Sunday, 2 November 2014

Mr. Nice BFI Article Marketing analysis


Target Audience:
The primary target audience for Mr. Nice is 16 – 24 year old males
Including students as well as 25+ year old ABC1 males who are fans of the
Best-selling book and who may already be fans of Howard Marks.

Marketing Strategy:
The film was the official sponsor of the Q Glastonbury Festival which has over 100,000 festival goers which started the promotional campaign for Mr Nice.

This followed an online event which allowed the users to interact with the online game which was also a competition for a trip around the world. The task for users was to work for Mr.
Nice across the summer by smuggling ‘packages’ across the internet.
Users visiting partner sites were ‘cookied’ and encouraged to go to the
Mr. Nice site to enter a competition: ‘working’ for Mr. Nice.  Users who successfully delivered the package by visiting those sites where encouraged winning the trip around the world. The websites were NME, FHM, Vice and Nuts. When during the course of those 4 months a user visited a website



Closer to the release date, the TV, Outdoor and press campaigns kicked in and on the release day we had Home Page Takeovers on three of our partner’s sites: NME, Nuts and Vice.
As well as a interactive mobile app was created to target the iPhone market which got over 1,000 downloads.

As a result of this campaign it had reached over 2.2million users as well as an additional 1k from the application. The campaign resulted in 39k clicks in total which shows that they have paid just under a pound for each interactive user  which resulted in a successful marketing campaign for a low budget  


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