Monday, 14 January 2013
YouTube advertisements
Neither London Fashion Week or Crufts are advertised much in the way of television so far away from the date of the event. I decided to approach YouTube as a way of finding film media advertising each event. YouTube reaches out to a mass audience, therefore would be a useful element to upload a video to in order to raise awareness and increase knowledge on the event. I searched London Fashion Week, all that was available were videos of previous runway shows from 2012, 2011, and so on. Nothing in the way of advertising their 2013 event was visible. Crufts, however, did offer a form of advertisement, which I will link to this post. Although very basic, and a critic may describe it as amateur, it at least offers its audience visuals and details of the 2013 dog show Crufts. It repeats it's details at the beginning and end, with a montage of images throughout. Video clips may have been more exciting for the viewer, video footage from previous crufts shows would have been an option, however it still stands that they at least have some marketing strategies that are easily accessible if looking on YouTube.
Thursday, 6 December 2012
Introduction to London Fashion Week 2013
London Fashion Week is the second event I have chosen to focus on, regarding their marketing approaches and strategies. The event takes place on Friday 15th to Tuesday 19th in February 2013.
Upon first glance at their website, you instantly notice the Register at LFW red button. It is easy to locate as a user, and gives further description by saying "fast track registration for AW13 is now open, Buyers, press and bloggers click here to register online." It explains exactly who the button is useful too. Above this, there is also a LOGIN or SUBSCRIBE option; again, this is on the very top of the websites homepage therefore easily visible to the website user.
Upon first glance at their website, you instantly notice the Register at LFW red button. It is easy to locate as a user, and gives further description by saying "fast track registration for AW13 is now open, Buyers, press and bloggers click here to register online." It explains exactly who the button is useful too. Above this, there is also a LOGIN or SUBSCRIBE option; again, this is on the very top of the websites homepage therefore easily visible to the website user.
Crufts Intro - Direct Mail Sign Up
This page is what you are linked to once you have clicked on the E-Newsletter tab. The questions asked suggest an approach on profiling, as asking for information such as "Gender" and "Age" will assist in reporting to the Kennel Club the percentage of different demographics signing up.
I signed up to the E-Newsletter for Crufts! Located on the websites homepage, I had to scroll down to the bottom of the page in order to find the tab. It is a link to the Kennel Clubs Site where you register as a user, and tick a box to say you are interested in 'Crufts'.
I have chosen Crufts dog show as one of the events to explore regarding marketing strategies, taking place on the 7th-10th March 2013 in Birmingham. The event is an annual dog show, where breeds from the Kennel Club are showcased through competition.
Thursday, 15 November 2012
EV402 Coursework
EV402 – EVENT AND FESTIVAL MANAGEMENT BA HONS: Coursework 2
A blog to describe and critique each event regarding their
marketing communications activities including: the website, any advertising and
sponsorship, PR editorial activities, and direct mailings.
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