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Earthsprite by Eywa
Media Plan
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Table of Content
Table of Content
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1. Executive Summary
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2. Introduction
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3. Advertising Objective
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4. Situation Analysis
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4.1 Marketing Analysis
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4.1.1 Target Audience
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4.1.1 Target Factors
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4.2 Competitor Analysis
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4.3 Advertising Analysis
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5. Media Strategy
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5.1 Media Mix
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5.2 Media Channel
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5.3 Media Schedule
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5.4 Reach and Frequency
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5.5 Media Plan
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5.6 Alternative Media
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1. Executive Summary
Eywa is a skincare company that is owned by an Australian. The company is well-renowned
for its 100% natural skincare products assembled from more than 70 natural plants and
flowers. The company will initiate Earth sprite skin which promotes the advantages of
tamanu oil from tamanu tree.
The motivation behind this report is to pick the proper media vehicles and make a media
timetable in view of Earth sprite's financial plan for its publicizing campaign.
The budget is 5 million dollars to gain the brand awareness within 6 months.
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2. Introduction
Company
Eywa is a skincare company that is owned by an Australian. The company is well-renowned
for its 100% natural skincare products assembled from more than 70 natural plants and
flowers. The company will initiate Earth sprite skin which promotes the advantages of
tamanu oil from tamanu tree.
Project Name
Earthsprite is a new product line of Eywa which the company will seek to communicate the
message that we offer the highest quality natural skin care through many kinds of media
vehicles.
3. Advertising Objective
Over the past 10 years, we have seen an increase in the advertising and promotion
expenditures from 10% to 20% of the annual turnover. We hope to continue this growth by:
exceeding company growth targets in the next 12 months
achieving 1 million hits to the Earthsprite s ‘Get in touch with your dark side’
microsite by the end of the campaign
to receive at least 500,000 responses to our campaign emails by the end of the
campaign.
The campaign is projected to generate more than 50 million gross impressions from January
1 to December 31, 2014. Gross impressions can be calculated by multiplying the net reach of
the campaign by the average frequency:
Gross impression = net reach x average frequency
The Campaign will have more than 3 million visits, while we envision 100,000 email sign-ups.
The $5 million campaign includes all media, internet and ad serving costs driving a targeted
cost-per-lead of less than $50. Earthsprite s’ promotional plan is diverse and includes a wide
range of marketing communications. 4. Situation Analysis
4.1 Marketing Analysis
4.1.1 Target Audience
Demographics:
60% female
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aged 25-54
live the the city and rural zone
families, couples and singles
wives who work from home
average household income of $150,000.
Lifestyle:
worried about their health
search for high-quality products
prepared to pay for best quality
success and career driven
live active life
Geographics:
they live and work in inner city or suburban areas of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane,
Adelaide and Perth
50% of this target audience are married couples
detailed customer profile
demographic information
The essential target crowd will comprise of grown-up age 24-54 and 50% of the already
married couples with yearly livelihoods of about $150,000. They can be from different parts
of the world and almost half of them are already married happily.
psychographic information
They are distinctive in race, religion, dialect, and faith. They like dynamic life and favor the
joy of wellbeing and prosperity.
4.1.1 Target Factors
a. level of involvement
‘Some Involvement’ - Some of inclusion buys are of slight significance to clients. Since the
healthy skin item incorporates numerous options to choose from, clients just require a bit
more research for item’s information.
b. product usage and Life Cycle
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Product usage
: In order to protect the beauty of the face and the body, most skin care
products are 100% natural. They should be applied two times in a day one in the morning
and one time before going to sleep. Product Life Cycle:
c. advertising message characteristics
The slogan ‘Reconnect with nature’, expresses a very unique message that has a natural and
innovative feeling. The message will present the item as a genuine, natural, beautiful, and
vigorous with non-chemical. Also, the message will exhibit that this is 100% Australian and
has great qualities than different contenders.
Keywords: Natural, tamanu oil, innovative, affordable
d. product characteristic
The item has 100% natural components that include the tamanu oil which is highly beneficial
for all types of skins. It assists in developing new skin tissues and easing the growth of
beautiful skin.
e. competitive situation
Australia assembles numerous regular brand item however the vast majority of them not
100% natural. For instance, some indviduals do not like the skin care items from placenta or
emu oil. There are some natural products that are available but no one can use the tamanu
oil because right of that item only belongs to the company.
f. media environment
Both traditional media and digital media will be used for the advertisement of the product
with the following plan:-
1) Traditional media : TV, Woman’s magazine, Healthy magazine, Point-of-sale, chemist chain
2) Digital media : social media such as Facebook and Twitter, YouTube
Sourcing
Design
Production
Distribution
Use
End of Product Life
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Creative and media implications
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words, pictures, sound, music, action, colour etc.
