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Case Study UnME Jeans: Branding in Web 2.0

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UnME Jeans: Branding in Web 2.0

The changes in marketing in social media: Web 2.0

1. Consumer’s changing media habits

2. Increasing advertising clutter

3. Consumers tuning out ads

Still,more than 85% budget is spent on traditional media marketing.

“ There is a palpable sense of discomfort.”

The reasons? • Convincing the management for funding • Lack of matrices to measure performance • Rapid change in options

Consider the case for UnME jeans

The product: Fashion-forward jeans for teenage girls

“Celebrating the individuality of teenage

girls and encouraging teens to speak out against peer pressure

and conformity.”

Target audience for UnME Jeans marketing :

12 to 24 yr women

The social media options:

WEB 1.0: Distribution outlet for content

Banner Ads

Classified Ads

Search Ads

Is spending money on Web 1.0 really worth it?

Total money spent on social media advertising: 0.5$ Billion

Spent on online media advertising: ~8%

Total money spent on online media advertising: ~40million

Search ads

Click-through rate: 5%

Internet advertising revenue: 41%

Total money spent ~$16.4million

Money spent per click rate % =$3.28million

CPM=$8.52

Effective CPM=$170.4

Banner ads

Click-through rate: 0.2%

Internet advertising revenue: 32%

Total money spent ~$12.8million

Money spent per click rate %= $64million

CPM=$3.50

Effective CPM=$1750

The verdict: The company has to spend considerably less amount of money for the same click rates if they spend on

search advertising.

UnME should spend more on search advertisements than on

banner advertisements

Web 2.0 options (as per the agency)

Facebook Zwinky Youtube

Lets analyse each of these options..

Facebook

Costs incurred: • One-time charge of $350,000 for creative development • $150,000 for a three-month advertising program

Estimated total number of visitors in 3 months= 14,196,000X3=42,588,000

Target audiences : Teens+young adults

Should UnME pay Facebook based on CPM or click through rates?

Facebook

Teens

Users: 34% ==14,479,920

Visits per person in 3 months: 61.5

Total visits in 3 months: 890,515,080

Age group:12-17

Facebook

Users:46%==19,468,800

Young adults

Visits per person in 3 months: 67.9

Total visits in 3 months: 1,321,932,000

Total no of visit of target audiences in 3 months: 2,212,446,600

Age group: 18-21

Facebook

Total no of visit in 3 months: 2,212,446,600

Total costs in 3 months: $500,000

CPM: 22 cents

Facebook

Interest in social network profile from a brand?

Teens: 27%

Frequency 3 months: 38times

Total number of interested users: 3909578.4

Total number of clicks in 3months: 148563979.2

Click-through rate: 16.6%

Facebook

Interest in social network profile from a brand?

Frequency 3 months: 38times

Total number of interested users: 7106112

Total number of clicks in 3months: 270032256

Gen Yers: 36.5%

Click-through rate:20.4%

Facebook

Total no of clicks in 3 months: 418,596,235.2

Total costs in 3 months: $500,000

Cost per 1000 click throughs: $1.19

Total click through rates: 18.9%

Future of Facebook

Year-over-year growth: 85%

Social networking site advertising is estimated to grow by $0.46 billion

Currently 80 million active users

Zwinktopia

Costs incurred: • $200,000 for upfront creative development • Recurring charge of $100,000 per year for operation, maintenance, and

updating

Zwinky’s target market: girls 13 to 24

No. of users: 7million

CPM: $42.85

Expected click through rates: 34%

Future of Zwinky

50-60 million users will be on metaverses

Currently 7 million active users

Youtube

Costs incurred: • $300,000 for upfront creative development • $300,000 media buy out

Total number of visits per month : 48,152,000

Click-through-rates for in-video ads~75%

CPM: $40

Expected click through rates:75%

Future of Youtube

Year-over-year growth: 140%

US online video advertising spending: $5800 millon

Current internet users using video sharing site: 74%

The comparison matrix

CPM($) Click-through-rates (%)

Effective reach coefficient

Banner ads 3.50 0.2 1750

Search ads 8.52 5 170.4

Facebook ads 0.22 18.9 1.16402116402116

Zwinky ads 42.85 34 126.029411764706

Youtube ads 40 75 53.3333333333333

TV ads 29.95 1.5 1996.66666666667

Radio ads 11.55 1.5 770

Magazine ads 11.91 1.5 794

The verdict

1. The Web 2.0 options outperform their Web1.0 counterparts.

2. Facebook and Youtube perform better than Zwinky.

3. On Facebook,the deal must be made with CPM basis.

4. Search ads should be preferred over banner ads.

5. Web1.0 seems to have run it’s course.

6. The year-over-growth potential for Facebook and Youtube are

very high.

7. All Web2.0 plans incorporate the right attitude towards

advertising in those media.

The suggested changes in media plan

1. Incorporate Web 2.0 media channels in the plan. 2. Reduce spending on Banner advertisements 3. Youtube and Facebook have more potential over Zwinky 4. Expenditure on TV ads should be dramatically reduced

Disclaimer

"These slides were created by Jay Patrikar, as part of an internship done under the guidance of Prof. Sameer Mathur

(www.IIMInternship.com)"