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Shoulder Season Campaign
March 5, 2013
Marketing Plan Budget
Primary Research $80,000
Website (Strategy, Design, Development & Optimization) $350,000
Leisure Campaign Media $500,000
Group, Meeting & Convention Campaign $250,000
Collateral/Campaign Production $300,000
A Very Emerald Christmas Production/Contingency $345,000
Base Services/Travel Reimbursement $375,000
Total $2,200,000
Budget $2,200,000
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Shoulder Season Campaign
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Shoulder Season Campaign
Objectives
• Drive new visitation and increase bookings
• Post-Spring Break through Memorial Day
Strategies
• Build and maintain visibility across all steps in the travel planning and
booking process
• Paid search, travel content and booking/deal sites and Social
Media
• Utilize social media, public relations and paid media to communicate
value messages to drive bookings
• Direct consumers to newly developed campaign landing page
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Shoulder Season Campaign
Media Spend, $249,500
• Online Travel Agents, $127,000
• Orbitz, Expedia, Hotels.com, Priceline, Travelzoo, Cheaptickets
• Travel Content, $52,545
• TripAdvisor, RGM Alliance Network, Specific Media Network
• Search and Social Media, $18,000
• Google search, Facebook, Twitter
• Ad Serving Fees, $2,455
• Media Mind
• Bill Dance Outdoors, $49,500
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Measuring Success
Performance will be measured by:
• Tax revenue
• Unique visits to website/campaign landing page
• Occupancy, ADR and RevPar (Smith Travel Research)
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