Use keywords in message with bullet points with big fonts type
Design in green theme same as tamanu oil
Use the action when some woman is applying the product to her face with
beauty, healthy and relaxing expression
Use the sound and music when listening and make audience feel relaxed
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will the ads be in electronic or physical form?
The commercials will be both electronic and physical relying upon the kind of
promotions. For example, the promotions from computerized media will feature video
clip, flash banner, and digital artwork. The physical promotions may include brochure,
printed copies, and coupons etc.
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will the ads need to consider local, national or international boundaries?
According to the high technology of correspondence, the advertisements will have diverse
viewpoints however at first concentrate on local clients by daily paper, leaflet, and magazine.
On the other hand, without any difficulty of innovation, the organization can utilize social
networking to elevate their image to turn into a global brand too.
merchandising requirements
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will product or service ads be relevant to specific communities?
Yes because the company is 100% Australian owned.
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will the product or service an association with a specific media vehicle and why?
They can also advertise by printing its ad and pictures on the vehicles of supermarket. Brand
awareness can also be enhanced by placing ads on shopping carts.
legal and voluntary constraints
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anti-discrimination legislation
The intended interest group will be from different establishments so that implies that the
organization follow the anti-discrimination for a diverse environment.
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consumer protection laws
Clients can return item agreeing by law on the off chance that they feel displeased with the
item. In the event that they discovered the poor state of item, they have right to replace it as
well.
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copyright legislation
The corporation will pay for any materials utilized as a part of advertising medium to stay
away from the contention of copyright.
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ethical priniciples
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The company will deeply concentrate towards ethical business with honesty and will not
gain any unfair advantage on other contenders.
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fair trade laws
The company values trust, moral support and collaboration. We likewise admire the
persistent change to remain a sound business. We give clients the information of the
product for their own benefit.
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privacy laws
Personal information is only kept for membership cards. This information will not be used for
any other purposes.
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the Competition and consumer act 2010
It is our obligation to endorse customer’s rights and defend consumer benefit to embed
vigorous consumer culture.
available budget
A budget of $5 million will be prepared by the company which will be used as advertising
production, advertising fee and other expenses4.1.2 Marketing Mix
4.2 Competitor Analysis
From the survey, it shows the statistic as following:-
Brand
No. of
people
How did you hear about this brand’s skin care
products? Please tick one or more of the
following boxes and complete the associated
question
Jurlique
5
Word of mouth
Cetaphil
3
TV
The body shop
7
Newspaper or magazine
8
L’Occitane
3
Radio
Aesop
5
Online website
Clinique
4
Social network
Sunkin3
7
Email
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Brand
Cetaphil
L’Occitane
Clinique
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
6
4
8
10
0
10
2
0
Sales Figure
40.00%
10.00%
5.00%
5.00%
30.00%
10.00%
Media Type
Word of mouth
TV
Newspaper or magazine
Radio
Online website Social network
Email
Sms
The pie chart demonstrates that the Word of Mouth attains the maximum reach by 40 per
cent.
In light of the survey, Word of Mouth has all the earmarks of being the best on the grounds
that individuals have confidence in their family and companion's suggestions. In addition,
they can see the real survey and see the consequence of use which can influence their
purchasing conduct.
According to the chart, the Newspaper, TV, and Online media have the same fraction. As a
result, we can determine the expense of each media outlet and then decide which media
outlet will be best suited to pair up with word of mouth. The expense for TV and Newspaper
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are high contrasted with online promotions. So the blend of word of mouth and online
sources will be picked as the best vehicles. There are numerous components that can impact the success of each media vehicle. For
example, there will be fixed and restricted amount of time will be given on TV or Radio to air
the advertisement. The schedule time is likewise effected to the monetary allowance
because of the distinctive rates for prime time and ordinary time. And also the
advertisements in daily paper or magazine will need to be outlined with a restricted space
and necessity.
It is noticed that there are various components that can influence the arrangement for a
conventional media, for example, TV, Radio, Newspaper, and Magazine. Hence, the company
decides to choose the social networking and online promotions which are more powerful
with less elements and sensible expense.
