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Title: BCPA


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Company Introduction
  • BCPA is Tacomas premier performing arts
    organization
  • Northwest Sinfonietta
  • Puget Sound Revels
  • Tacoma City Ballet
  • Tacoma Concert Band
  • Tacoma Philharmonic
  • Tacoma Opera
  • Tacoma School of the Arts
  • Tacoma Symphony Orchestra
  • Tacoma Youth Symphony
  • Operate out of three theaters
  • Pantages
  • Rialto
  • Theater on the Square
  • Community Dialogues, Cultural Activities,
    Education, etc.

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Current Situation
  • Current Customer Base
  • 77 age 65 years or older
  • predominantly caucasion female, middle to
    upper-class
  • Goal
  • Diversify their target demographics.
  • Industry Trends
  • Moved from traditional media (bulk mailings,
    brochures, printed media) to online media and
    internet marketing.
  • baby boomers their parents age a younger
    demographic of consumers is now commanding a
    great deal of purchasing power within the leisure
    industry
  • internet is the premier means of connecting with
    this demographic.
  • This is an opportunity for BCPA to utilize their
    branding message (Calling people to connect in
    the heart of Tacoma) and connect with a younger
    audience through electronic marketing.

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Disclaimer
  • Disclaimer
  • Not a traditional marketing campaign
  • Compared to the other groups
  • Our tasks were very different

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Project Purpose
  • Overall Goal
  • Explore electronic media options and determine
    how the Broadway center can get the best ROI with
    effective marketing strategies.
  • Gave us so many auxiliary tasks that we had to
    narrow it down.
  • Wanted us to explore ways to reach new
    demographics
  • Young professionals
  • College students

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Strategies 12
  • To help achieve our main goal we developed two
    strategies
  • Paid Search program
  • UGC

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Marketing Research
  • Other issues we were asked to address
  • These were not treated as official campaigns, but
    more as marketing research sub-projects.
  • Goal
  • Provide Information to BCPA
  • Future marketing strategies and other targeted
    campaigns beyond the scope of this class

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Strategies 34
  • Focus on the BCPA website
  • Redesign of email registration process
  • Homepage redesign
  • New customer demographic research
  • College Student Market
  • Conducted a survey
  • Young Professional Market
  • Businesses around downtown Tacoma

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Stragey 1
  • Purchase a Paid-Search program
  • (keyword cost per click (CPC)
  • through highly trafficked search engines
  • Objective
  • Explore internet marketing options to help
    improve BCPAs website ranking on search engines
    searches by internet users.

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Current Situation
  • BCPA currntly appears as the 1 natural search
    result when searching with the keyword Broadway
    Center.
  • But does not appear at all when searching for
    keywords such as Tacoma shows or live
    performances Tacoma when obviously it should

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Google vs. Yahoo
  • Google and Yahoo had the top two most reliable
    and cost effective advertising programs.
  • Top three most trafficked

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Google.com
  • Focus
  • Enabling users to search the Web, Usenet, and
    images.
  • Industry leader in Search technology
  • Main Features Include
  • Page ranking, caching and translation of results,
    and an option to find similar pages.
  • Google Images, Maps, Calendar, free email
    (G-Mail)

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Google (Alexa.com)
Table 1 Traffic distribution by country
  • Three month average percentage of global users
    who visit Google.com is about 26.14.
  • Three month average number of unique pages viewed
    per user per day for Google.com is 6.7
  • Alexa.com ranking is 2.

Table 2 Googles traffic ranking by country.

Table 3 Represents where the majority of traffic
is on Google.com
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Yahoo.com
  • Focus
  • Personalized content.
  • Searching options are not a main priority
  • Main Features Include
  • Free email (Mail.yahoo.com), chat-room
    capabilities, clubs, and pager/mobile alerts and
    messaging

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Yahoo.com (Alexa.com)
Table 1 Traffic distribution by country
  • Three month average percentage of global users
    who visit Yahoo.com is about 27.83.
  • Three month average number of unique pages viewed
    per user is 13.6.
  • Alexa.com ranking is 1


Table 2 Yahoos traffic ranking by country.


Table 3 Represents where the majority of traffic
is on Yahoo.com
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Comparison
  • Yahoos higher traffic ranking overall high use
    of email and social networking capabilities.
  • mail.yahoo.com 50 of the sites overall traffic
  • search capabilities accounts for only 13.
  • Searching at Google.com 60 of total traffic.
  • industry leader in search technology
  • Recommend Googles advertising program AdWords.

