Annual Household Income - $88,000
? Consistent Nike Brand User
? Desires Style, Function and Quality
? Watches network shows and reality TV
? Reads magazine articles and books
Consumer Profile
Consumer Profile: Digital Behavior
? Access Nike.com and other sponsor sites
(Zappos.com)
? Key word searches include:
? Nike
? running shoes
? Occasional social site user (Facebook and
Twitter)
? Occasional Use of Nike+ if convenient and
accessible
? Use Nike website page as main digital marketing
resource
? Create loyalty program targeted to Nike women
consumers
? Create or enhance sport specific Nike sites
¨C Provide pro sport information, links, etc.
¨C Show how to train
¨C Identify what Nike gear can be used to help
? Target middle income consumers
? Incentivize all product purchases with secondary
product rebates and family plan product packages
Consumer Insight
? Bring product to customer
? Create bond between consumer and product
by letting them try it
? Provide discount incentives for Nike products
? User word of mouth tactics through social
sites, blogs and in person
? Show products being used
? Associate positive outcome with product use
Promotional Tactics used
? Funnel consumers through several social sites to Nike
main website
? Increase click-throughs for Nike main website
? Engage consumers to connect with the Nike brand by
social site voting (likes)
? Provide consumers the ability to customize products
for personal appeal
? Use Nike website as exclusive location for custom
product purchases
Promotional Tactics used cont¡­
Idea 1: Nike+ Lifetime Fitness
? Nike partners with five nationwide Lifetime
Fitness membership gyms
? Nike + Fuel band and IPOD offerings are
available daily for women to try as working
out
¨C Nike + is rented to member for 30-day-trial,
end of thirty days, member
receives 25% discount to
purchase
? Television monitors display NIKE+ product
use in gym and workout statistics
Idea 1: Outcomes
? Increase awareness of the brand at a customizable
level
? Engage target persona with product/brand at
virtually no-risk through trial
? The campaign will encourage re-acquisition of target
consumers personally ¡°Bringing Nike to them¡±
? Members, Trainers, and Experts get a chance to
spread word-of-mouth in-person and digitally
Idea 2: Nike Nation Success Recognition
? Nike sponsored national campaign to recognize
women sports enthusiast and their individual and
team accomplishments.
? Teams/individuals blog accomplishments on Nike¡¯s
secondary sports websites including information
about Nike equipment used.
? Accomplishments voted on by Participants and web
users on every 3 months.
? Social media sites; Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter,
Instagram used as marketing channels to Nike blog
sites
? All participants receive product discounts.
? Winning accomplishment will be given the
opportunity design a custom fuel band.
? Custom fuel Band sold through Nike+ website.
Idea 2: Outcomes
? Increased click-throughs on from Nike website
to secondary product by 20%
? Increased interest and product recognition
based on ¡°real¡± people use.
? Retain existing product users by virtue of their
personal accomplishments using the Nike
Brand.
? Consumer acquisition based on perception of
winning attributed to Nike product use
Other marketing campaign ideas considered
Appendix
Idea: Nike ¡°Stepping up¡±
? Nike to work in conjunction with 5 major shoe outlets to
provide a continuous exchange program for family shoes
purchasing.
? Families signup for the ¡°stepping up¡± program that allows
continuous shoe exchange for family members.
? Participants are given product purchase points for exchanged
shoes.
? All shoe products discounted through this program
¡°Stepping Up¡±: Outcomes
? Creates long term customers
? Acquires future customers (family children)
? Used Nike shoes re-sold or given away to low income families providing
good-will recognition to the Nike brand.
? Nike can bolster brand advocacy by showing active participation in the
triple bottom-line
? People = providing shoes to the needy
? Planet = reuse of existing products
? Profit = creating steady consumers

