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Annual Report March 18, 2010 – Tami Seitz Director of Marketing & Public Relations, Quad Cities Report Overview Quad Cities Marketing & Public Relations Annual Report March 18, 2010 – Tami Seitz Director of Marketing & Public Relations, Quad Cities Report Overview Mission & Purpose FY 2010 Goals & Accomplishments FY 2011Goals FY2010 Cost Savings FY 2011 Budget FY 2010 Goals QC Marketing & Public Relations The goal for the WIU-QC Marketing and Public Relations is to create awareness of the WIU-QC brand, integrate marketing, continue institutional branding, contribute to WIU-QC advertising design, implement messaging strategies and collaborate with faculty, staff and students to promote events and programs that relate to this campus. In addition the QC Marketing professional selects and coordinates multiple media channels and vendors for the needs of faculty and staff in the Quad Cities and events held in the QC’s from Macomb departments and programs. QC Marketing also serves as a resource for any promotional materials created within the University that is intended for internal and external audiences. QC Marketing & Public Relations QC Marketing works closely with WIU-QC Admissions, the faculty, student organizations , University Relations and University Marketing. In addition, QC Marketing is dedicated to integrated marketing and strategic University initiatives. Externally, QC Marketing works with a variety of media representatives and community leaders. FY 2010 Obbjectives QC Marketing & Public Relations - Objective The overall objective of QC Marketing is to increase awareness and visibility of Western Illinois University – Quad Cities as an institution of academic excellence, and dedication to higher values in higher education and service to the community through a comprehensive, integrated marketing and promotions strategy and continued involvement in community and news that relates to our students and external populations. FY 2010 QC Marketing & Goals Public Relations – FY10 Goals Promoting WIU –QC as an institution of quality by advertising our rankings in U.S. News & World Report and Princeton Review. Promoting WIU’s affordability through messages advertising our Transfer Cost Guarantee, new programs, dual agreements, Linkages and 2 + 2 agreements. This promotion goal accomplished through utilizing a variety of media channels in the Quad Cities, including billboards, bus wraps, print, and radio cable, direct mail, Chamber of Commerce e-mail blasts and broadcast. FY 2010 Goals QC Marketing & Public Relations – FY10 Goals Target marketing to more diverse populations through the inclusion of diverse student models in a variety of advertising such as billboards, print ads and view books and through advertising in target specific media such as BET cable in the QC, more male dominated radio stations such as KCQQ, 106.5. For the first time this year we advertised on MediaCom’s Univision Spanish speaking channel which included an ad for WIU- QC that was voiced and produced in Spanish. FY 2010 QC Marketing & Goals Public Relations – FY10 Goals Integrating new media into QC marketing efforts continues. WIU –QC incorporated a new look for street banners which are located at the 60th Street campus, Riverfront and Caxton. WIU-QC bell tower street banners are still strategically placed in downtown Davenport directly in front of the FIGGE Museum of Art where WIU’s Museum Studies courses are delivered. WIU-QC maintains its own Facebook page with a fan base of over 242 “friends” (180 visits this week alone) since its inception last fall. Since then other student groups and the Executive Studies Center have launched their pages as well. FY 2010 QC Marketing & Goals Public Relations – FY10 Goals Collaborating with WIU-QC Development on publications for the comprehensive campaign resulted in the completion of the WIU-QC case statement brochure a variety of campaign promotional materials including the annual appeal. Currently a QC Scholarship campaign piece being produced to send to over 6,000 potential donors. FY 2010 QC Marketing & Goals Public Relations – FY10 Goals • QC Public Relations continues to collaborate with University Relations in writing and issuing news releases, making media contacts and following up with media on media advisories and news stories. WIU-Q contributes to overall positive public relations by originating story ideas and promoting events and students on our campus and by maintaining and establishing good relationships with the media. FY 2010 QC Marketing & Goals Public Relations – FY10Goals Involvement with the community colleges in the QC’s and beyond continues through advertising efforts, dual enrollments, transfer guarantees, 2 +2 programs, college visits, consortiums and collaborative high school visits geared towards increasing