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Final Presentation from the BBH Barn's Haus of Moose (Winter 2011)
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Hausof
Moose
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Friday, March 18, 2011
Defining: GOOD
Something that helps people
-providing them a service-giving them a voice-making them aware of important issues
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Defining: FAMOUS
Let’s give ‘em something to talk about:
-getting attention by generating conversation and buzz through both social networks and traditional media coverage
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Finding our GOOD
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The GOOD seed is planted:
Let's create a campaign that encourages 20-something women to begin giving themselves monthly exams.
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...but breast cancer awareness is everywhere.
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By targeting the people that care the most about boobs:
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REACHING FOR THE FAME
Zag target with an even zag-ier execution:
getting attention, buzz, and talked about because:
-it is really funny -it is really unique
*especially within the context of the existing breast cancer awareness market
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MAN BOOBS
We needed a way to get guys to care:
We know they love boobs.
We know they'd be lost without them.
Let's scare them into caring by taking boobs away and showing them what would be left.
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Creating a world in which the only boobs left...are man boobs.
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Man Cans in Motion
Phase 1: Starting the Buzz Finding our moob-models and getting people talking
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Phase 2: Buzzing along...
Save the ta-tas: -strategic relationship -shared vision to promote awareness through humor -active network of 224,000 FB fans -opportunity to fundraise
Sneak peeks: -building excitement through leaking images in preparation for the big launch
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Phase 3: The BIG release
press release: reached out to a strategic list of traditional and niche media outlets
re-broadcasting to our networks:getting the people who were already onboard to keep spreading the word
promoting through Save the ta-tas network
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The GOOD:
-We definitely did something good.
-We produced a high-quality, lasting artifact that promotes a great cause.
-We shared it with a breast cancer awareness community that gave us amazing feedback (more on that).
-We raised some money.
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The “fame” stats:
-2535 views on youtube-969 likes on facebook-$655.24
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Tons of love from Save the ta-tas community:-In the past week, they’ve posted us on their FB twice. Within hours of each post we were flooded with hundreds of ‘likes’ and lots of great comments.
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At this rate, in 10 years we will have:
-3,977,974 views on youtube-2,353,685 likes on facebook-$9.6M
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what went wrong & what we learned.
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"Make a fucking decision!"
-We heard tons of 'good' ideas and even more opinions
-We were all over the map and losing time.
-At a certain point, you need to just stop, figure out what will work for you, and make some decisions.
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A 'good' idea needs well-rounded
strategy to survive.
-A good idea can only be as good as people’s awareness of it.
-We led with finding the 'good' when we should have simultaneously built up our 'fame' strategy.
-Funny and unique aren't enough to get something famous. Propagation is key.
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Format is crucial.
-How you do something is just as important as what you are doing
-A calendar is not a hot ticket item, no matter how well it frames up your project...especially when its already March
-Format should be clear, sexy, digital and current that lends itself to being shared.
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There is value in being prescriptive.
-"Ha! This is hysterical...What am I supposed to do with it?"
-"Do I tell my woman? Do I tweet about it? Do I donate? Do I buy a calendar?"
-Clearly communicate specific ways to interact and engage that are simple and direct.
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It's not easy to promote a product
that doesn't exist yet.
(unless it's the iPad 2)
-We were losing time. We needed to get out there and tried to open our process to get people talking:
-It's hard to get people talking about a product when the product doesn't exist.
-Broadcasting the entire pre-calendar process diluted the impact and confused our audience.
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It's hard to be a small fish in a big
sea
-Entering a crowded space like breast cancer awareness puts more pressure on your idea
-It’s way harder to become 'newsworthy'...especially when its not October
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We had fun. We learned a lot.
And at the very least, we got the
~men of BBH~ to do this:
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