MarComm Makeovers
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Presentation on marketing & communications makeovers given by Layla Masri, Chris Durso and Elizabeth Engel at the ASAE Marketing, Membership & Communications Conference, May 23, 2012
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MarComm Makeovers
- 1. Take the MarComm Makeover Challenge May 23, 2012 Hub Tag: #MMCCon LD2 Content Leaders: Chris Durso Elizabeth W. Engel, M.A., CAE Layla Masri
- 2. Your Stylists #MMCCon LD2
- 3. 1. The Magazine • Strong. Smart. Classic. • The Brooks Brothers suit / black cocktail dress of communications #MMCCon LD2
- 4. The Magazine: The Bencher • Published by the American Inns of Court (AIC) • Bimonthly • Four-color • In-house staff #MMCCon LD2
- 5. The Magazine: Its Association • AIC’s members: More than 25,000 state, federal and administrative law judges, attorneys, legal scholars and law students • AIC’s mission: “[F]oster excellence in professionalism, ethics, civility, and legal skills.” #MMCCon LD2
- 6. The Magazine: What It Does • The Bencher’s mission: “Provide a regular communication link among the national office, local Inns, and members of the American Inns of Court.” #MMCCon LD2
- 7. The Magazine: How It Works • The Bencher’s content: “Articles about developments in legal ethics and professionalism, the activities of local American Inns of Court, profiles of prominent Inn members, and information about local Inn programs.” #MMCCon LD2
- 8. The Magazine: What It Needs • The Bencher’s future: “The design is 10 years old, and surely conveys that. … We want to stand out from all of the other content that our members get.” #MMCCon LD2
- 9. The Magazine: Dress the Part #MMCCon LD2
- 10. The Magazine: Dress the Part #MMCCon LD2
- 11. 1. The Magazine: No Pleats #MMCCon LD2
- 12. 1. The Magazine: No Pleats #MMCCon LD2
- 13. The Magazine: Dry Clean Only #MMCCon LD2
- 14. The Magazine: Dry Clean Only #MMCCon LD2
- 15. The Magazine: Accessorize! #MMCCon LD2
- 16. The Magazine: Accessorize! #MMCCon LD2
- 17. The Magazine: The New Black #MMCCon LD2
- 18. The Magazine: The New Black #MMCCon LD2
- 19. The Web and Social Digital Media • Versatile. Fresh. Statement piece. • The designer accessory of communications. #MMCCon LD2
- 20. Digital Media: Upper Midwest chapter, IAAP • International Association of Administrative Professionals • Regional division of global assn #MMCCon LD2
- 21. Digital Media: Its Association • IAAP’s MN-ND-SD division has 16 chapters with 700 administrative professional/office assistant members • Parent organization has 20,000 global members #MMCCon LD2
- 22. Digital Media: Its Association • IAAP’s mission: “To enhance the success of career-minded administrative professionals by providing opportunities for growth through education, community building and leadership development.” #MMCCon LD2
- 23. Digital Media: How It Works • IAAP MN-ND-SD’s content: Website: Personal/professional development through education & activities, community and networking tools, event info, professional resources Social Media: Timely news/announcements, event info, awards/accolades, office tools insight #MMCCon LD2
- 24. Digital Media: What It Needs • Focus • Personality & polish • Web-friendly editing • Consistency #MMCCon LD2
- 25. Digital Media: Short Hemlines Are Always IN #MMCCon LD2
- 26. Digital Media: Short Hemlines Are Always IN #MMCCon LD2
- 27. Digital Media: Short Hemlines Are Always IN #MMCCon LD2
- 28. Digital Media: Short Hemlines Are Always IN #MMCCon LD2
- 29. Digital Media: Short Hemlines Are Always IN #MMCCon LD2
