Thursday, August 26, 2010

Media Plan 4


Media Plan 4

4.1 Using e-commerce the most important channels for accomplishing my KPI of having 100 email subscribers or account profiles to my website are:
a. Online PR 5%
Social Media 25%
Paid Search/PPC 0%
Display Advertising 5%
Email Marketing 40%
Search/SEO 5%
Affiliate Marketing 20% 
b. Metrics
Online PR: How the company is perceived through surveys, how much demand and buzz is created around the product
Social Media: Number of likes on Facebook or blog posts, number of followers on Twitter
Paid Search:Not used
Display Advertising: Number of visits to company website that result in purchase
Email Marketing: subscriptions per e-mail and site registration, number of pre-orders on a product
Search/SEO:Keyword searches for my company
Affiliate Marketing: How many sales are coming from affiliates

4.2
a. Value of a conversion
Assumption:(1 in 4 will purchase a shirt) %25 conversion rate
A subscriber is worth $30
b. Cost of a conversion in each channel
Sales     Budget     Cost
Online PR:                           15           $500       $33
Social Media:                      8             $464        $58       
Paid Search/PPC:             0              $0
Display Advertising:        8              $500      $62.50
Email Marketing:               4             $232       $58
Search/SEO:                       0             $0
Affiliate Marketing:           15           $75           $5
4.3 Based on the review of my channels. My costs are more than the actual value of each subscriber. One thing to change is the assumption that 1 in 4 will purchase a shirt. My goal is to have a %50 purchase rate. So if 100 people visited the website 50 of them would actually purchase a shirt. I should assume that less than 50 will make a purchase. In addition the results are from my initial month long campaign in which I expect to lose money during the first year and a half of my business.
Affiliate marketing would be the best channel based on the assumptions. I would also like to decrease the email marketing.

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