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Researching
them
As you
can imagine, we often research kids promotions. These can be advertising
concepts, competitions, third party tie ins, special offers, sponsorship
and so on.
The best
way we find to research them is to do it in store or wherever the
customer / consumer will experience the offer. By using a tape recorder
and lapel microphone we can observe behaviour around the promotion
and ask specifically about it. Purchasing is influenced by promotions,
that we all know, but it becomes difficult to gauge the impact
away from point of contact with it. Several days later sitting
in a focus group, it is hard to remember what was going through
one's mind in store. This makes it difficult to understand how the
promotion is working.... or not.
Setting
them up
We can
also arrange promotions and third party tie ins, PR activity in
support of a launch and other marketing activities.
We do not
handle these ourselves because that is not an area of our expertise.
We have colleagues with vast experience in PR, Licensing , Promotions
and so on. Like us, they have kids themselves and are passionate
about Kids Brands.
Marketing
Experience
12 years experience
in the field of marketing, across a broad range of clients
Operating primarily
in the area of sales promotion with some experience of direct marketing
3 years experience
working in kids marketing with clients such as Burger King and Clarks
shoes
Promotions put
together from ideas to implementation and post promotional analysis
Development of
promotional ideas to support sales of merchandise both in store
and through mail order
Development of
3rd party promotions and promotional tie ins
Children's
Experience
Development of
kids promotions within Burger King restaurants which included licensor
and licensee negotiation to develop promotions and utilise suitable
3rd party contacts to enhance promotion
Development of
press release activity to support the Bootleg brand of Clarks shoes
and implement competitions to be run in Smash Hits magazine.
Negotiation with
relevant 3rd parties to develop annual plan of in-store activity
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