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Left Side, Strong Side Marketing for your Student Organization

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Page 1: Left Side, Strong Side: Marketing for your Student Organization

Left Side, Strong SideMarketing for your Student

Organization

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Who are we?

Kristi Lafree2009-10 VP of Marketing2010-11 SVP of Community

Hometown: South Bend, IndianaMajor: Journalism, Political Science

[email protected]

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Who are we?

Ryan Walts2009-10 Director of Homecoming2010-11 VP of Marketing

Hometown: Evansville, INMajor: Accounting, Technology

Management

[email protected]

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Who are we?

Ryan Walts

Interesting Fact: I was in a relationship with our SAA mascot, and it was complicated.

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Who are we?

Kristi Lafree

Interesting Fact: I’m too cheap to pay for wireless.

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IU SAA

Indiana UniversityBloomington, Indiana32,490 undergraduate students9,857 graduate and professional

students

IU Student Alumni Association2009: approx. 3,200 membersGroup Type: OpenRecent Awards: CASE ASAP District 5

Outstanding External Program (Networking Nights); Recognized for Leadership Development among IU

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Agenda

• Abstract Reality• 1. Streamline Your Identity• 2. Create a Brand• 3. Get Creative• 4. Rules We Live By

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Left Side, Strong Side

• Remember the Titans

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Left Side

Budgeting

Scheduling

Production time

Manpower

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Strong Side

Design

Brainstorming

Social Media

Video Ideas

Publicity Stunts

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Abstract Reality

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Insta-poll

How many of you have a marketing/advertising component of your student group structure?

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Where do we fit in? (2009)

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Where do we fit in? (2010)

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1. Streamline your Identity

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Insta-poll

How many of you have a go-to description of what your organization is about?

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Students Today. Hoosiers Forever.

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Common Questions• “How can you be a students and an alumnus?”

We work to connect students with alumni while students are still in college.

• “What do you DO?”We have a variety of events and programs that reflect our three core organizational pillars: Community, Leadership, and Tradition

• “Oh, that group’s for alumni only.”We’re actually a student group that’s sponsored by the IU Alumni Association.

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Membership Package$15:

• Access to events

• Discount card

• T-shirt

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2. Create a brand

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Why?

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Why create a brand?

• Campus is large• School colors are invisible• McDonald’s arches are consistent• Professionalism is silent

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Define a Style

• Fonts• Colors

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Define a Style

• Logos– Official vs. Non-official

• Repetitive usage

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3. Get Creative

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Insta-poll

How many of you use videos as a means of promotion?

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Videos

• Don’t be afraid. – Equipment– Software– Time– Talent– Uploading• YouTube vs.

Facebook

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Videos

• Serious: – “Come Back”

• Spoof: – Nearly Naked Mile

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Videos

• Playback checklist: – Is the music too loud? Is it distracting? – Are the dates and locations of any events

being promoted clearly identified? – Does the video reflect the brand? – Are the links to our social media pages

included? – Is the movie longer than three minutes?

• Less than 90 seconds if viral

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Freshmen Attack

• Summer Orientation– Resource Library• Display board

–Mob mentality– Bursar option– Lasting impression• Destination IU

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Design

• Use resources:

- Kuler

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Design

• Use resources:

- IconFinder

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Design

• Use resources:

- 1001fonts.com

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Photos

• Have a photoshoot

• Stock photo usage: – Social Media– Flyers–Web

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• COW (Committee of the Whole)– CALF (Committee to

Attain Leadership Foundations)

• Style consistencies

Internal Branding

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Insta-poll

How many of you have extra inventory laying around?

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Extra Inventory

• 2 for 1 deals

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“Don’t chase the tools, chase the goals.”

- Brad WardBluefuego.com

Social Media

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Twitter vs. Facebook

• Define your goals– Interaction vs.

Broadcast

• To link or not to link?

BrianOn.com

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Twitter and Interaction

• Reaching alumni– Question of the

Day

ViralBlog.com

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Facebook and Broadcasting

• Fanpage vs. group– Events– URL– Private

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Facebook 2.0

• Broadcast requires followers

• Viral competition

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Rules We Live By

Comic SansBan

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Rules We Live By

Facebook grammar matters.

Indiana University Student Alumni Association is excited to Run Nearly Naked

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Rules We Live By

Facebook grammar matters.

Indiana University Student Alumni Association is excited to Run Nearly Naked!!!!!!!!!!

Overkill.

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Rules We Live By

Facebook grammar matters.

Indiana University Student Alumni Association is excited to Run Nearly Naked…

Creepy.

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Rules We Live By

Facebook grammar matters.

Indiana University Student Alumni Association is excited to RNN.

Internal jargon needs to stay internal.

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Rules We Live By

Facebook grammar matters.

Indiana University Student Alumni Association is excited to run nearly naked.

Pick a style.

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Rules We Live By

Facebook grammar matters.

Indiana University Student Alumni Association is excited to Run Naked.

Read backwards.

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Rules We Live By

Facebook grammar matters.

Indiana University Student Alumni Association is excited to Run Nearly Naked, lol.

Just don’t.

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Rules We Live By

Humor sells

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Rules We Live By

… but your parents aren’t funny.

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Questions?

facebook.com/iusaa

twitter.com/iusaa