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Now that we know more about ouraudiences, how do we reach them and whatdo we say?
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Choosing and UsingTactics
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ν Multiple Audiences = Multiple Tactics
ν Reach your audience in multipleenvironments.
ν Most importantly, tactics need to makesense for your organization, youraudience.
Tactics
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Media Usage Habits
Source: Patron Technology 2006 Client Survey vs. 2005 data
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Tactics
ν E-marketing, Web 2.0
ν Advertising
ν Collateral Materials
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E-blasts
ν Requires a databaseν Target your message and don’t overdo it.ν Have an opt-out option.ν More cost-efficient than direct mail, usually with
higher response rates.ν Find a provider to manage mailings (protection
against landing in SPAM folders.)ν Make subject line relevant.
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Web 2.0Blogsν Easy way to add fresh content to your site.ν Use other bloggers as a press resource.ν Pros: Able to have in-depth conversations with
customers, content can cover multiple ideas,free software.
ν Cons: Time-consuming, make sure people knowhow to find your blog.
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Web 2.0Blogs
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Web 2.0-Blogs
ν Plan B♦ Find other blogs where you can post activities,
events.ν BlogHer: directory of women’s blogs
ν http://www.blogtoplist.com/arts/
ν http://sf.metblogs.com/
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Web 2.0Social Networkingν Narrows your on-line audience down to
your “friends.”
ν Two-way experience with your brand.
ν Content is KEY.
ν Wikipedia lists over 110 active socialnetworking sites.
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Web 2.0Social Networkingν MySpace vs. Facebook vs. ??
ν Where is YOUR audience?ν Younger demographics abandoning MySpace
because 50% of My Space users are now over 35.
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Web 2.0Social Networking
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Web 2.0Social Networking
νCity-specific
νTreat Yelpers like press people
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Web 2.0Podcastsν Deliver audio content such as music or behind
the scenes activities (interviews w/ directors,actors, writers, etc.)
ν Viewer decides when to listen (immediately ordownload.)
ν Inexpensive to start.ν Can engage audience before, during or after
event.
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Web 2.0Podcastsν Promote on website, social networking
page and distribute through iTunes:ν http://moma.org/visit_moma/audio.html
ν http://ybca.podbean.com/
ν http://feeds.feedburner.com/SFMOMAArtcasts
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Web 2.0
ν Live demonstration of artν Video podcastν Increases audience involvement with
organization.ν High-end video also accessible with You Tube
mobile.
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Web 2.0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq0RDOJI2s8ν Carrie Fisher at Berkeley Rep
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-pqizGCys8ν Tour at Cal Shakes
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3gYBWGzVIzo&mode=related&search=
ν Boston Pops and Popsearch
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Web 2.0Micro-blogsν Group-messaging service that allows users to
hold web-based conversations via text andinstant messages.
ν Users subscribe to each others feeds to receiveupdates or “tweets” to follow friends.
ν Used to promote events - quicklyν 140 character word limit
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Cell Phone Marketing
ν Based on SMS (text messaging).
ν 89% of major brands are planning to marketthrough mobile phones by 2008.
ν Offers ability to reach a specific target audience,information about how the user responds andproof that the message has been read.
n Source: www.textsmsmarketing.com
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Cell Phone Marketing
ν 18-29 year olds use text messaging more oftenthan voice to communicate.
ν On average 94% of text messages are read.
ν 80% of users keep their cell with them all day.
ν Users must opt-in to receive messages.
n Source: www.textsmsmarketing.com
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Advertising
♦ On-line options
♦ “Traditional” media
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On-line options
ν Google Ad Words
ν Google Ad Sense
ν Google Grants
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On-line options
ν Facebook Flyers - Basic and Pro
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Advertising
ν More affordable and more efficient thanthe “Pink” section...
ν Programs at other arts events
ν Ethnic media (including websites)
ν Neighborhood or community-based websites.
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Collateral Materials
ν Postcards
ν Posters
ν Brochures
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Publicity
ν Press Releases
ν Calendar Listings
ν Press photos / CDs / DVDs
ν Know your press contacts
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Tactics
ν Tactics can be divergent but rememberthey need to:
ν Reinforce objectives and strategies
ν Be synergistic
ν Share a consistent identity.
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New Audiences: Deploy theMarketing Trifectaν Precise Targeting
ν Relevant Benefits
ν Creative Communications
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Contact Us!
ν Julie Peelerν [email protected]ν 727-937-2088ν www.artsmarketing.org
ν Nancy Hytone Lebν [email protected]ν 626-791-8722