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By: Katelyn
Hanley, Jenna
Basting,
Kala
Fitzgerald, and
Ashley Mil ler
CONSUMER
RELATIONS
Investigation of the client
Reason for the program
Consumer audiences to be targeted for communication
RESEARCH
Centered around the organizations reputation
Dealing with consumers
How credible is the organization’s reputation in its dealings with
consumer groups?
Has it been a frequent target of their attacks?
What are its past and present consumer relations practices?
Does it have a viable program in place?
What are its major strengths and weaknesses in this area?
What opportunities exit to enhance the organization’s reputation and
credibility in consumer affairs?
CLIENT RESEARCH
Company employees
Customers
Professionals
Middle Class
Working Class
Minorities
Other
Activist consumer groups
Consumer publications
Community media
Community leaders
AUDIENCE RESEARCH
Impact Objectives
Increase consumers knowledge
Promote
Increase sales
Encourage positive feedback
Output Objectives
Distribute
Develop
Meet with
Prepare and distribute
OBJECTIVES
Themes and Messages
Actions or Special Events
Uncontrolled and Controlled Media
Effective Communication
PROGRAMMING
Hallmark Sound Card
Product Launch: Sweet
Music!
2005 Hallmark created answer to greeting card decline
“Sound Card”
Card that plays music was not new
Test run- Valentine’s Day 2006
Extensive Research was used
Sound cards created buzz
SUMMARY
Product Research
Consumer Focus Groups
December 2005
Sales Data Research
Valentine’s Day 2006
Consumer Online Idea Exchange Research
April 2006
Research Findings
RESEARCH
Objectives
Raised consumer awareness
Increase sales
Strategies
Create a sense of surprise and excitement
Reach beyond core target
Speak to a “nontraditional” secondary audience
Tell a story
Garner media attention
PLANNING
MTV Video Music Awards
Fan club sites
Radio trade-for-mentions
Radio media tour
Customized pitching
Satellite media tour
EXECUTION
Sales Results:
Greeting cards up 9%
Christmas card sales increased 10%
More than half of card dollar increase due to sound cards
Media Results:
Radio/TV outreach
Print Media
EVALUATION
LAUNCHING CHASE
SAPPHIRE: REDEFINING
‘REDEEMING’ REWARDS
THROUGH MEANINGFUL
EXPERIENCES
Ketchum launched Chase’s first propriety affluent (meaning- having an abundance of wealth, property, or other material goods) credit card.
Chase Sapphire, relied heavily on public relations to drive customer applications online.
By successfully aligning the card’s attributes with travel, meaningful experiences and quality customer service through targeted media relations and leveraging Chase’s Travel Channel partnership.
SUMMARY
The launch resulted in Search Traffic increasing by 300
percent directly related to PR efforts, Direct Visits increasing
by 710 percent, 10 percent of site visitors applying for Chase
Sapphire, 90 percent positive/neutral news coverage and
215+ million media impressions.
All this happened even with the poor economy and when
credit card companies where being fired upon for being at
fault.
SUMMARY CONTINUED
Preparation Research
Secondary Research
Key Research Insights
RESEARCH
Had 3Objectives:
Business Objective
Communication Objective
Media Objective
PLANNING
Strategies:
Offered best-in-class rewards for travel, dining and quality customer
service; and show how Chase is meeting customer needs by investing
in rewards at a time when their competitors are cutting back.
Leverage Chase’s advertising partnership with Travel Channel, which
marked the first time the network aligned multiple high -profile talent
with a major corporate branding campaign.
Identify opportunities for third-party
PLANNING CONTINUED
Target Audience:
Affluent consumers defined as the top 15 percent of U.S.
households by income, who values “their time” over “their
money.” Household Income of $120k+; Home Value of
$245K+. College educated. These wealthy consumers enjoy
traveling, dining, sports and spending time with friends and
family. Time is extremely important, as they have very little of
it to spend with family and friends.
PLANNING CONTINUED
Showcased its benefits: card members get a live person on
the first call; no blackout dates or restrictions when booking
travel so they can go when and where they want to; and the
ability to redeem
Arranged a two-prong exclusive media approach with
Bloomberg to reach affluent consumers online and in print
through the wire’s subscriber media outlets and with
Forbes.com to reach affluent consumers online.
Used print and online media
Partnered with Travel Channel
Threw a party
Provided a list of analyst resources.
