logging in or signing up DelGrosso An Advertisers Guide Davide Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 166 Category: Travel/ Places.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: March 19, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: hveshdon (17 month(s) ago) Thank you so much Disney, it seems that you always know how to do your marketing to moms so well. Keep up the good work. www.efosheecopywriting.com Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript An Advertisers Guide to Marketing To Moms: An Advertisers Guide to Marketing To Moms Workshop Panel Discussion Moderated by Disney Online Today’s Topics: Today’s Topics Market Segmentation Strategies Campaign Specifics Emerging Trends Panelists: Panelists Moderator: Joe DelGrosso Vice-President, Disney Online Panelists: David Sayyed Brand Manager, Georgia Pacific Karen Avery Senior Vice President, New Business Development - Landis Strategy & Innovation Dave Chabot Brand Manager, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts Tracy Yedlin Strategy Director – Avenue A | Razorfish Market Segmentation: Market Segmentation Disney.com Market Segmentation Study*: Disney.com Market Segmentation Study* Moms internet use has increased over 300% over the last three years 92% of online Moms go online everyday 86% of moms use the Internet for general research *Disney’s “Online Mom”, Simmons Research Study, 1/07Slide6: Time Spent on Parenting Websites Defining and Reaching Moms Time Spent online Fun loving Mom Den Mom Play it Safe Mom Maven Mom Low-Key Mom Alpha Mom Power MomWhat Have You Learned?: What Have You Learned?SEGMENTATION – Understanding Moms’ Conscious & Sub-Conscious Needs: Instinctual Protect, keep safe Competition, Survival Emotional Be the Best Always Do the right thing Fulfillment, Joy, Happiness Confidence, Accomplishment Growing, Sharing Rational Responsibility to my family CONSCIOUS SUB- CONSCIOUS Underlying Need: Unconditional Love Hypothetical Example SEGMENTATION – Understanding Moms’ Conscious & Sub-Conscious NeedsLittle Ones Travel Time / Online: Little Ones Travel Time / OnlineCampaign Specifics: Campaign SpecificsSlide13: Disney Family.com Marketing EffortsWhat Have You Learned?: What Have You Learned?Walt Disney World – Affordability Campaigns: Walt Disney World – Affordability CampaignsSlide16: Evolving Brand Landscape Emerging Trends: Emerging TrendsSlide18: Emerging Trends The internet is second only to friends and family as a primary source of advice What resources do you rely on the most for support, information, and advice regarding family related issues?Slide19: Emerging Trends Over 84% of Moms know what blogs are With over 30% regularly reading other’s blogs Online community is also important as Moms have, and continue to visit community sites Learning from others is the main reason for participatingWhat Have You Learned?: What Have You Learned?COMMUNICATION – Understanding the Mom Consumer Target: My child will always be a part of me. There will always be special ways we will connect with each other. I am desperate for information that will help me understand what I need to do. I seek reassurance that I’m dong the right things. I look for people and places that will have “moms like me” so that we can share and support each other. Key Needs: Balance (Needs of self, motherhood, child) Confidence (I am doing best for child and self) Fulfillment: (Mother-Child Mutual Growth) COMMUNICATION – Understanding the Mom Consumer TargetSlide22: Social Media and User Generated Content Letting go of the brand Authentic and transparent way Know the dialog before it’s going to happen Plan to address issues Learn and integrate feedback Walt Disney World – Moms Panel: Walt Disney World – Moms PanelQuestions from the Audience: Questions from the Audience You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
DelGrosso An Advertisers Guide Davide Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 166 Category: Travel/ Places.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: March 19, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: hveshdon (17 month(s) ago) Thank you so much Disney, it seems that you always know how to do your marketing to moms so well. Keep up the good work. www.efosheecopywriting.com Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript An Advertisers Guide to Marketing To Moms: An Advertisers Guide to Marketing To Moms Workshop Panel Discussion Moderated by Disney Online Today’s Topics: Today’s Topics Market Segmentation Strategies Campaign Specifics Emerging Trends Panelists: Panelists Moderator: Joe DelGrosso Vice-President, Disney Online Panelists: David Sayyed Brand Manager, Georgia Pacific Karen Avery Senior Vice President, New Business Development - Landis Strategy & Innovation Dave Chabot Brand Manager, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts Tracy Yedlin Strategy Director – Avenue A | Razorfish Market Segmentation: Market Segmentation Disney.com Market Segmentation Study*: Disney.com Market Segmentation Study* Moms internet use has increased over 300% over the last three years 92% of online Moms go online everyday 86% of moms use the Internet for general research *Disney’s “Online Mom”, Simmons Research Study, 1/07Slide6: Time Spent on Parenting Websites Defining and Reaching Moms Time Spent online Fun loving Mom Den Mom Play it Safe Mom Maven Mom Low-Key Mom Alpha Mom Power MomWhat Have You Learned?: What Have You Learned?SEGMENTATION – Understanding Moms’ Conscious & Sub-Conscious Needs: Instinctual Protect, keep safe Competition, Survival Emotional Be the Best Always Do the right thing Fulfillment, Joy, Happiness Confidence, Accomplishment Growing, Sharing Rational Responsibility to my family CONSCIOUS SUB- CONSCIOUS Underlying Need: Unconditional Love Hypothetical Example SEGMENTATION – Understanding Moms’ Conscious & Sub-Conscious NeedsLittle Ones Travel Time / Online: Little Ones Travel Time / OnlineCampaign Specifics: Campaign SpecificsSlide13: Disney Family.com Marketing EffortsWhat Have You Learned?: What Have You Learned?Walt Disney World – Affordability Campaigns: Walt Disney World – Affordability CampaignsSlide16: Evolving Brand Landscape Emerging Trends: Emerging TrendsSlide18: Emerging Trends The internet is second only to friends and family as a primary source of advice What resources do you rely on the most for support, information, and advice regarding family related issues?Slide19: Emerging Trends Over 84% of Moms know what blogs are With over 30% regularly reading other’s blogs Online community is also important as Moms have, and continue to visit community sites Learning from others is the main reason for participatingWhat Have You Learned?: What Have You Learned?COMMUNICATION – Understanding the Mom Consumer Target: My child will always be a part of me. There will always be special ways we will connect with each other. I am desperate for information that will help me understand what I need to do. I seek reassurance that I’m dong the right things. I look for people and places that will have “moms like me” so that we can share and support each other. Key Needs: Balance (Needs of self, motherhood, child) Confidence (I am doing best for child and self) Fulfillment: (Mother-Child Mutual Growth) COMMUNICATION – Understanding the Mom Consumer TargetSlide22: Social Media and User Generated Content Letting go of the brand Authentic and transparent way Know the dialog before it’s going to happen Plan to address issues Learn and integrate feedback Walt Disney World – Moms Panel: Walt Disney World – Moms PanelQuestions from the Audience: Questions from the Audience