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The Dragonfly Effect: Wing 2, Campaign Case StudiesLSC 440 November 6, 2012

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The Dragonfly Effect: Wing 1 + Wing 2

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THE DRAGONFLY MODELFOUR STEPS: FOCUS + GET

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FOCUS

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•Humanistic: observe & understand•Actionable: tactical short-term to

long-term•Testable: how do we measure?•Clear: specific goals•Happiness: connection

STEP 1

FOCUS Review©

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GRAB ATTENTION

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Think Stickiness: not just first attention, but maintaining focused attention

STEP 2

GRAB ATTENTION

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Design Principles to Grab Attention

1: Get Personal

“If you want to persuade me, you must think my thoughts, feel my feelings, and speak my words”.

•(example of Ford Bloggers)

STEP 2

GRAB ATTENTION

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Design Principles to Grab Attention

2: Deliver the Unexpected• Lead with what’s impt to the

audience• Start with a fact• Begin with a question• Employ humor, but strategically and

carefully

STEP 2

GRAB ATTENTION

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Design Principles to Grab Attention

3: Visualize Your Message• We remember 85-90% if what we

see and15% of what we hear

• Add faces, images, video

STEP 2

GRAB ATTENTION

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Design Principles to Grab Attention

4: Make a Visceral Connection

STEP 2

GRAB ATTENTION

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Questions about Wing 2: Grabbing Attention?

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Campaign Case StudyLet’s look at a working example of what do

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Campaign Case StudySTEP 1: Understand the situation.

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Campaign Case StudySTEP 1: Understand the situation.

A WORKING EXAMPLE: a new local business that’s part of an international franchise.

The international franchise has great SM traction, but they do NOT support local franchises well. They have no existing models for supporting/promoting local.

PROBLEM: how do we use social to promote a local store without getting into trouble with Corporate headquarters. We need to do this because headquarters isn’t helping promote the new store

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Campaign Case StudyNEXT: Understand the GOALS/FOCUS of the

project.

Increase awareness of new store, increase sales and traffic for a new franchise location. Must convey the STRONG corporate brand and work within the corporate framework.

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Campaign Case StudyNEXT: FIND and STUDY OTHERS, What’s

their story? What are the pluses and minuses

AJ Bombers: Good model?

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Campaign Case StudyNEXT: FIND and STUDY OTHERS, What’s

their story? What are the pluses and minuses

AJ Bombers: Good model?Whole Foods: What can I take?

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Campaign Case StudyNEXT: FIND and STUDY OTHERS, What’s

their story? What are the pluses and minuses

AJ Bombers: Good model?Whole Foods: What can I take?Domino’s Pizza: and Ramon De Leon

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Campaign Case StudyNEXT: FIND and STUDY OTHERS

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Homework• Reading: Chapter 3 • Contact your client and

begin doing initial research. This week is all about gathering core information

• Mid-term: Due next Tuesday at the START OF CLASS

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