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Title: Zoos and Aquariums


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Zoos and Aquariums
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A Strong Player in the Leisure Market
  • More than 143 million visitors are drawn to U.S.
    zoos and aquariums per year.
  • This tops the combined attendance at all NFL, NBA
    and Major League Baseball games.
  • About 3.6 million households are members of their
    local zoo or aquarium.
  • Zoos and aquariums serve their local economies as
    powerful tourist attractions.

3
The Facts
  • On any given day, more than 700,000 animals are
    cared for in the nations zoos and aquariums.
  • Zoos and aquariums invest 83 million annually in
    educational programs.
  • These institutions participate in species
    survival plans covering 149 species.
  • Conservation and science research also takes
    place in zoos and aquariums.

4
Working for the Environment
  • Visits to zoos and aquariums prompt individuals
    to take action on the environment and
    conservation.
  • Zoo and aquarium visitors believe that these
    institutions play an important role in
    conservation and animal care.
  • Zoos and aquariums enhance public understanding
    of wildlife.

5
Through the Turnstiles
  • Women and children are the primary audience for
    zoos and aquariums.
  • They are also easily influenced by
    anti-zoo/aquarium marketing strategies.
  • Zoos and aquariums have responded with
    educational efforts on their role in preserving
    wildlife.

6
The Need For Education
  • Current consumer perceptions about zoos and
    aquariums are conflicted.
  • Consumers often dont understand the conservation
    role that zoos and aquariums play.
  • Another misconception is that zoos are privately
    owned and very wealthy.
  • Some are run by charitable organizations, while
    others are run by different levels of government.

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Counteracting Misconceptions
  • To counteract these misconceptions, zoos and
    aquariums should send the following messages
  • Inspire audiences by communicating the
    conservation message.
  • Be recognized as an expert voice on conservation
    issues.
  • Be trusted as a reliable and accurate information
    source.
  • Accept constructive criticism and work to address
    any legitimate concerns.

THE MEDIACENTER
8
Communicating Achievements
  • Zoos and aquariums can also communicate their
    achievements through some of the following
    messages
  • Zoos and aquariums are an effective force for
    conservation.
  • Zoos and aquariums are unique in offering living
    animals and staff expertise.
  • Zoos and aquariums can encourage visitors to
    understand the link between the animals they see
    and the animals in the wild.
  • Zoos and aquariums can affect not just what
    people think of the institutions, but also about
    their part in helping to preserve biodiversity
    and habitats.
  • These institutions have an ethical approach to
    the care of animals.

9
Advertising Strategies
  • Zoos and aquariums are an important player in the
    leisure-activities market, and compete for local
    consumers with businesses that offer other
    leisure pursuits. A campaign that includes
    advertising on local television can highlight
    these institutions as a viable leisure option,
    and focus on their role in preserving animals and
    educating the community on environmental and
    conservation issues.

THE MEDIACENTER
10
Advertising Strategies
  • Televisions unique combination of sight, sound
    and motion is ideally suited for presenting local
    zoos and aquariums in the best possible light. In
    addition, local stations can conduct promotions
    aligning zoo/aquarium staff with station talent
    to encourage more visitor traffic and to focus on
    the zoos or aquariums role in enhancing
    community life.

11
Advertising Strategies
  • As an outdoor leisure option, zoos require an
    advertising schedule with a high number of
    placements during warm-weather months. Aquariums
    would benefit from a schedule with consistent
    exposures throughout the year and such a
    schedule would help zoos as well by keeping them
    top of mind with local consumers.

12
WHY TV?
The answer is three simple reasons!
13
WHY TV?
14
WHY TV?
Remember,Only television can give youThe right
messageTo the right peopleAt the right timeIn
the right place!
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THE MEDIACENTER
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