The media vehicles will be planned in such a way that it follows all legal and moral conducts
to avoid any conflicts later on. The design of the ads will be based on company code of
ethics and all the ads would be precise and ingenuous with sufficient information. The ads
will not contest with the competitors. Offers of Credit will be limited and to avoid the
misunderstanding terms and conditions will also be put within ad.
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4.3 Advertising Analysis
Earthsprite ’s marketing mix has the following approach to pricing, distribution, advertising
and promotion, and customer service.
Pricing: the product cost is 40% of the total retail price.
Distribution: Earthsprite s chocolate products are distributed through a chain of retail
stores which customers can access easily.
Advertising and promotion: Targeted advertising on TV, radio, the internet and in the
press will form the foundation of Earthsprite s’ advertising and promotion effort.
Customer service: Earthsprite s’ philosophy is that every customer’s experience in a
Earthsprite s store must be as special and rewarding as our chocolate.
5. Media Strategy
5.1 Media Mix
1.
Print (magazines/newspapers) : 15%
1.
TV : 40%
2.
Radio : 15%
3.
Digital/internet : 15%
4.
Marketing collateral: 10%
5.
In-store promotions: 5%
5.2 Media Channel
Media Type
Pros
Cons
Reasons
Cost
television
-Mass coverage
-Combanation of
sight,sound,actio
n -Hight frequency
in
specific
audience
-Hight reach in
general segments
-Short
line
massages 15-30
sec ads
-low selectivity
-Clutter
-Often
perceived
as
nuitsance and
ignored
-goods
for
awareness
building with a
general
audience
$180,000
30 sec.
Radio -Local coverage
-immediate
delivery
-Audio only
-clutter
-low attention
-low cost
-focus
to
specific area
$3,000/30 spots
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-goods localised
market
-low production
cost.
grabbing
capabilities
-short exposure
time
Health
Magazine
-Specific audience
-hight
reach
specific segment
-low budge
short life span
- enhance the
brand image
$8,000/half page
$10,000/full page
Digital Media
-User
attention
and involve
Ment -interactive
Involvement
-Flexible message
platform Increasing
measurement
capability
-target Technolagycally
Perceived
as
nuisance
advertising pop-
ups
-potentially
non-segmented
reach -clutter
-low budget
-test out new
markets.
Depending on the
company budget
5.3 Media Schedule
MEDIA SOURCE
Mar
April
May
June
July
Aug
Sep
Total TV
20000
0
20000
0
20000
0
20000
0
20000
0
20000
0
20000
0
14000
00
Radio
10000
10000
10000
30000
Health
&
Beauty
Magazine
5000
5000
5000
5000
5000
5000
30000
Online Media
18000
18000
18000
18000
18000
18000
18000
12600
0
ULTERNATIVE
Brochure
2000
2000
4000
8000
Automobile
15000
15000
30000
60000
Total
23300
0
25000
0
25000
0
22300
0
22300
0
22300
0
25200
0
16540
00
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14
5.4 Reach and Frequency
Media Type
Reach
Frequency
Television
400,000
Weekly
Radio 100,000
Daily
Health Magazines 300,000
Fortnight
Digital Media
500,000
Daily
5.5 Media Plan
Media Type
Duration
Month 1
Television
10 mins
Health Magazines fornight
Digital Media
Daily
Month 2
Radio 30 spots
Health Magazines 3 months
Digital Media
Daily
Month 3
Health Magazines fortnight
Digital Media
Daily
Month 4
Television
10 mins
Health Magazines fortnight
Digital Media
Daily
Month 5
Television
10 mins
Health Magazines fortnight
Digital Media
Daily
Month 6
Television
10 mins
Health Magazines fortnight
Radio 30 spots
Digital Media
Daily
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5.6 Alternative Media Alternative media can used when the plan is missing because of urgent or uncontrollable
event.
There are many alternative media vehicle we can use with the same budget such as:-
1) Sponsorship – Many people who join the event can see the logo and perceive the brand.
The advantage of sponsorship is to convey the right message to the right target. The cost can
be varied from $5,000 depending on the size of event.
2) Auto mobile ads – You can see the advertising in the street which will be benefit to get the
target group in the city because the advertising is high cost so the automobile ads can attract
their attention. The cost will be around 15,000 per day
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