- 30. Digital Media: Avoid Loud Prints #MMCCon LD2
- 31. Digital Media: Avoid Loud Prints #MMCCon LD2
- 32. Digital Media: Dress to Impress! #MMCCon LD2
- 33. Digital Media: Dress to Impress! #MMCCon LD2
- 34. Digital Media: Dress to Impress! #MMCCon LD2
- 35. Digital Media: Play Up Your Best Assets #MMCCon LD2
- 36. Digital Media: Play Up Your Best Assets #MMCCon LD2
- 37. Digital Media: Tailored Fit #MMCCon LD2
- 38. Digital Media: Tailored Fit #MMCCon LD2
- 39. Digital Media: Tailored Fit #MMCCon LD2
- 40. Digital Media: Tailored Fit #MMCCon LD2
- 41. The Campaign • Vision. Creativity. Experimentation. • Designing the Armani Spring Collection #MMCCon LD2
- 42. The Campaign • Organization: Child Care Resource & Referral (ND) • Program: Early Childhood Rating & Improvement System • Problem: Pilot Full deployment #MMCCon LD2
- 43. The Campaign: Don’t Be a DON’T Early Childhood Rating & Improvement System #MMCCon LD2
- 44. The Campaign: Do Be a DO! STAR Quality #MMCCon LD2
- 45. The Campaign: Know Your Audience #MMCCon LD2
- 46. The Campaign: Know Your Audience #MMCCon LD2
- 47. The Campaign: One Dress Is Not a Collection #MMCCon LD2
- 50. The Campaign: Design to Sell #MMCCon LD2
- 51. The Campaign: Design to Sell #MMCCon LD2
- 52. Ready to Wear! It’s YOUR turn...to make over the ASAE renewal campaign! #MMCCon LD2
- 53. Makeover: ASAE’s Invoice #MMCCon LD2
- 54. Makeover: ASAE’s Association Professional Letter #MMCCon LD2
- 55. Makeover: ASAE’s Industry Partner Letter #MMCCon LD2
- 56. Makeover: ASAE’s Email #MMCCon LD2
- 57. Makeover: ASAE’s Magazine Wrap #MMCCon LD2
- 58. Makeover: ASAE’s Schedule Months into CEO Members Association Staff Young Professional Consultant Members Industry Partner Membership Members Members Members Month 10 First Invoice First Invoice First Invoice First Invoice First Invoice Month 11 Second Invoice Second Invoice Second Invoice Second Invoice Second Invoice Month 12 Magazine Wrap Magazine Wrap Magazine Wrap Magazine Wrap Magazine Wrap Month 13 Third Invoice Third Invoice Third Invoice Third Invoice Third Invoice Month 14 CommNet Exit Call CommNet Exit Call CommNet Exit Call CommNet Exit Call CommNet Exit Call Month 15 Personal email Personal email Personal email Personal email Personal email Month 15 Renewal Letter Renewal Letter Renewal Letter Renewal Letter SM Renewal Letter #MMCCon LD2
- 59. Makeover: ASAE! Process • Three renewal invoices with no letter • Telemarketing call • Magazine wrap on Associations Now • Renewal letter – only goes out after lapse • Renewal email – “last ditch effort” #MMCCon LD2
- 60. Magazine: Tips to Look Great! • Stay current • Challenge people • Stories, not sermons • Don’t be a hater • Have fun! #MMCCon LD2
- 61. Web & Social Media: Tips to Look Great! • Think about your audience • Inside voice v. outside voice • A picture is worth 1000 words • Mobile • OWN IT! #MMCCon LD2
- 62. Campaigns: Tips to Look Great! • Clarity • Call to action • Does it pass the Mom test? • Brand • Test test test #MMCCon LD2
- 63. Contact Us Chris Durso Layla Masri Executive Editor, PCMA Convene President Professional Convention Bean Creative Management Association Funktional Web & Interactive cdurso@pcma.org Design www.pcma.org lmasri@beancreative.com @dursoconvene www.beancreative.com @beancreative Elizabeth W. Engel, M.A., CAE Director, Marketing & Sponsorship Children’s Hospital Association ewengel@nachri.org www.childrenshospitals.org @ewengel
Notas del editor
- Chris wore a fuchsia tie/cummerbund to match dateEWE notorious shoe collectionLayla has an entire closet to house her accessories. Don’t judge.
