Title: The ISC Planning Process
1The ISC Planning Process
2Example Cingular Invasion
- High school-themed campaign for Cingular Wireless
- Uses web and Cingular messaging for contest where
teens vote to win a concert by Busted at their
school - Winning school also gets 5K for music department
3Cingular Invasion
- E-mails to 500,000 teenage girls
- Promotion on Alloy.com and ccs.com
- In-school ads
- E-mails to 250,000 students at 90 schools
- Source Ad Age 8/25/04
4Example Purina dog foods
- Campaign to position Dog Chow and Puppy Chow as
high in nutrition - TV, print and internet ads
- Sampling program in Wal-Mart with free 1.1 lb.
bags and brochures - Coupon-based sampling in other stores
- Sponsor of Humane Societys care kits, including
samples
5ISC Planning
- Systematic assessment of where you are and where
you want to be - If multiple agencies are involved in
implementation, makes sure that everyone is aware
of and shares the campaigns goals
6Brand Business Review
- Update of where the brand is now
- Relationship with customers/prospects
- Competitive framework
- New/pending product improvements
- Distribution changes
- Legislative/environmental pressures
7Step 1 Behavioral Databases
- Means of developing customer understanding
- Demographics
- Psychographics
- Behavior/usage
- Geography
8Step 1 Behavioral Databases
- Customer aggregation groupings based on
behavior - Present customers
- Competitive customers
- Emerging users
9Step 2 Valuation
- Purchase dynamics/share of requirements
- Whats currently happening how much of this
segments business are we getting now? - What could be happening how much could we be
getting?
10Share of requirements example
- Person travels on business twice a month (24
times a year) - 12 times, flies on Delta
- 3 times, flies on Northwest
- 9 times, flies on Southwest
11Share of Requirements
- Delta 50
- Northwest 12.5
- Southwest 37.5
12Valuation
- Income flows how much money do I get from this
person? - Delta assume average ticket price is 299
- Income flow to Delta 299 12
3588 - Potential income flow 299 24
7176
13Behavioral Objectives
- What we want to happen
- Present customers
- Retain
- Grow/migrate
- Competitive customers
- Trial usage
- Total switch
- Special usage
14Behavioral Objectives
- Emerging users
- Trial usage
- Total program
15Step 3 Creating/Delivering Communications
- Brand Knowledge
- What people know (brand network)
- Where the information/perceptions come from
(brand contacts)
16Communications Objectives
- Messages Information
- Incentives Rewards for behavior
17Marketing Tools
- Product
- Pricing
- Distribution
- Communications
18Communication Contact Points
- Direct marketing
- Advertising
- Sales promotion
- Public relations
- Event marketing
- Etc.
19Step 4 Allocation of Resources
- Timeframe
- Business-building short-term (usually 1 year or
less) - Brand-building longer-term
20Business-building communications
- Sales promotion
- Event marketing
- Some direct response
21Brand-building communications
- Advertising
- Public relations
- Some direct response
- Some sales promotion
22Step 4 Allocation of Resources
- Forecast
- Estimated Return on Customer Investment
- How much will I get back in return for what I
spend?
23Step 5 Evaluation
- Measurement of Incremental Returns
- Actual Return on Customer Investment
24Then, what you learned this time gets cycled back
to refine planning for next time!