To engender a movement, to move minds and hearts, advertis- ing is a feeble instrument. To get that almost imperceptible nod from the viewer -- to get consent, one needs programming, or con- tent. Branded Content is very like the chameleon: it is redesigned to be relevant to the task at hand. Un- like regular programming -- branded content creates consent for an idea in the mind of the con- sumer in an entertaining and sin- cere manner. It may be a TV show, a radio broadcast, a live event, an article in the newspaper, anything to do with programming. Introducing Estima. The nod that happens inside.
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To engender a movement, to
move minds and hearts, advertis-
ing is a feeble instrument. To get
that almost imperceptible nod
from the viewer -- to get consent,
one needs programming, or con-
tent.
Branded Content is very like the
chameleon: it is redesigned to be
relevant to the task at hand. Un-
like regular programming --
branded content creates consent
for an idea in the mind of the con-
sumer in an entertaining and sin-
cere manner. It may be a TV
show, a radio broadcast, a live
event, an article in the newspaper,
anything to do with programming.
Introducing Estima.
The nod that happens inside.
The People of Estima
The Estima Content team combines
marketing, advertising, broadcasting,
sales and production experience.
They are prehensile men and
women, with gifts and skills in various
disciplines.
4321 First Street, Anytown, State 54321 Phone 123-456-7890 Fax 123-456-7890 [email protected]
The team combines marketing, advertising, broadcasting, sales and production experience.
35 years in advertisingVincent PozonChairman
Vincent has been with the largest and the smallest of ad
agencies: Ideas, Inc., Reach Advertising, J. Romero &
Associates, Grau Roses, J. Walter Thompson, Pacifica
Publicity Bureau, Hemisphere-Leo Burnett and, until July
2008, he was vice chairman and CEO
of Adformatix. He has been acclaimed
for advertising work: one Advertising
Congress rewarded his efforts with 12
golds, 4 silvers and 3 bronzes. Adfor-
matix’ growth was enviable. It soon be-
came the largest independent ad
agency in the country, swiftly gaining a reputation for
strategic thinking. He succeeded in transforming the
agency into a partner in the discipline of marketing and
in the creation, not of advertising, but of strategic suc-
cesses. He also became known for aberrant work (e.g.,
Promil’s ‘Gifted Child’, Clusivol’s ‘Bawal Magkasakit’). He
created Mom's Radio, a much-acclaimed branded con-
tent creation. He retired to devote his time to Estima and
UniversiTV, and to teaching (he is currently a professor
at St. Scholastica's College teaching Copywriting). He
will be bestowed a degree in Masters in Business Eco-
nomics by the University of Asia & the Pacific pending
completion of his thesis.
Chairman at Estima, Inc.
Professor at St. Scholastica's College
Until July 2008, Vice Chairman & CEO of Adformatix.
4321 First Street, Anytown, State 54321 Phone 123-456-7890 Fax 123-456-7890 [email protected]
The team combines marketing, advertising, broadcasting, sales and production experience.
Gema’s well-rounded background has prepared her to
be a Slasher*: She had stints with Batibot World of Chil-
dren and ABS-CBN, and as public relations officer for
Days Hotel Philippines. At DCM Ad-
vertising, she was account manager
on Disney and Eastern Telecoms. She
then moved to Probe Productions as
public relations manager for Game-
plan, Probe Team, I-Witness, 5 and
Up. She was 5 and Up Club Manager.
At Araneta Center, she was the client
representing the complex. She joined
Adformatix in 2001 to head the new
business team, which burgeoned un-
der her charge into a profitable below-the-line and con-
tent company. While she was behind the camera
throughout her career, she is today a LifeGuide on Uni-
versiTV’s daily TV program with the same name counsel-
ing students. Gema has double majors in Speech Com-
munications and Broadcasting from the University of the
Philippines.
Geraldine Marie Gochuico
CEO and Board Director, Estima, Inc.
CEO and Station Manager, Univer-siTV
Executive Producer, LifeGuide, Mall Diva
* Slasher: A term coined by the staff to describe the desired trait of being multidisciplinary. It means that the person described is capable of doing and does the job of several people -- and well, e.g., events manager slash writer slash artist slash photographer.
4321 First Street, Anytown, State 54321 Phone 123-456-7890 Fax 123-456-7890 [email protected]
The team combines marketing, advertising, broadcasting, sales and production experience.
