Assignment 3 BTEC Level 3 Music – Unit 17.

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Assignment 3 BTEC Level 3 Music – Unit 17

3: ‘Be able to contribute to a marketing campaign for a music product or event’ Design of publicity materials: e.g. poster, flyer, press release, radio advert, CD artwork, MP3 clip, download Marketing campaign: e.g. distribution of publicity materials, monitoring of campaign EVIDENCE: ITEM OF PUBLICITY Distinction: Design an imaginative item of publicity for a music product or event Merit: Design an item of publicity for a music product or event that creates a positive impact Pass: Design an item of publicity for a music product or event that is fit for purpose The learner achieving D3 should be able to create an inventive item of publicity that has the capacity to capture the attention of the target audience. EVIDENCE: TUTOR AND PEER OBSERVATIONS Distinction: Make an efficient contribution to the running of a marketing campaign Merit: Make a competent contribution to the running of a marketing campaign Pass: Contribute to the running of a marketing campaign The learner working at D4 level will demonstrate a professional attitude anticipating potential problems and taking responsibility for an area of the campaign.

4: Understand the success of a marketing campaign Review: gathering feedback from audience, identifying successes and areas for improvement, demographic, return on investment (ROI), buzz, comments on social networks, word of mouth EVIDENCE: REVIEW (WRITTEN OR ORAL) Distinction: Review the success of a marketing campaign analysing successes and areas for improvement Merit: Review the success of a marketing campaign describing successes and areas for improvement Pass: Review the success of a marketing campaign identifying successes and areas for improvement The learner achieving D5 will provide an evaluation of the reasons behind the successes of the campaign and will suggest well thought out explanations for future improvements.