customer relation management plan
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CUSTOMER RELATION MANAGEMENT PLAN
ILANA WEINSTEIN |BRANDON PORKKA |SAEED ISMAIL SAEED| PAUL DEVITO| SHEIKH ALI MANSOOR UL-HAQ
SWOT ANALYSISStrengths
• Online platform
• Emits positive reinforcement.
• Variety of activities for members to do.
• Unlike any other organization.
Weaknesses
• Lack of a space for Team Survivor to hold
meetings/events and to conduct activities for
members.
• Price point? Fee structure? Will people be
charged?
• Lack of consistent participation from
members.
Opportunities
• Social networking websites
• City of NYC has great existing venues and events.
• Charitable events.
• Universities in New York a great way to reach the
younger patients.
Threats
• Hospitals have their own program.
• People don't want to associate themselves again
with cancer.
• Upper-class people feels guilty.
• Cold weather condition stops some popular
activities.
MARKETING PROBLEMSLack of awareness of Team SurvivorNo space to house members and hold eventsNot enough funds to function as an organization
Team Survivor (General Page) - 250 likes. Last post was in March. No cover photo.
No Team Survivor NYC Social Page:TwitterInstagramYouTube
SMART MARKETINGS
peci
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- Determines exactly what needs to be done.Impact membership recruitmentBiggest issueNo strength• Hard to gain
awareness
Measu
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- Make sure the plan can be tracked and are realistic goal. Increase membership within 6 months to 20 people
Ach
ievable
- Goal setting and maximize full potential.Participating in triathlonsSupport groupsBetter lifestyle• Synergy
Maintain members for long term obligation
Realis
tic
- Goals are attainable.Proper Resources in place• Facilities• Nutrition plans
Scheduling • Triathlons
Tim
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- Goals are completed by a deadlineShort-term effective plan
OBJECTIVESI. Compose a fit and healthy
cancer survivor community.
II. Forge a positive perception of their physical abilities.
III. Integrate survivors back into society.
IV. Create an emotional support system for surviving patients of various forms of cancer.
V. Developing new members and awareness.
VI. Creating a bigger budget to support events and activities.
VII.Donating to cancer research foundations.
VIII.Organize more events and fitness programs.
RECOMMENDATIONSSocial MediaWebsitePrintE-mail
Direct Marketing
Private donationsCrowd funding Sponsorship University SeminarsVolunteer Recruiting Intern ProgramOpening Event
Fundraising/Volunteers
Fun group activities to build strong bonds Yoga, dance classes, museums, marathons, etc.Some events require a small fee
Schedule
FINANCIALSBudget
Small initial budget of $2,000Fraction will be used for materials such as pamphlets and brochures Awareness
Small events will also be held for members to enjoy themselves
Based on donations.
Members do not have to be tied down to this payment. Have the ability to donate whenever they please.
25% of the donations given to The American Cancer Society. Allows all members to have a positive impact on cancer at a local and global level.
DIRECT MARKETING
Twitter, Instagram, FacebookDirect contact with consumer Posting pictures and updating status’NO maintenance fees
Feedback• Comments
Social Media
Provides customers with information on events Personalized Keep members involved
E-MailLittle maintenance fees• Only one sum
payment to create website
Integrate e-mail and social media • Synergy
Website
PRINTInexpensive Brochures PamphletsAvailable at participating businesses or clinics
Informational and lead to website
SOCIAL MEDIA PLAN• Keep members updated on
events and trips• Answer member questions• Offer healthy tips and information• Recruit Volunteers
• Offer healthy tips and information• Spread awareness of chapter and
what it offers
Twitter Page
• Market events and highlight members
• Highlight members and their stories
• Show partnerships• Advertise chapter
YouTube
TWITTER INSTAGRAM
SCHEDULEFun group activities to build strong bonds
Yoga, dance classes, museums, marathons, etc.
Working person Acceptations (marathons/ triathlons)
Some events require a small fee