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Online Marke+ng in Tourism The Google Online Marke+ng Challenge How does it work in educa0on? Dr Philip Alford Zillertaler Tourismusschulen 2425 th October 2014 [email protected] @philipalford

The Google Online Marketing Challenge in teaching: Presentation at the Zillertal Tourism School, October 2014

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Online  Marke+ng  in  Tourism  

The  Google  Online  Marke+ng  Challenge  How  does  it  work  in  educa0on?  

 Dr  Philip  Alford  

Zillertaler  Tourismusschulen  24-­‐25th  October  2014  

[email protected]  @philipalford  

Outline  

•  Introduc0on  to  Google  Adwords  •  Introduc0on  to  GOMC  •  GOMC  –  an  effec0ve  teaching  tool  •  Examples  of  student  campaigns  

Introduc+on  to  Adwords  A  breakdown  of  Google’s  revenues  

Introduc0on:  •  hRp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFzoM59bIQ8    •  hRp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz0V1Tqi7Wk    •  hRp://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=tx2L6EGa9DY&list=TLIN0bqjm6CPoMmd3nUsTDlm7H6WJaRLdy    

Case  studies:  •  hRp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUTu97-­‐BTtA    

What  is  GOMC?  

•  See  website  –  lots  of  informa0on!  

An  effec+ve  teaching  tool  

•  Early  research  suggests  it  is  an  effec0ve  tool  for  teaching  online  marke0ng;  

Embedded  in  Digital  Marke+ng  unit  

The  GOMC  is  embedded  in  my  Digital  Marke0ng  unit  and  forms  70%  of  the  assessment;  

Resources    

Lots  and  lots  of  online  resources  –  here’s  a  small  sample:  •  hRp://www.google.com/edu/teachers/index.html    •  Marke0ngAndAdver0singUsingGoogle  (2nd  edi0on)  •  More  Success,  Less  stress  with  GOMC:  AdWords  in  a  Nutshell  

Example  of  student  campaigns  

Lulubelles  Cakes  –  semi  finalists!  •  Pre-­‐campaign  report  (p48)  •  Post-­‐campaign  report  Exbury  Gardens  •  Pre-­‐campaign  report  –  p14  USP  analysis  –  p43  Adwords  campaign  –  p45  keyword  strategy  

•  Final  presenta0on  to  business  

Market  analysis  

Sex  and  the  City  Girls:  “Girls  just  want  to  have  fun”,  these  are  young  professional  women  

(23-­‐35  years  old)  who  regularly  meet  with  their  ‘girls’  for  nights  in  and  dinner  par0es.  Tend  to  bring  a  git  or  ‘treat’  for  the  host,  cupcakes  

being  the  favoured  choice  of  cake  selec0on.  The  desired  proposi0on  is  young,  fashionable  

‘kitsch’  led  cupcakes/  gits.      

Yummy  Mummy’s:  “Anything  for  the  liRle  ones”,  busy  Mums  who  don’t  have  the  0me  to  bake  yet  want  a  ‘special’  cake  (that  can’t  be  brought  in  Supermarkets)  for  their  child’s  

Christening,  Birthday  Party  or  for  the  mother’s  tea  morning.  Cakes  tend  to  be  personalised  ‘occasion  cakes’  and  miniature  cupcakes  that  are  suitable  for  children  to  eat.  The  desired  proposi0on  is  ‘fuss  free’,  individualised  led  occasion  cakes  and  miniature  cupcakes.      

Romeos:  “Hopeless  Roman0c”,  loving  partner  or  ‘doung’  father.  Conten0ous  men  who  like  to  send  partners  liRle  gits  to  signify  their  love  and  apprecia0on,  oten  don’t  know  exactly  what  

they  want  but  know  what  they  want  to  say,  like  recommenda0ons  when  buying.  Cakes  tend  to  

be  ‘love’  themed  cupcakes.  The  desired  proposi0on  is  to  be  a  helpful,  reliable,  ‘straight  forward’  service  providing  thoughvul  cupcake  

gits.  

Old  Baking  girls:  “Aternoon  tea  ladies”,  these  are  older  ladies  (55+)  that  enjoy  home  baked  

cakes  yet  no  longer  wish  to  bake  for  themselves.  Regularly  hold  aternoon  tea  with  

friends  or  aternoon  ‘play0me’  for  the  grandchildren.  Cakes  tend  to  be  quite  

tradi0onal,  basic  cakes,  with  the  occasional  order  of  miniature  cupcakes  for  the  

grandchildren.    

Placements  

Monitoring  adgroups  Personalised  cupcakes  were  the  most  successful  Ad  Group  within  the  Home  Delivered  Cupcakes  campaign.    In  total  it  received  76  clicks  and  8956  impressions.  It  was  successful  with  regards  to  CTR  with  a  rate  of  0.85%.  The  whole  ad  group  cost  $59.10  with  an  Average  CPC  of  $0.78.  All  but  one  of  the  keywords  had  a  quality  score  of  7.  The  most  successful  keyword  was  Bournemouth  Cupcakes,  with  660  impressions,  34  clicks  and  a  CTR  of  5.15%.  Bournemouth  Cupcakes  was  the  most  expensive  key  word  for  the  ad  group  with  a  total  cost  of  $26.28  however  was  not  the  most  expensive  CPC  at  $0.77.    

Monitoring  adgroups  •  The  Sex  and  the  City  Ad  Group  was  by  far  the  most  successful  in  terms  of  impressions  with  16,957,  however,  only  geung  60  clicks  from  that  the  CTR  was  0.35%,  which  is  one  of  the  lowest.  The  total  cost  of  the  campaign  was  $62.96  with  an  Average  CPC  of  $1.05,  this  being  the  most  expensive.  The  most  successful  keywords  with  regards  to  CTR  were  the  ones  more  specific  to  cupcake  workshops  such  as  ‘cupcake  workshops’  and  ‘cupcake  making  workshops’.    However  more  generic  keywords  such  as  ‘Bournemouth  nights  out’  and  ‘hen  party  ideas’  provided  more  impressions,  with  over  200  between  them.    

Google  criteria  

To  succeed  in  the  Campaign  Sta0s0cs  your  team  should  do  well  across  the  following  five  areas.  

•  A)  Account  Structure  •  B)  Op0miza0on  Techniques  •  C)  Account  Ac0vity  and  Repor0ng  •  D)  Performance  and  Budget  •  E)  Relevance  

Thank  You    

Ques+ons?    

Dr  Philip  Alford  [email protected]  

@philipalford