awareness of WIU-QC as THE choice to complete their bachelor’s degree. Shared marketing expenses i.e. mailings, ads and direct mail were implemented with Black Hawk College and the Linkages Program. Shared marketing pieces (flat sheets) including both institution’s logos and curriculum exist in RPTA with EICC and BH College. FY 2010 QC Marketing & Goals Public Relations – FY10Goals Summer Session Billboards posted in Community Colleges and WIU-QC RPTA shared flat sheets with BHC and EICC FY 2010 QC Marketing & Goals Public Relations – FY10Goals • Positioning WIU- QC as “The Public Choice” continues in each form of advertising: bus wrap, print ads, radio and cable and video ads. FY 2010 QC Marketing & Accomplishments Public Relations – Accomplishments • Promotion of WIU-QC as an institution of quality and affordability by advertising new programs, cost guarantee, dual enrollments, 2 + 2 agreements and rankings through a variety of media channels. • Collaboration across campuses and within the institution colleges on promotional materials, events and publications for the comprehensive campaign and new programs. FY 2009 QC Marketing & Accomplishments Public Relations – Accomplishments Targeted marketing to more diverse population. Continuing to investigate and incorporate new media into university marketing efforts. FY 2009 QC Marketing & Accomplishments Public Relations – Productivity Measurements QC enrollment continues to increase Student surveys indicate students have noticed various forms of advertising FY 2009 QC Marketing & Accomplishments Public Relations – Productivity Measurements This data indicates that awareness of WIU as a quality and affordable higher education option is growing and that students are choosing WIU. FY 2009 QC Marketing & Accomplishments Public Relations – Productivity Measurements Personal casual conversations with various audiences indicate television commercials are being seen on WQAD and various MediaCom cable channels. FY 2010 QC Marketing & Goals Public Relations – FY 2010 Goals In addition to the continued awareness campaign, new targeted niche marketing will be added for program specific marketing as new programs come to the QC’s. New media including Facebook and online marketing tools will be added to the campaign like the potential to sponsor sporting events held at the iwireless center with nationwide advertising potential. FY 2010 QC Marketing & Goals Public Relations – FY 2010 Goals Continue to collaborate with admissions and development with marketing efforts Target human resource managers whose companies have a tuition reimbursement program within a one hour radius and provide them with admissions materials and promotional items to encourage the company employees to enroll with WIU-QC. Cost Savings QC Marketing & Public Relations Examples of Marketing Cost Savings to the University By taking advantage of special station sales, discounts and non-profit rates the University benefits with significant savings. In 2009, savings to the University totaled over $41,775.79 for commercial and cable television, print ads and radio. Establishing good relationships who know our marketing needs contribute to the University’s media and marketing savings. Many times the sales professionals call WIU-QC first and offer sales and benefits to us before they’re sold out. Billboards FY 2011 QC Marketing & Goals Public Relations – FY 2011 Budget Request Total Budget Request: =$79,000 $7500 in Print Ads $11, 800 Radio campaigns $6,800 for OnMedia Cable TV ads, $1,500 email blast $17,000 for one bus wrap in Iowa campaign $4000 View book $1400 Cooperative Community College Marketing $ 13,000 Billboards $ 1500 Email campaign for program $5,000 video shoot for commercial $ 2,000 promotional items $4500 folders for admissions $5,000 archive video project for Riverfront FY 2011 QC Marketing & Goals Public Relations – FY 2011 Goals Priority 1-Targeted Demographic initiatives Goal-Maintain and increase current students and diversity student demographics from traditionally underrepresented racial and ethnic groups. Priority 2a-New Enrollment Growth- Geographical Goal-Maintain and increase current enrollment and expand awareness (focus on branding, image promotion and public image) in the following geographical areas: Dixon, IL, Iowa City area, Dubuque, IA, Clinton, IA and Kirkwood area-Cedar Rapids, IA FY 2011 QC Marketing & Goals Public Relations – FY 2011 Goals Goal-Maintain and increase current enrollment and expand awareness (focus on branding, image promotion and public image) in the following geographical areas: Dixon, IL, Iowa City area, Dubuque, IA, Clinton, IA and Kirkwood area-Cedar Rapids Priority 2b-Target businesses within a one hour area of the Quad Cites; especially businesses that utilize tuition reimbursement for employees
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