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Keeping Kids Warm

Casey Corley

Amy Smith

Paige Walters

Cody Hosch

Abby Brown

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MKTG3132 AdCampaign, Fall 2010 2

Client Profile: Who Are We?

• Keeping Kids Warm is a locally based business which is committed to supplying blankets to every child in Georgia Foster Homes.

• Interns, Volunteers, Charitable Donators

• “Warm the World”

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Client Profile: Mission Objectives

• Committed to providing the best quality blankets to foster children.

• Get the community involved in donating blankets for children.

• Provide less fortunate kids with a variety of blankets, throw, and quilts.

• The material will be organic and easy to clean.

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Client Profile: TOWS Analysis

• Threats:

– Foster children have no family

– Can’t afford the proper clothing

Opportunities:

– Many funding sources are available

– Chance to volunteer

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Situational Analysis (cont.)

Weaknesses:

– Unstable resource network

– Low donations

Strengths:

– Statistical support

– Corporations want to be involved (CSR)

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Marketing Objective(s)

To be the lead distributor for blankets.

Expand the business by adding a warehouse in another state within 2 years.

In three years, be able to provide blankets to every foster child in Georgia.

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Target Market(s): Profile

• women ages 25-60.

• Psychographic profile: positive attitudes, charities and raising awareness.

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Target Market(s): Infographics

• Local news stations (television and radio)

• School kids & parents

• Homeless shelters and churches.

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Ad Campaign Objectives

• Supply foster children in Georgia with blankets.

• Create awareness about foster children in Georgia.

• After 5 years, have warehouses throughout Georgia and surrounding states.

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AdCom Objective Examples

•Place ads in newspapers such as Statesboro Herald

•Billboard, Transit, and Facebook ads

•Reach the Sunday “church” audience via newspaper ads

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Message Strategy: Perceptual Map

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Price Low

* Warmth

Incorporated

*Burlington Factory

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Message Strategy: Value Proposition

• Similar to TOMs Shoes—for every blanket purchased, one blanket donated

• Our offering: blankets, throws, or quilts in a variety of sizes and colors that are environmentally friendly

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Positioning Statement

• Blankets, throws and quilts. “Making the

World Warmer”

• Keeping Kids Warm, Eco-friendly

products at an affordable price

• By purchasing a blanket, customers are also contributing to a charitable cause

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Message Strategy: Campaign Theme

• “Make the World Warmer”

• Integrative theme:

– A blanket that keeps you warm on the outside and the inside. It is environmentally friendly and friendly to foster children in need.

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Media Selection

• Print options

– Newspaper display ad

– Newspaper FSI

• OOH options– Billboard

– Bus Transit

• Internet ad option

– Facebook ad

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Media Placement & Budget: Schedule

• Facebook Ad Jan-Jun 2011

• Newspaper ad on Sundays

• FSI on Wednesdays

• Billboard 6 panel 100 showing

• Bus Transit

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Media Placement & Budget: Total Cost

• Newspaper =$2708

• FSI =$104

• Billboard =$5760

• Bus transit =$435

• Facebook Ad =$1400

• Total: $10,407

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Media Placement & Budget

• CPM for all media

– Newspaper = $96.72

– FSI = $3.70

– Billboard = $96.00

– Internet = $2.50

– Bus transit = $72.60

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Media Placement & Budget

• CPP for the following ads

– Billboard = $384.00

– Bus transit = $87.04

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Print Ad : Newspaper

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Quarter page 3 col. X 9.75-inch color ad run for one month on Sundays in the Statesboro Herald.

Make comprehensive proportional.

$1,934.40

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Print Ad : Newspaper FSI

FSI single sheet ONE SIDE 8½x11 glossy 80# paper

sheet w/4 color = $0.10/sh

Insert on Wednesday, $37 per 10K (20K) = $74 21

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Out-of-Home: Billboard

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100 showing Jan-Jun 2011, Fair Rd. in front of Clyde’s

6 panel $19,200

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Internet ad: Facebook

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•Budget of $50.00 per day

•0.88 per click

•Population of 30 and over is 9,260

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Bus transit

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•Population of 393,932

•6 panel billboard for $21,760