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CATALYST COMMUNICATIONS JORI BELL – ACCOUNT MANAGER JESSICA GRESSA – RESEARCH DIRECTOR ALICIA ABERCROMBIE – CREATIVE DIRECTOR ROBERT SIXSMITH – MEDIA DIRECTOR CHRISTINA JOHNSTON – PR AND PROMOTIONS DIRECTOR
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SITUATION ANALYSIS TOYOTA’S HISTORY Established: August 28, 1937 1984 Begin U.S. production 1997 Prius introduced as the world’s first mass-produced hybrid car 2008 Overtake GM as the world’s largest manufacturer of passenger vehicles Worldwide Prius sales top 1 million mark TODAY In the U.S., Toyota makes up 17.8% of the market share for car and automobile manufacturing
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SITUATION ANALYSIS S.W.O.T. ANALYSIS Associations with dependability, long- lasting, reliability, environmentally-friendly Largest manufacturer of passenger vehicles Car design and family-oriented styling of the Highlander Hybrid Substitute for the mini-van or full size “gas guzzling” SUVs STRENGTHS Skepticism after recalls Many strong competitors in mid-size SUV market as well as hybrids, higher price Negative perception of foreign automobiles WEAKNESSES
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SITUATION ANALYSIS S.W.O.T. ANALYSIS Next step in hybrid technology- SUV Next natural step up from owning Toyota Prius Car for the next phase of life Partnerships with environmental and safety agencies OPPORTUNITIES “The hybrid SUV” oxymoron Less expensive mid-size SUVs with better gas mileage Further recalls, lawsuits and legal implications Could be overshadowed by the Prius THREATS
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CAMPAIGN STRATEGY CORE OBJECTIVES Create Understanding Create Interest Create Awareness
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CAMPAIGN STRATEGY PRIMARY TARGET The Coopers - The Young Family on the Move Young, white-collar professionals, children at home Age: 40-49 Net Income: >$100,000 Money managers, status but practicality in a vehicle
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CAMPAIGN STRATEGY PRIMARY TARGET The Sanfords- The Older Family in Flux Middle-aged, white- collar execs, children moving away Age: 50-59 Net Income: >$150,000 Money managers with ability to spend
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CAMPAIGN STRATEGY POSITIONING Toyota began its integrated campaign for the Highlander in October 2010 -“youthful” approach Catalyst Communications’ approach: -sophisticated, catered to the primary audiences
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CREATIVE PLAN Building on existing positive associations with the Prius as an economical, stylish and eco-friendly vehicle, our creative strategy will position the Highlander Hybrid as the natural “Next Step” for our target markets. 2011 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER HYBRID
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CREATIVE PLAN TV SPOT
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CREATIVE PLAN OTHER ADVERTISING
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CREATIVE PLAN INTERACTIVE MEDIA
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CREATIVE PLAN INTERACTIVE MEDIA
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PUBLIC RELATIONS Public Opinion *Consumer trust is building -62% primary research: “Dependable, reliable, Quality” *Toyota continues to recover from the damage done, but other public issues have overshadowed the 2009 recalls -BP, Goldmann Sachs, etc. *Consumer trust is building -62% primary research: “Dependable, reliable, Quality” *Toyota continues to recover from the damage done, but other public issues have overshadowed the 2009 recalls -BP, Goldmann Sachs, etc.
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PUBLIC RELATIONS Public Relations Events Super Bowl XLV “Party Circle” Tailgate Event -Highlander Super Bowl Ad Spot -2011 Highlander party circle -bets for half-time score, winners take Highlander home -fuel/airplane cost comparison to be published on website “Find your EV Mode” Nationwide Marathons New York San Francisco ChicagoSeattle
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PUBLIC RELATIONS Promotions/Partnerships Girl Scouts $100 donations for undergraduate scholarship fund Box of cookies in every new Hybrid Top 5 active Girl Scouts contest Winning families featured on website “Track Your EV Mode” Mobile Application and web-tracker contest
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MEDIA PLAN MEDIA STRATEGY Total Budget=$80,000,000 -awareness and interest -reach emphasized over frequency -combination of flighting and pulsing for six months -emphasize sports and travel genres - media and promotional events -media strategy based on Simmons Choices 3 data
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SCHEDULING October 1, 2010 -March 31, 2011 - Flighting for the entire six months but we will pulse with non-impact media (newspapers, national/syndicated television) -Radio and newspaper in the morning -National, syndicated, and impact television in the evening MEDIA PLAN
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SCHEDULING
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MEDIA PLAN SCHEDULING
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MEDIA PLAN REGIONAL EMPHASIS Four geographic regions: - West Coast - New England - Los Angeles Metropolitan - Chicago Metropolitan Eight spot cities and their suburbs: Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, New York City, Boston
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MEDIA PLAN CONTINGENCY BUDGET Contingency budget: $1.5 million - three evaluations - focus groups, surveys, dealership questionnaires, social media, and sales figures - Critical for demonstrating campaign success and comparisons - research the use of non-traditional media such as theatres, airports, grocery stores, etc.
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2011 HIGHLANDER HYBRID
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