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- 1. + CASE STUDY: HP MAKES SWEET MUSIC WITH LAUNCH OF ePRINT TECHNOLOGY
- 2. HP ePRINT VIDEO PLACEHOLDER 2
- 3. HP’S CHALLENGE:DRIVE AWARENESS AND TRIAL OF HP ePRINT 3
- 4. ENGAGING THE DIGITAL TRIBALIST GENERATE AWARENESS & EXCITEMENT AROUND HP ePRINT TECHNOLGY INTEGRATE POINTS OF PRINT THROUGHOUT THE PROGRAM DRIVE SOCIAL AMPLIFICATION 4 4
- 5. LIVE MUSIC IS A PASSION POINT FOR THE DIGITAL TRIBALIST 5 5 WHY LIVE NATION?
- 6. 6 6 LIVE NATION PLATFORM: VIDEO PLACEHOLDER http://studios.livenation.com/review/AlliancesReel/NorthAmerican-AlliancesReel-v4-Short_review_SD
- 7. CONCERT-GOERS ARE SOCIALLY CONNECTED AT THE SHOW 32% FACEBOOK / TWITTER 66% TAKE PHOTOS 47% TEXT OR EMAIL 7
- 8. 8 THE LIVE MUSIC EXPERIENCE IS ONE THAT IS SHARED 31% WRITE REVIEWS 56% UPLOAD PHOTOS 65% SHARE ON SOCIAL MEDIA SITES 8
- 9. MUSIC + TECHNOLOGY = AWARENESS DRIVE TRIAL OF ePRINT THROUGH: MULTI-TOUCHPOINT ENGAGEMENT ASSOCIATION WITH THE RIGHT ARTIST EXPAND REACH BEYOND CONCERT GOERS MULTIPLE TOUCHPOINTS 9
- 10. 10 ARTIST SELECTION BRAND FIT FAN DEMOS LIVE AUDIENCE DRAW DIGITAL AUDIENCE SPONSOR FRIENDLY
- 11. 11 11 OUR SELECTION
- 13. 400K TWITTER
- 14. 100M YOUTUBE VIEWS12 PASSIONATE FANBASE
- 15. WIDESPREAD APPEAL MTV AWARDS MILLIONS IN SALES SOLD OUT SHOWS 13
- 16. ENGAGE FANS BEFORE, DURING & AFTER THE SHOW 14 14 ACTIVATION STRATEGY
- 17. BEFORE THE SHOW 15
- 18. 16 PROMOTIONS
- 19. 17 FAN PHOTOS
- 20. 18 FAN PHOTOS
- 21. 19 FAN PHOTOS
- 22. 20 FAN PHOTO SELECTION
- 23. Image Alternative 21 FAN PHOTO SELECTION
- 24. 22 WINNING PHOTO
- 25. 23 ULTIMATE FAN EXPERIENCE
- 26. Image Alternative 24 SOCIAL MEDIA OUTREACH
- 27. DURING THE SHOW 25
- 28. 26 ePRINT PHOTO BOOTH
- 30. 28 ARTIST MEET & GREETS
- 31. AFTER THE SHOW 29
- 32. 30 HP PHOTO OF THE DAY
- 33. 31 CONTENT
- 34. 32 RESULTS 31,000+ CONCERT ATTENDEES 22MM+ ADVERTISING IMPRESSIONS 34MM+ SOCIAL MEDIA IMPRESSIONS 2000 CONTEST ENTRIES OVER 3,000 ePRINT PHOTO BOOTH VISITORS
- 35. 33 33 VIDEO RECAP VIDEO PLACEHOLDER
- 36. EXECUTE LOCALLY, AMPLIFY GLOBALLY BEST WHEN ALL PARTIES WIN BANDS ARE BRANDS TOO ALWAYS KEEP THE FANS IN MIND FIRST - 1 BE FLEXIBLE 34 KEY LEARNINGS
- 37. + 35 35
Notas do Editor
- TARIQ: HP introduced HP ePrint in June 2010, and was the first to market with technology of this type. For the first time people could print from their smartphone, tablet, or other mobile device to any HP ePrint-enabled printer, simply by sending an email.