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  • 1. MBAK 619 Jennifer Massicotte, Pamela Schell, Gregory Witt October 5, 2013
  • 2. ? Active Female, 28-50 ? Enjoys Running, Walking, Fitness Training ¨C occasionally plays golf or soccer ? Nike Footwear products purchased yearly ? Annual Household Income - $88,000 ? Consistent Nike Brand User ? Desires Style, Function and Quality ? Watches network shows and reality TV ? Reads magazine articles and books Consumer Profile
  • 3. Consumer Profile: Digital Behavior ? Access Nike.com and other sponsor sites (Zappos.com) ? Key word searches include: ? Nike ? running shoes ? Occasional social site user (Facebook and Twitter) ? Occasional Use of Nike+ if convenient and accessible
  • 4. ? Use Nike website page as main digital marketing resource ? Create loyalty program targeted to Nike women consumers ? Create or enhance sport specific Nike sites ¨C Provide pro sport information, links, etc. ¨C Show how to train ¨C Identify what Nike gear can be used to help ? Target middle income consumers ? Incentivize all product purchases with secondary product rebates and family plan product packages Consumer Insight
  • 5. ? Bring product to customer ? Create bond between consumer and product by letting them try it ? Provide discount incentives for Nike products ? User word of mouth tactics through social sites, blogs and in person ? Show products being used ? Associate positive outcome with product use Promotional Tactics used
  • 6. ? Funnel consumers through several social sites to Nike main website ? Increase click-throughs for Nike main website ? Engage consumers to connect with the Nike brand by social site voting (likes) ? Provide consumers the ability to customize products for personal appeal ? Use Nike website as exclusive location for custom product purchases Promotional Tactics used cont¡­
  • 7. Idea 1: Nike+ Lifetime Fitness ? Nike partners with five nationwide Lifetime Fitness membership gyms ? Nike + Fuel band and IPOD offerings are available daily for women to try as working out ¨C Nike + is rented to member for 30-day-trial, end of thirty days, member receives 25% discount to purchase ? Television monitors display NIKE+ product use in gym and workout statistics
  • 8. Idea 1: Outcomes ? Increase awareness of the brand at a customizable level ? Engage target persona with product/brand at virtually no-risk through trial ? The campaign will encourage re-acquisition of target consumers personally ¡°Bringing Nike to them¡± ? Members, Trainers, and Experts get a chance to spread word-of-mouth in-person and digitally
  • 9. Idea 2: Nike Nation Success Recognition ? Nike sponsored national campaign to recognize women sports enthusiast and their individual and team accomplishments. ? Teams/individuals blog accomplishments on Nike¡¯s secondary sports websites including information about Nike equipment used. ? Accomplishments voted on by Participants and web users on every 3 months. ? Social media sites; Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram used as marketing channels to Nike blog sites ? All participants receive product discounts. ? Winning accomplishment will be given the opportunity design a custom fuel band. ? Custom fuel Band sold through Nike+ website.
  • 10. Idea 2: Outcomes ? Increased click-throughs on from Nike website to secondary product by 20% ? Increased interest and product recognition based on ¡°real¡± people use. ? Retain existing product users by virtue of their personal accomplishments using the Nike Brand. ? Consumer acquisition based on perception of winning attributed to Nike product use
  • 11. Other marketing campaign ideas considered Appendix Idea: Nike ¡°Stepping up¡± ? Nike to work in conjunction with 5 major shoe outlets to provide a continuous exchange program for family shoes purchasing. ? Families signup for the ¡°stepping up¡± program that allows continuous shoe exchange for family members. ? Participants are given product purchase points for exchanged shoes. ? All shoe products discounted through this program ¡°Stepping Up¡±: Outcomes ? Creates long term customers ? Acquires future customers (family children) ? Used Nike shoes re-sold or given away to low income families providing good-will recognition to the Nike brand. ? Nike can bolster brand advocacy by showing active participation in the triple bottom-line ? People = providing shoes to the needy ? Planet = reuse of existing products ? Profit = creating steady consumers

Editor's Notes

  • #5: Social media is not highly used by men or women when looking for a productWomen are more loyal to a brand then menMen are more sport/activity specific then women when researching and purchasing sport gearAverage consumer for Nike products is in the middle income range.