47
Benvenuti Event Planning and Promotion July 18, 2011

Cattolica first class - july 18, 2011

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

Page 1: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Benvenuti

Event Planning and PromotionJuly 18, 2011

Page 2: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Tell Us More About Your “Partner”

1. Have you studied event planning and/or public relations? Explain.

2. Have you worked/interned in event planning or public relations?

3. What’s your (current) career goal?

Page 3: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

“Without promotion something terrible happens...

Nothing!”

Page 4: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Some things never change.

Page 5: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

The Academy AwardsMay 16, 1929

Page 6: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

…and Now

Page 7: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Public relations plays a major role in event promotion.

Page 8: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

So… What is Public Relations?

Page 9: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Public Relations Is…

“The management of communication between an organization and its publics.”

9

Page 10: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

We’re advocates for organizations

Organization

Page 11: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Building Reputation and Relationships with

Key Publics

Organization Public

Page 12: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Using Two-Way Communication

Goal: Two-Way Symmetric Communication

Organization Public

Page 13: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Customers

Investors

Employees

Organization

MediaGovernment

Community

Boundary Spanning Role

Page 14: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Customers

Investors

Employees

Organization

MediaGovernment

Community

Page 15: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Customers

Investors

Employees

Organization

MediaGovernment

Community

Page 16: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

We Rely On The Reach and Credibility of Mass Media

Organization Mass

MediaPublic

Page 17: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

We Often Use Third Parties to Influence Publics

Opinion Leaders

Organization Public Media

Page 18: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Publicity

Another Term For Media Relations

• “Earned” media coverage = publicity

• “Paid” media coverage = advertising

• Ideally, they work together (IMC)

Page 20: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

+/- 400,000,000 Books

Page 21: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Want To Be A Best-Selling Author?

But Be Careful….

Every book in Oprah’s Book Club has become a best seller.

21

Page 22: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

High Credibility…Low Control

Her company, Harpo Productions, tightly controls advance and post-publicity about the praise that gets parceled out. "No one tells Oprah what to say," said one PR professional. And, indeed, that may be much of the commercial appeal of Oprah Winfrey, America's foremost arbiter of middlebrow taste.

– Advertising Age Magazine

Page 23: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Control vs. Credibility

“Paid Media” “Earned Media”

23

Page 24: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Third Party Endorsement

Page 25: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Mass Media Decision Makers Are Gatekeepers

Organization Mass

MediaPublic

Page 26: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Key To Effective Media Relations:Know How The Gates Work

• Understand mass media (including “new”)

• Know what’s “newsworthy”

• Develop exceptional “storytelling” skills– Writing– Speaking– Visual

• Know how to build/maintain relationships

Page 27: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

And Especially For This ClassKnow How To Create News.

Page 28: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Meanwhile, Social Media Are Turning Our World Upside-Down

Page 29: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Where Are Social Media Taking Us?

Page 30: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

This is my business card. It has all the information about me

you need.

Page 31: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

“Your brand isn’t what you say it is.

It’s what Google says it is.”Chris Andersen, The Long Tail

Page 32: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

“Disintermediation”

Producers

The Web Is Undermining Intermediaries

“Middle Men”

Consumers

Page 33: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

The Long Tail(Chris Anderson)

• “Marketers must shift their thinking from marketing to the masses at the short head…

• …to targeting vast numbers of underserved audiences via the Web.”

Page 34: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Push vs. Pull

Page 35: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Our Ground Is Shifting

From Broadcast To Narrowcast

Page 36: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

From Top-Down To Bottom-Up

Page 37: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

From Command and Control

To Our Control

Page 38: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

From Messages To Conversation

Page 39: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

From Relying On Authority

To Relying On People Like Me

Page 40: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

For Our Course “Social Media” = “Web 2.0”

Page 41: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Web 2.0 is Social

• Consumers have more control

• Peer-to-peer sharing

• Inbound vs. outbound (“push vs. pull”)

• “Consumers” are also “producers”

Page 42: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Happy 5th BirthdayTwitter

• Twitter users now send more than 140 million Tweets a day. which adds up to a

• Nearly 500,000 new accounts created every day.

Page 43: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Your Assignment For Wednesday(two pages, single-spaced)

1. Find 3 interesting blogs that focus on event planning/promotion or public relations or social media. Write a one-paragraph summary of each blog.

2. Create a personal Twitter account. Read about how to use Twitter. Start following interesting people. Write a one-page summary of what you’ve learned.

3. Post something interesting to #CattolicaBU

Page 44: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

How To Drink From A Hydrant

Three Little Letters Might Help Us

(Really Simple Syndication)

Page 45: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

• “RSS is the grease that lubricates the groundswell.”

• Yet, as of 2007, only 8% of online Americans (knowingly) used RSS feeds at least monthly. - Groundswell, Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff

• RSS In Plain English

Page 46: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

Event planning with the click of a mouse.

Turn Paris in July into a Russian winter.

Page 47: Cattolica   first class - july 18, 2011

The Social Web Is For…

Sharinghttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr3x_RRJdd4