- TARIQ: To bring ePrint to life, I would like to share the tv spot we developed to promote ePrint last holiday.
- TARIQ: ePrint opened up a new world of possibilities, but also posed a significant marketing challenge: how do we help people to understand how ePrint can impact their daily lives, and change their behavior to print from ANY device connected to web, whether they are at home or on the go?TARIQ: To address this challenge, HP launched a multimillion-dollar integrated marketing campaign to support HP ePrint and our portfolio of web-connected printers. The marketing campaign consists of television, online, mobile, in-store, PR, social and experiential elements.
- TARIQ: One of our key target demographics is what we call the “digital tribalist”. The digital tribalist is young, socially connected, always has the latest gadget, and influences his/her friends’ and family’s buying decisions. TARIQ: We determined that a highly targeted experiential campaign would enable us to effectively reach this target. TARIQ: Our top objectives for the campaign were that it generate awareness about ePrint, incentivize consumers to trial the technology, and amplify the experiential component through social conversation.
- TARIQ: After exploring several potential partners and campaign ideas, we decided to move forward with a partnership with Live Nation. The partnership enabled us to engage the digital tribalist at the intersection of two of their passion points – music and technology.
- Slides 5-7: Russell (why music is a good avenue for reaching the digital tribalist)http://studios.livenation.com/review/AlliancesReel/NorthAmerican-AlliancesReel-v4-Short_review_SD
- Slides 5-7: Russell (why music is a good avenue for reaching the digital tribalist)
- Slides 5-7: Russell (why music is a good avenue for reaching the digital tribalist)
- TARIQ: Live Nation, HP and our agency partners at OMG developed a solution focused on engaging digital tribalists though a custom concert tour platform featuring:association with a highly relevant artist extremely active in the social media space with an existing and fast-growing community of vocal and savvy digital tribalistsdeep engagement with the artist’s passionate fans and a way for the artist to get closer to their fanbase, giving the campaign a bi-directional benefit and building excitement for all parties to use the technology: created a greater emotional bond to the brand increased awareness and recall of what the ePrint technology can achieve by way of the emotive call to action for the artist and fans to engage with each otherimmersion with HP’s new ePrint technology that let fans interact with the artist in an unexpected yet relevant wayongoing exclusive artist and fan digital content and two-way communication through social media channels – before the show, during the show and after the show. Multiple touchpoints – online, at home, and at the show
- [LN] 30STM WAS OUR PICK EARLY ON IN THE PROCESS, PRIMARILY BECAUSE THEY ARE A REALLY COOL BAND WITH A HUGE, LOYAL DIGITAL FAN BASE. THEIR FANS LITERALLY DEFINE HP’S TARGET OF “DIGITAL TRIBALISTS”. MORE THAN 6 MILLION FANS ON FACEBOOK, OVER 100 MILLION VIDEO VIEWS ON YOU TUBE.
- Slide 9-13: RUSSELL (artist selection and activation strategy)
- [LN] 30STM WAS OUR PICK EARLY ON IN THE PROCESS, PRIMARILY BECAUSE THEY ARE A REALLY COOL BAND WITH A HUGE, LOYAL DIGITAL FAN BASE. THEIR FANS LITERALLY DEFINE HP’S TARGET OF “DIGITAL TRIBALISTS”. MORE THAN 6 MILLION FANS ON FACEBOOK, OVER 100 MILLION VIDEO VIEWS ON YOU TUBE.CORE FAN BASE KNOWN AS “THE ECHELON” WHO EAT, BREATHE AND SLEEP 30STM AND BECAME THE POTENTIAL EVANGELISTS FOR HP’S EPRINT TECHNOLOGY
- Slide 15: RUSSELL: HP connected with fans through two engaging promotions. The first allowed fans to ePrint their photos showing why they are the biggest 30STM fan directly to the band. The band selected the winning fan and they were flown to Atlanta for a VIP concert experience. RUSSELL: The second promotion allowed fans who purchased tickets to each of the shows to ePrint the box office for a chance to either meet the band or win Live Nation Concert Cash.
