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22.03.2016 This document is a marketing and public relations plan template. It is not an exhaustive list of elements for inclusion within an event ...
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1 Event Marketing/PR Plan Template
The development of an effective marketing and communications plan is essential for the delivery of a successful event. The key is to match your event concept (the theme, programme, etc) with the appropriate audience (those who will attend or participate in your event). In order to do that, you must have a strong idea of what the event actually offers and to whom. You also need to have an effective plan of action and the necessary resources to implement it.This document is a marketing and PR
plan template. It is not an exhaustive list of elements for inclusion within an event marketing plan; rather it is to be used as a guide, a framework around which event organisers can create their own plan. The elements contained within it are not mandatory for inclusion, but it is recommended that all marketing/PR plans being submitted in conjunction with National Programme Applications contain the following: - Summary of event - Vision/Mission - Target markets - Objectives and Key Performance Indicators - Key strategies and initiatives - Marketing and PR Budgetary information 2Contents Page
1. Marketing objectives
Overview
Positioning - where are we now?
SWOT Analysis- target market, market size, competitors.2. Communication Strategy
Marketing mix
- Product - Price - Place - PromotionMarketing Tools
3. Key Strategies
Key Strategies and Initiatives
4. Budget Plan
5. Appendices
41. Marketing Objectives
Overview
Here you should concisely state where the event is, where it would like to go and how it intends to get there.Positioning
This is a marketing term used to describe the way in which you present what you areoffering to the public. It inǀolǀes communicating the ͚feel͛ and main benefits of the event
edžperience through ͚key messages͛. Each eǀent will haǀe its own uniƋue range of benefits,
which may include, for example:The reputation of the event
The key elements of the programme
What the special interest area is
The kind of experience the event offers (outdoors/indoors/all day, etc) If there is a unique element - for example something that is specific to the own/event/ venue If it offers something that is different/better than other events/experiencesSWOT Analysis
This section should include details of the target market, market size, competitors etc.Strengths Weaknesses
Unique event in calendar
Point 2
Point 3
Potential for weather to affect
programmePoint 2
Point 3
Opportunities Threats
To grow into new markets and invite
in different age groupsPoint 2
Point 3
Clashes with other events taking
place in the local areaPoint 2
Point 3
52. Communication Strategy
Marketing Mix - Alongside effective positioning, the combination of Product, Price, Convenience and Promotion are the principal factors that are most likely to influence attendance and therefore your marketing strategy. You should include details on each of the following: Product - what the event offers. Can you develop the product any further? Factors to consider: Are there any adjustments that should be made to the overall event to make it more appropriate or attractive to your target audiences? Does the programme/content need to be further developed?Does the venue need to be adapted or improved?
What is the total edžperience͍ Are you offering eǀent ͚packages͛ in association with transport providers, hotels, restaurants, etc that could make the event experience more attractive and enjoyable? Price - the cost of attending. How does the cost of attending the event add up? If appropriate, consider: Is the ticket price/entry fee at the right level for target groups?Does the price offer value for money?
Is there an appropriate range of ticket/entry options? Do you need to introduce family tickets or special offers for example? Do you need to offer any price differentials to encourage attendance at particular performances? Are there any additional costs (booking fees, travel, meals, accommodation, parking) that will affect decisions to attend?Convenience - making it easy to attend
For ticketed events - Have you put in place the appropriate advance ticket distribution network? For example, are you using a ticket hotline, web sales, walk-up box office, ticket agencies, postal bookings, sales through local shop or library, etc? Do you offer various/appropriate methods of payment (e.g. credit card, cheque, cash)? Is the event programme appropriately timed to appeal to your targets?Is the event easy to get to?
Make sure you provide the appropriate travel, accommodation and location information necessary to encourage visitors who do not know the area well. Promotion - saying the right things to the right people. Communicate the positioning of the event through key messages: Who the event is 6 aimed at; What is special about it; Why it͛s a good idea to attend; When will it take place; Where will it take place; How easy it is to engage with the event? Develop the right combination of marketing tools to reach your audience.Marketing Tools
Here you should detail which kinds of tools you intend to use to reach your target audience. Some of the most commonly used event marketing tools include: Print: posters, leaflets, postcards, programmes, etcDirect mail and print distribution
Media advertising: print, radio and TV
Website/internet/e-bulletins
Outdoor advertising: billboards, bus sides, poster sites, street dressing, etcFriendsͬambassadors͛ programmesͬclubs
Media releases, promotions and activity
Media sponsorship
73. Key strategies
This is an opportunity to outline the key strategic aims and the initiatives/tools employed to achieve those aims.Key Strategies Summary Key initiatives Summary
1. Effectively promote the event through
increased marketing activity in local and national press and online.Enhance existing website
Establish specific promotional plan
detailing target markets, times, methods etcEstablish media partnerships
2. 84. Budget Plan
All budgetary information should be listed within this section. Applicants should ensure that information contained within the budget is accurateSummary
Description Total Budget
Design & Print
Distribution/display,
Website & on-line
activityAdvertising
Market Research
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