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The Starting Gate. Just like all marketing efforts, effective special events require strategy, planning, and organization.. Strategy. How will your efforts at the event support the communication of your brand benefits / reason why?How are you going to ensure consumers see you as different, better
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1. Special Events & Licensing
Chapters 17 & 18
2. The Starting Gate Just like all marketing efforts, effective special events require strategy, planning, and organization.
3. Strategy How will your efforts at the event support the communication of your brand benefits / reason why?
How are you going to ensure consumers see you as different, better, special?
4. Planning How are you going to ensure the consumer finds you (points of distribution).
Event signage (HIGH)
Brand activation
5. Planning Hospitality
Proactive Competitive Planning
6. Standing Out In A Crowd The Big Bang Theory
Big
Audacious
New
Giggles
7. Ambush Marketing Special Events are a prime target for competitive ambush marketing.
Outdoor festivals / city celebrations are most vulnerable (those not contained in an arena or stadium).
8. The Wienermobile
9. Developing Your Own Special Events Hawaiian Punch Surfmaster Learnings
Get your route / appearance locations secured BEFORE you build it.
Test it with BOTH the TRADE and CONSUMER BEFORE you build it.
10. Local Media Partners Great way to get tons of advertising.
Olympic Torch Relay / KSL in Salt Lake City
Giant Jello Jump / Lagoon & 107.5 The End
NBA Game - Cincinnati
11. Licensing
12. The Best Business In The World… Is the one where you just walk down to the mailbox and pick up your check.
Licensing is a way to do just that!
13. Licensor v. Licensee Licensor: Owner of the trademark
Licensee: Pays licensor for the rights to use the mark.
14. Why License Away MY Trademark? When you don’t have the means to make it and sell it yourself.
Two of the biggest flops for violating this fact:
Jello Pudding Pops
Kellogg’s Breakfast Mates
15. Kellogg’s Breakfast Mates
16. Typical Fee Structure Upfront fee (negotiable)
Royalty for each unit sold (typically 10% to 15% of wholesale price)
Performance guarantees
17. As A Manufacturer… It makes a lot of sense to acquire licenses to make licensed goods if you have excess manufacturing capacity.
Efficiency lowers unit mfg. costs across the board.
18. Disney Own channels:
Parks & resorts
Disney Stores
Disney Catalog
Studio Stores
DisneyStore.com
19. Pantastic Party Cakes