- Dress the Part = Be what you are. The Bencher isn’t a newsletter, but it’s designed like one, and much of its front-of-the-book content is written for one.
- Dress the Part = Be what you are. The Bencher isn’t a newsletter, but it’s designed like one, and much of its front-of-the-book content is written for one.
- No Pleats = Be timely. Be current. Be relevant.
- No Pleats = Be timely. Be current. Be relevant.
- Dry Clean Only = Watch out for clutter. This is a great topic, but the layout is dense – and the extra line spacing between paragraphs is distracting. Go for clean and sharp. (NOTE: This is a great topic that would have been a great choice for the cover story.)
- Dry Clean Only = Watch out for clutter. This is a great topic, but the layout is dense – and the extra line spacing between paragraphs is distracting. Go for clean and sharp. (NOTE: This is a great topic that would have been a great choice for the cover story.)
- Accessorize! = Use the variety of your reader/member experiences to tell stories – in the process giving your content some personality.
- Accessorize! = Use the variety of your reader/member experiences to tell stories – in the process giving your content some personality.
- The New Black = Don’t underestimate your audience. Try new things all the time – like this piece of fiction – but when you do, make a big deal about it. Don’t hide it in the back of the book.
- The New Black = Don’t underestimate your audience. Try new things all the time – like this piece of fiction – but when you do, make a big deal about it. Don’t hide it in the back of the book.
- What it does right: Timely information on their conference, incorporates Twitter feed, personalized message from the presidentWhat it can do better: Eye doesn’t have a place to land, competing fonts/sizes, nothing here screams office assistant or showcases their importance, not all that obvious that this is a division site (gets lost in the image). Also, “Making the leap to remarkable” gets prime real estate but does anyone know what it’s about?
- In red is what gets cut off w/o scrolling. This page is too long, too many columns. Treat the home page as a table of contents to move people to appropriate places. The only image is at the very bottom
- What makes this a regional division? Use compelling, illustrative imageryPick a font and stick with it. Create standard styles for headlines, link colors, etc.
- Timely twitter feed, but it’s nearly pushed below the fold. This is the most current info but is barely on screen!
- Too many competing fonts, colors, sizes. Also, why link to hotels only? Why not link to more info on the actual meeting details?
- Too many competing fonts, colors, sizes. Also, why link to hotels only? Why not link to more info on the actual meeting details?
- Does this look like a place for vibrant networking? No idea what kind of conversations are going on or how to take part. Too sterile. Also, make it clear these are only accessible via login instead of clicking to find a roadblock.
- Accessorize! = Use the variety of your reader/member experiences to tell stories – in the process giving your content some personality.
- Consider a listing of events instead of a desolate calendar view if you don’t have a ton of meetings each month. Avoid looking like there’s not much going on!
- Great job – this is timely, relevant stuff. Engaged audience is commenting, they are using appropriate hash tags. To do better – shorten those urls to be able to fit in more content
- Great job – this is timely, relevant stuff. Engaged audience is commenting, they are using appropriate hash tags. To do better – shorten those urls to be able to fit in more content
- Wow, this is a long Twitter handle! They’ve already used up 13 characters out of 122 in their name alone. Consider a shorter name, and one that is easier to spell (note difference between dashes and underlines between state abbreviations)
- As noted earlier, if this is a critical piece of marketing, then it need to be further explained as to how it ties into the organization and the division.
- Stop point – invoice, Assn Prof letter, Industry partner letter, email, magazine cover, schedule and processTOP THREE TIPSWork at tables for XX minutes, then report out