Before joining Estima Content, Ricky was Production
Manager at Gerry Geronimo Productions, handling the
operation of the Mommy Academy televi-
sion program. And since the show fre-
quently conducts seminars for mothers,
he was in charge of those as well. His
work experience runs the gamut, which
makes him a Slasher*: he is a consum-
mate editor, having been trained on
Mommy Academy and Ating Alamin, and
wedding video coverages; he was a Music Buyer for
Tower Records, which means he was the man responsi-
ble for which artist to buy and how many. Earlier than
that, he was in sales, marketing rubber rollers for Suyosa
Corporation. Today he oversees all productions of the
company. On the side, he is associate producer for Hap-
inas, the daily morning man-on-the-street comedy show
airing on QTV. Ricky is a Far Eastern University Bache-
lor of Science in Fine Arts, Majoring in Advertising.
Frederick Albert P. Sy
Production Manager, Estima Inc.
Associate Producer, Hapinas
* Slasher: A term coined by the staff to describe the desired trait of being multidisciplinary. It means that the person described is capable of doing and does the job of several people -- and well, e.g., events manager slash writer slash artist slash photographer.
4321 First Street, Anytown, State 54321 Phone 123-456-7890 Fax 123-456-7890 [email protected]
The team combines marketing, advertising, broadcasting, sales and production experience.
Concerts, events, dance, youth et alDoreen RefuerzoAssistant to the CEO
Doreen is the company’s resident “O.C.” She sees to it
that everything is done well to the minutest detail. She
started her career in Viva Video, as a Marketing Officer
handling labels like Walt Disney and
Newline Cinema, and spearheading mar-
keting special events, e.g., video
launches, special movie screenings, and
outreach programs. From there she
joined a talent management company,
Garibaldi International. She is always in
touch with the youth: She served as
President of the United Methodist Youth Fellowship in
her local chapter, and as Secretary of the district level,
and is now the Youth Adviser. She started her “company-
for-ministry”, Applebox Events, to produce Christian
events and concerts (“Second Chances”, with Edward
Granadosin and Lani Misalucha; “Imno Ngayon, Pamana
Bukas”, with Dulce, Reuben Laurente and Arnel De
Pano). She is also coordinator of her church’s dance
ministry. Doreen was graduated by the University of
Santo Tomas a Bachelor of Communication Arts.
Doreen Louise Tovera-Refuerzo
Assistant to the CEO
* Slasher: A term coined by the staff to describe the desired trait of being multidisciplinary. It means that the person described is capable of doing and does the job of several people -- and well, e.g., events manager slash writer slash artist slash photographer.
Advertising pays for content.
Without ads, no medium will exist.
Content is why people watch tele-
vision, read newspapers, browse
the internet, listen to radio.
Throughout history, advertisers
and ad agencies have focused on
the fringes of content: creating ads
to sponsor content. But advertising
is encountering new difficulties
and challenges. The traditional
advertisement is losing its clout
with the viewer, a more aware and
jaded consumer these days. And
technology allows him to wield
total control over what he watches
-- with the remote control.
Gamut of choices.
There is a fixed number of hours in a day, and the viewer is busy with his cellphone, the internet, cable, DVD movies.
With the gamut of choices in media, of points of contact with the consumer, advertisers must learn to utilize the program portion – the content – to reach audiences in a more meaningful and powerful way. Using content al-lows us the ability to promote products within pro-gramming. And, no, we’re not talking about casual ad-vertising.
Estima Content provides clients with customized brand-driven con-tent (edutainment, branded entertain-ment, however you prefer to call this new form of mar-
keting), or programming designed to create consent for a product in the mind of the consumer in an entertain-ing and sincere manner.
It may be a TV show, a radio broadcast, a live event, anything to do with programming. Estima Content is a global frontrunner in content creation, being one of the first in the world to utilize content in a major way. The company was involved in the creation of Mommy Academy, which was then an unabashed commercial for Promil.
Mom’s Radio is an entire FM network promoting Wyeth Consumer Healthcare products and issues to mothers in the provinces.
Content: A marketer’s dream.
To a marketer, the opportunity to equip itself with the ability to create content is a dream: To go beyond the restrictions of 30 seconds, flesh out product stories, in-sinuate products every so often, at every turn. Estima Content allows marketers to explore the limits of con-tent, so they may utilize these potentials to build bonds with the consumer – and tend to those bonds, strengthen and care for them in a manner no television spot can hope to do.
Beyond 30 seconds.
The Estima team combines ex-tensive marketing, advertising, broadcasting, sales and produc-tion experience. This makes for a coalition of skills and expertise unique in the industry. Whether it's an interstitial or a branded
segment, they can present product stories that are true to their advertising strategies in the most entertaining manner.
This capability allows the channel to be inordinately flexible in their sponsorship offering. They can integrate your product message imaginatively -- beyond the usual bug logos and “brought to you by” blurbs.