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AdWords
  • Allows for target reach of a specific
    demographic.
  • Only appear when someone searches for a keyword
    relevant to the BCPA site.
  • Ad network EarthLink, NYTimes.com, Ask.com, and
    AOL
  • Cost
  • Adjusted to fit any budget
  • Standard or Starter Edition
  • a new Starter Edition advertiser can activate
    their AdWords account with just 5.00, and then
    choose their monthly budget (AdWords, 2007).
  • Only pay when people click

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Keyword Choice
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Keyword CPC
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Strategy 2
  • UGC User Generated Content
  • Chose to drop this after research
  • Costs outweigh the benefits
  • Loss of Brand Equity
  • Conclusion
  • Comment drop box would be better

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Strategy 3a
  • Redesign of the BCPAs email registry
    questionnaire
  • Objective
  • Increase user friendliness of the current email
    registration process.
  • Goal Increase Email subscribers

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Redesign
  • Reduce Redundancy
  • Ticket purchase
  • The current number of emails registered with BCPA
    was not given to our team by our client.
  • These changes have not been implemented, but it
    has been suggested that the implementation could
    take place as soon as January 1, 2008

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Strategy 3b
  • Suggested Changes to the BCPA Homepage
  • suggest small changes to the homepage that could
    help BCPA prioritize its page content. There is
    only so much available space on the BCPA site
    thus it is important to dedicate the prime above
    the fold space to the important graphics, copy,
    and promotions
  • Mailing list sign up icon
  • Survey Ad Bubble
  • overall usage of space
  • Resident Arts Organizations list

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Side By side comparison
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Above the Fold
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Strategy 4a
  • Research incentive opportunities for employees in
    the downtown Tacoma waterfront area to entice
    young professionals to go to BCPA.
  • Objective Research incentives to entice a
    younger demographic with incentives and
    capitalize on the established community of the
    workplace.

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Issue
  • BCPA does not have a buzz factor
  • local senior officials at the Tacoma Merrill
    Lynch and within the professional community of
    downtown Tacoma.
  • many managers were not aware that Tacoma had a
    Performing Arts organization.
  • If no one is talking about it, no one wants to
    go.

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Incentive Research Results
  • Marketing media provided in-house to employees
  • Ad brochures distributed as a partner effort with
    the Human Resources departments of the various
    companies.
  • Performance rewards for employees that include
    BCPA ticket discounts, general employee
    discounts, gift with online registration (GWR),
    gift with online ticket Purchase (GWP), and/or a
    call-to-action brochure.
  • Target Senior Executives
  • Russell Investment Group, Merrill Lynch
  • Establish buzz factor
  • Drive managers as trend setters in the company
    to take a greater interest in performing arts
  • Direct advertising to young professionals
  • paper advertising to offices around the local
    area.
  • Call to action brochures _at_ employee lounge or at
    the front desk
  • upcoming shows or simply promoting the BCPA brand
    with posters and traditional print advertising
    around the downtown Tacoma
  • Community boards and the Wells Fargo building.
  • Exclusive incentives to local companies
  • Office membership tickets
  • Company exclusive discounts/incentives
  • free concessions for employees or a meet and
    greet with the cast/performers of a show
  • BCPA donated ticket for employees rewards or
    gifts to clients

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Strategy 4b
  • Research incentives for attracting a college age
    demographic
  • Objective Help BCPA to understand the fickle
    college student demographic.
  • Method
  • Survey Research
  • Conduct research on what college students value
    in an entertainment experience and their monthly
    entertainment budget.

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1.) Rate the IMPORTANCE of each when considering
an entertainment option
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Question 2 RANK each of the following Live
Performance options in order from LEAST
ENTERTAINING 1 to MOST ENTERTAINING 9.
Question 3 What are your top THREE preferred
entertainment experiences?
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Question 4 What is your monthly budget for
entertainment expenses?
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Question 6 Have you ever heard of Tacomas
Broadway Center for the Performing Arts (BCPA)?
Question 5 Do you know of any performing arts
venues in the area if YES, list which ones?
Question 7 If YES, have you attended a
performance?
Question 8 What performance did you attend
(or what type of performance was it)?
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Question 10 What would be the best method of
advertising events to you as a perspective
customer?
Question 9 What would compel you to attend a
performing arts performance?
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Question 11 What incentives or discounts
would entice you to attend a performance?
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Concluding Remarks
  • Thank you.

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Questions?
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    Shakers Traffic Graph. Retrieved December 4,
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    Web site http//www.alexa.com/
  • BCPA, (2007). BCPA Tacoma website. Retrieved
    December 4, 2007, from Broadway
  • Center for the Performing Arts Web site
    http//www.broadwaycenter.org/about/about.asp
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