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Strategic Management - MF2001 - Application on Marketing Strategy
1.
2. Prospects for the next decade
Weak global growth
Pressure from Overcapacity
Persistently high unemployment
Volatility in the financial markets
Costlier capital
a greatly expanded role for government
A much larger burden of regulation and taxation for all
8. Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Active Influences
Mass intrigue
Broad Awareness
Success
“Gave away
handcraft boxes
to Bloggers”
“Took the
campaign to the
real world”
“Traditional
movies
marketing”
“Twice earning of
the projected
figures for the
first opening
weekend”
Earned loyalty customers
9. Challenge:
“How do you reinvent the
way you’re marketing
films?
Strategic Answer:
“Created a campaign that
let the public experience
the movie’s story in its
world way beyond the film
itself.”
http://videolog.tv/453697
12. Part II
Hidden Skeleton Keys
Creepy Inflatable Characters
Interactive Store Fronts
Nike Limited Edition
Mass intrigue
“Took the
campaign to the
real world”
Main purpose
was to drive
people to the
website and
learn more
15. Part IV
Projected : $ 9 Million USD for the opening weekend
Actual
Success
“Twice earning of
the projected
figures for the
first opening
weekend”
Rank:
:$
16.8 Million USD
3rd in top 10 of successful stop motion animation
16. Top 10
highest-grossing films in the stop motion technique.
Rank
Title
Worldwide gross
Year
1
Chicken Run
$224,834,564
2000
2
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the
Were-Rabbit
$192,610,372
2005
3
Coraline
$124,596,398
2009
4
The Pirates! Band of Misfits
$121,637,375
2012
5
Corpse Bride
$117,195,061
2005
6
ParaNorman
$107,139,399
2012
7
Frankenweenie
$81,491,068
2012
8
The Nightmare Before Christmas
$75,082,668
1993
9
Fantastic Mr. Fox
$46,471,023
2009
10
James and the Giant Peach
$37,734,758
1996
http://en.wikipedia.org/
Do not ask “What they want” but “Why they want” it? – Give out example of a company that presented “What” Products and the company that presented “Why” Products – Use Apple case for example.
You sell “What” a mobile phone – this is what you sell a phone, but if you sell “Why” – a smart phone that brings the world’s entertainment right under your feet, you’ll get people waiting in line to buy your products….