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Event Marketing, Sponsorships, & Customer Service

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Event Marketing, Sponsorships, & Customer Service

Events Sponsorships Customer ServiceEvents Sponsorships

Ways to Increase Consumer

Involvement

A Perspective

A Way To Reach Hard-to-reach Target Audiences

Engages Consumers With a Hands-on Experience

A Way To Reach Hard-to-reach Target Audiences

Engages Consumers With a Hands-on Experience

Provides a Platform for Brand Publicity

Increases Brand AwarenessIncreases Brand Awareness

Event Marketing

Event marketing: A promotional occasion designed to attract and involve a brand’s target audience

EventMarketing

Usage

Created Participation SponsorshipCreated Participation

Event Marketing

3 Types

Baskin-Robbins Created an Event Around the World’s Largest Ice Cream Cake

The COMDEX Trade Show Attracts 200,000 People

Sponsored Events

Sponsorship:The financial support of an organization, person, or activity in exchange for brand publicity and association

3.7 Billion People Watched at Least One Event in 2003

Sports Sponsorships

Sports Single Largest Sporting Event: Olympics

2/3rds of All Event Sponsorships

Single Largest Sporting Event: Olympics

2/3rds of All Event Sponsorships

Cause And Mission Marketing

Cause and mission marketing: When a brand promises to donate money or other types of support to an organization or social activity when a customer buys or uses the brand

Vs.

Strengths

• Enhances brand image through positive association

• Involve and build relationships with stakeholders

• The effectiveness of some events can be measured

Strengths

• Enhances brand image through positive association

• Involve and build relationships with stakeholders

• The effectiveness of some events can be measured

What Are The Strengths And Limitations Of Events And Sponsorships?

Limitations

• Many events involve only a small portion of the brand’s total target audience

• Lack of control over some aspects of an event

Think About It

• How much control should a brand have over the content of an event they sponsor?

Customer Service

Customer service: The process of managing customers’ interactive experiences with a brand

• Includes: everything a company does to take care of customer needs when they buy and use a brand

Dedicated Customer Service Department

Helpful Employee Performance

Convenient Facilities, Operations, and Arrangements

Good Technical SupportGood Technical Support

Dedicated Customer Service Department

Helpful Employee Performance

Customer-Focused Organizations

Customer-FocusedUmbrella

Customers Are Conditioned to

Expect It

It Helps Retain Current

Customers

It Creates Competitive Advantage

Customers Demand It

Complex, High Tech Products

Require It

It Helps Retain Current

Customers

Customers Are Conditioned to

Expect It

Customers Demand It

It Creates Competitive Advantage

5 Reasons To Focus On Customer Service

ReasonsTo

Focus

Attitude

Responsiveness

Accessibility Product Knowledge

Feedback

Responsiveness

Attitude

Product KnowledgeAccessibility

5 Customer Service Strategies

Strategies

Vs.

Strengths

• Superior ability to help maintain long-term customer relationships

• One-to-one nature is more persuasive than mass media

Strengths

• Superior ability to help maintain long-term customer relationships

• One-to-one nature is more persuasive than mass media

Why Is Customer Service So Important In Building Brand Relationships?

Limitations

• Rarely integrated into an IMC program

• Seen by many firms as too expensive

Final Note:

Combining interactive event experiences with positive customer service experiences leads to a positive, highly involving, and memorable link to the brand

Powerful Link To the

Consumer

InteractiveEvents

CustomerService