- LN:PASSIONATE FANS SUBMITTED ALL KINDS OF PHOTOS. THIS FAN TRIED TO REPLICATE JARED LETO’S MOHAWK FROM A FEW YEARS AGO,…
- LN: OTHERS PRESENTED 30STM LOGO IN A UNIQUE MANNER, IN UNIQUE LOCATIONS,…
- LN:THIS FAN, DECORATED HER ENTIRE CAR WITH 30STM DECALS,…
- TARIQ:IN JUST A FEW WEEKS NEARLY 1,000 PHOTOS SUBMITTED WERE e-PRINTED TO THE BAND
- TARIQ:IN JUST A FEW WEEKS NEARLY 1,000 PHOTOS SUBMITTED WERE e-PRINTED TO THE BAND
- RUSSELL: AND OF THE NEARLY 1,000 PHOTOS SUBMITTED, THIS FAN PHOTO TURNED OUT TO BE THE WINNING E-PRINT PHOTO AS SELECTED BY THE BAND
- RUSSELL: IVY & GUEST TRAVELED TO ATLANTA AND WERE TREATED TO AN AMAZING “ULTIMATE FAN” EXPERIENCE INCLUDING MEETING THE BAND, VIP SEATS, AND BACKSTAGE ACCESS
- TARIQ: 30 Seconds to Mars, Live Nation and HP promoted the contest directly to millions of fans and followers through Facebook, Twitter, the 30 Seconds to Mars website, artist fan sites, supporting outreach to traditional media in tour cities, and other social media channels. Amplifying the campaign beyond concert attendees enabled HP to reach millions of additional highly targeted consumers eager to be a part of the experience.
- TARIQ: At the concerts, fans had an additional opportunity to trial HP’s ePrint technology. An interactive photo booth allowed fans to take pictures and ePrint them to HP ePrint-enabled printers on site giving concertgoers a memorable takeaway. HP was further integrated at concert venues through videos shown during intermission, branding in signage and video, commemorative tour posters, and more.
- TARIQ: More than 3,000 fans participated and walked away with a custom-printed 30 Seconds to Mars keepsake, courtesy of HP.
- RUSSELL: A few lucky winners got the chance to meet the band at every concert, courtesy of HP.
- RUSSELL: Throughout the tour, the artist continued to integrate HP into their communications channels, including posting a weekly “HP Photo of the Day”, bringing the tour to life for fans who could not attend.
- RUSSELL: After the shows, HP was able to continue to engage digital tribalists by sharing some great behind the scenes photos and videos from the tour.
- TARIQ: The results speak for themselves, and the campaign was an overwhelming success for both HP and Live Nation. From HP’s perspective, it enabled us to significantly raise awareness of our ePrint technology and engage digital tribalists through an organic, fun experience.RUSSELL: The band played to sold out audiences almost every night. More than 31,000 people were exposed to ePrint at the concerts, and millions more learned about it through social channels, the band’s website, and other communications.
- http://studios.livenation.com/review/30SecondsToMars/30STM-FanPickHP-JaredCut-v2_review_SD
- RUSSELL: Through this successful partnership, we learned a great deal about one another’s businesses and how to work together to create a mutually beneficial campaign. TARIQ: The partnership with Live Nation exemplifies the power of creating a tangible experience for a highly targeted group of consumers, then amplifying it via social media to an exponentially larger audience. We also strived to ensure the program was beneficial to not only HP, but also Live Nation and 30 Seconds to Mars – and ended up with a more powerful campaign as a result.RUSSELL: Some key things we learned about promoting brands through the music space are…