Advertising 3201: Final Puma Powerpoint
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Jour 3201Principals of Advertising
Creative Marketing Campaign:
PUMAContributors:
Tyler Dow Samantha Steinbring Heidi Hedkfd Kristin Bennet
Overview- History- Market Analysis- Competitors- Objectives- Budget- Positioning & Strategy- Advertisement Examples
History > Market Analysis > Competitors > Objectives > Budget > Strategy > Execution
Brief History of Puma• Created by Adi Dassler & Rudolph Dassler in 1924
• Created the first “Cleat”• 1954 German soccer team wins while wearing the Super
Atom
• 1954 100 meter world record was won wearing Puma shoes
• Puma launches advertising campaign to celebrate
• 1958 Puma introduces logo and form stripe• 1997 to 2001 Puma begins partnership with NFL &
Ferrari• 2009 Usain Bolt shatters 100m & 200m WR wearing
Puma shoes• PUMA now distributes its products in more than 80
countries
History > Market Analysis > Competitors > Objectives > Budget > Strategy > Execution
Market Analysis
• Market experienced slow growth from 2002-2007, but is increasing steadily
• Fusion of fashion and performance
• Young consumers most important segment (ages 18-24)
• Less brand switching among older demographics
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Nike• Very Serious• Professional Driven• Performance oriented• Geared towards athletes
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Adidas• Athlete Focused• Not necessarily professionals• Motivational and Inspirational
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Under Armour• Very competitive• Only Athlete Focused• Very Expensive
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Skechers• Fashion Oriented• Focused on teenage women• Value style over performance
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Campaign Objectives
• Market shoes as versatile
• Retain brand loyalty
• Turn one time consumers into loyal users
• Invent an interactive online community
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Vehicles Frequency Time Frame
Production Costs
Placement Costs
Ancillary Costs
Other costs
Total Impressio
nsTotal Cost
Banner Ads- Dick’s
Sporting…- Sports
Authority- Runner’s
World
300,000 impressions per month
June 1st to Oct. 1st
$700 x 3 different
ads
$20 CPM per site
$ 3,000 ad retention research
- 3.6 million $27,000
Video Ads- Break.com- Hulu.com
- Revver.com
100,000 impressions per month
June 1st to Oct. 1st
$250,000 for reusable
ad
$35 CPM per site
$ 3,500 ad retention research
- 1.2 million $45,500
Television Sponsorshi
p-The
Biggest Loser
1 season9/14 to
12/8 N/A $3.4 million$ 8,000 ad retention research
$4,000 for contestant
apparel
112.96 million $3.4 million
Television Sponsorshi
p- Man vs.
Wild
1 Season8/6 to2/23 N/A $1.3 million
$ 6,400 ad retention research
$2,000 for host
apparel 64.3 million $1.3 million
Totals: 182 Million
$4,772,500
-Online saves money -Sponsorship gathers more retention
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Positioning Strategy
• Our shoes are multi faceted
• Cost efficient for today’s economy
• Consumer oriented website
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Message Strategy
• Won’t use professional athletes
• Puma: As versatile as you are
• “What do you do in your shoes?”
• Puma.com/community
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Advertisement Examples
- Banner Ads
- Puma.com/community
- Video Ads
- Television Sponsorship
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History > Market Analysis > Competitors > Objectives > Budget > Strategy > Execution
Advertisement Examples
- Banner Ads
- Puma.com/community
- Video Ads
- Television Sponsorship
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Evaluation
• Post Purchase Surveys
• Focus groups for commercials
• Past and present sales comparisons
• Social network statistics
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Questions
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