Integrated Marketing Communications.
While you can reach your consumers with on-air pro-motional spots, Estima Content can present your mes-sage off-channel through events and activities in schools and in other venues frequented by your market.
Do call the Estima Content marketing team to show you how they can expand your above-the-line efforts with branded content, consumer promotions, merchandis-ing, events and other marketing channels.
Estima is loathe to refer to
itself as an ad agency. It is
a believer in Integrated
Marketing Communica-
tions, or – simply stated –
in the principle that there is
no global template or
model to follow, only what
is right for the client locally.
In this market, events are a
venue you would do well to
consider seriously. In some
areas like Cebu, very seri-
ously.
Estima believes that events
are really content, or pro-
gramming. Which means
they must be entertaining
and nourishing.
If an event is designed
merely to be an ad for a
product, it will fail misera-
bly.
Bonakid:
A nationwide
tour teaching
mothers how to
build values into
children.
Wyeth:
Wooing the
drugstore
association.
Clusivol:
Search for the Bida
kids. Events that
pay for themselves.
Novartis:
Launching a new
product with a
basketball star.
Sharp:
Sharp goes all
out for its
dealers 2005.
Promil:
A booth that
steals the show.
Sharp:
Sharp fetes its
dealers with a
splash.
Promil:
Camp ProGifted,
an annual camp
for children.
Promil:
Gifted children
tour malls around
the country.
Robitussin:
A tour of
hundreds of wet
markets.
Wyeth:
“Handog Saya,”
a quarterly
tribute to
midwives.
Bonakid:
Annual feast for
midwives.
An event designed as
content is one designed
to succeed.
Pinoysiklo!
Estima is event organizer for a world record attempt. With Pi-noysiklo, Estima and Univer-siTV were attempting to break the world record on most num-ber of motorcycles in one place.
PLDT My Phone-y Valentine
Estima is welcome in schools on Valentine’s. Students send flow-ers and chocolates to each other -- in school. A whopping suc-cess, despite a purchase re-quirement.
PLDT VJ Hunt
In search of a fresh new face for PLDT, a VJ search was con-ducted by Estima.
An attempt at a world re-
cord, several rock con-
certs a year, unique activi-
ties on school premises --
presence not allowed
even the biggest of adver-
tisers and agencies,
Estima's strength is in
creating and managing
events that are high in
creative aberrance.
An attempt at a world re-
cord, several rock con-
certs a year, unique activi-
ties on school premises --
presence not allowed
even the biggest of adver-
tisers and agencies,
Estima's strength is in
creating and managing
events that are high in
creative aberrance.
Rocking Eastwood
CHANNEL SPONSORED MUSICAL EVENT
Imago and Sandwich and Niño Alejandro and Donita Rose and Hapinas’ Joaqui and Gorio and UP’s Escola de Samba de Manila and FEU’s Chito Moreno and Ateneo’s Hidden Nikki and Miriam’s Desdemonia and the pep squads of several schools.
Banda Blowout
YOU CAN’T GET ANY YOUNGA THAN THIS
Sino Sikat? Rocksteddy, Up Dharma Down, Dalandan Soda, Space Flower, Diwa, Hale, Dos Fuertes, Barbie Almalbis, Sugarfree -- they were all there, in the Uni-versiTV and PLDT Pay-phone Banda Blowout at the Mall of Asia.
Harana ng UniversiTV
ALL BECAUSE IT’S VAL-ENTINE’S
UniversiTV closed off the month of love with an ener-getic concert in Greenhills. Sugarfree and Stonefree were the main performers for this event. Also playing were Kontagious and Bloomfields.
Sessionistas!
UNIVERSITV HELPS EMERGING BANDS
The upcoming and those on top -- a weekly concert con-test that puts on stage col-lege bands and well-known performers.
A huge crowd drawer last year and this year.
CIBAC
Representative Joel Vil-lanueva wins anew with this TV commercial.
Many of the people behind
Estima Content are very
experienced advertising
professionals, which is why
the programs they produce
do not just entertain audi-
ences, they sell products.
When the company is
commissioned to create ad-
vertising, it does so with the
same need to ensure effec-
tivity.
PLDT PAYPHONE.
PLDT promotes use of the payphone among the youth with this campaign.
GM
General Motors pushes an underestimated car model to the driving public.
SPA ESSENTIALS
Interstitials and IV spots for a successful aromatheraphy brands.
KLIX
Market leader in the cate-gory reacts to the efforts of a new product launch.
SELXAN
A Cebu-based pharmaceuti-cal company gives market leader a run for its money.
CENTRUM
Centrum advocates daily consumption of vitamins through unbranded ads.