TACTICS USED
Chase Sapphire Launch on Aug. 19 to Aug. 31, Search Traffic
increased by 300 percent and Direct Visits increased by 710
percent over the previous month.
PR team successfully positioned the card as one of the
premier cards for affluent consumers with messaging around
travel benefits and customer services in nearly 90 percent of
launch media coverage.
Campaign resulted in 215 million media impressions
“Chase Sapphire” earned the #2 Ranking in Google’s Hot
Trends
VERY SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN
Nicorette Fruit Chill’s
Smoking
Cessation Challenge
Nicotine replacement therapies (NRT)
GlazoSmithKline teamed up with CKPR agency
CKPR campaign “The Nicorette Fruit Chill Million Challenge”
SUMMARY
CKPR used both primary and secondary research to fully
understand smokers and their habits
RESEARCH
Primary – smokers 25-44 who want to quit
Secondary – concerned loved ones of smokers and key
influences
TARGET AUDIENCE
Drive trial and repeat purchase of Nicorette Fruit Chill
Generate 65.5-102.5 million unweighted media impressions
Ensure 90% of coverage is “branded” and delivers at least one
key message
OBJECTIVES
Engage consumers and immerse them in the brand
Create supportive environment
Build awareness
Educate smokers
Recruit panel of physicians, psychologists ect.
Set an aspirational goal to drive media interest
STRATEGIES
Nicorette stop shops
Quit tools
Collateral Materials
Press kit/creative mailer
Launch event
National media blitz
TACTICS
The campaign was a huge success
The Nicorette Fruit Chill Million Challenge surpassed every
objective they set
EVALUATION
Papa John’s Pizza First with
Text Ordering Option
2001Papa John’s introduced online ordering
2007 first national pizza chain to offer text message ordering
Fleishman-Hillard three-part strategy
SUMMARY
29% cell phone users could not live without their phone
Texting more popular to younger demographic
35% send text messages to friends/family/business
colleagues
RESEARCH
Objectives
Drive media & consumer awareness
Increase opt-in registrations
Drive consumers online
Strategies
Share business story
World’s Fastest Talker vs. World’s Fasted Texter at the Mall of
America
PLANNING
Four-step process
• 1. First register online
• 2. Once registered, can text FAV1, FAV2, etc., to 4APA (47272)
• 3. Papa John’s send a text message for confirmation
• 4. Consumer sends Y1 or N1 to confirm or change order
PLANNING CONTINUED
World’s Faster Talker & Texter
Partner with LG Mobile Phones
10 free mobile phones
Media outreach
Coordinate pizza delivery &sampling
Flash demonstration
EXECUTION
629 media placements
Television
Radio
Online
Created buzz
Increase registrations e-mail & mobile phones
Increase flash demonstration
EVALUATION
SIMILARITIES AND
DIFFERENCES
Papa John’s - Ages 18-24
Hallmark- Couples
Nicorette- Smokers ages 25-44
Chase Sapphire- Owners of the card
AUDIENCE
Hallmark, Chase Sapphire, and Papa John’s all deal with
technology
Hallmark sound card
Chase Sapphire redeeming rewards online
Papa John’s texting
Nicorette Fruit Chill’s deals with health
TARGET
Nicorette and Hallmark used discussion panels
Papa John’s looked at trends in mobile communication
Case Sapphire look at trends in households
RESEARCH
Papa John’s- raise awareness of texting
Hallmark- raise awareness of sound card
Nicorette- repeat purchases
Chase- Increase search traffic
OBJECTIVES
Papa John’s developed 629 media placements
Totaled 53 million impressions
Value of $350,000
Hallmark
9% increase in greeting cards
10% increase in Christmas card, 6% sound cards
Store sales up 3.1%
Case Sapphire
Search traffic increase 300%
Direct visits increase 710%
215 million media impressions
#2 on Google’s Hot Trends
Nicorette
Sales increase 221%
SUCCESSFUL
Hallmark
Chase Sapphire
Papa John’s
Nicorette
MORE EFFECTIVE?
Consumer Relations concentrates on an organization’s
reputation with its consumers and on the reason for
conducting a program of this kind.
Consumer Relations uses both impact and output objectives
Programming involves organizational actions
Advising management about consumer affairs
Developing consumer-oriented programs
Holding meetings or conferences about consumerism
CONCLUSION
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