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Rocking the Digital & Physical World ROCKING THE DIGITAL & PHYSICAL WORLD When you can’t welcome fans to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, you take the Rock & Roll DAWN WAYT Hall of Fame to the fans. Learn how the Rock VP of Marketing & Sales Hall pivoted during the pandemic to connect people of all backgrounds and beliefs to the July 28, 2020 music we love through engaging content, exhibits, and experiences that make life just a little bit better. 2020: Pandemic, protest & Pivot • 2019 ROCKED • 2020 ON A ROLL • 2020 WTF JUST HAPPENED • 2020 WE GOT THIS 3 2019 rocked 4 2019 rocked McDANIELS of Run DMC 2019 rocked GEORGE CLINTON THE ZOMBIES of Parliament Funkadelic 2019 rocked MAVIS STAPLES JACKSON BROWNE of the Staple Singers 2019 rocked ROBERT TRUJILLO of Metallica DON FELDER KIRK HAMMETT NANCY WILSON formerly of the Eagles of Metallica of Heart FAST FACTS 13M+ 338 8M+ INDUCTEES FANS HAVE VISITED FAN VOTES IN THE ROCK & ROLL THE MUSEUM CAST FOR THE HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2020 2.3K+ 35K+ ARTISITS & VIPS ONE-OF-A-KIND TOURED IN 2019 ARTIFACTS 2020 ON A ROLL 20-20 COVID-19: THIS WAS NOT THE PLAN What a difference a year makes 2019 2020 What a difference a year makes 2019 2020 What a difference a year makes 2019 2020 OUR TARGET Music Fan 2 local 11% regional 40% national 41% global 8% 2020 18 DRIVE CONVERSION visit join attend support shop partner share host 2020 PIVOT: STRATEGIC priority BLOW OUT DIGITAL TO Grow, ENGAGE & CONVERT targets to ENGAGE Educators Media Partners Music Fans (Segment 2s) Digital / Current + Current + Social Prospective Ecommerce Prospective Partners + Members + Buyers Sponsors Inductees Donors GROW GROW grow convert convert convert ourDigital strategy (continued): content approach phase 1 phase 2 phase 3 Rock hall EDU From the vault: New to the World induction ceremony digital content and content experiences Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 22 our strategyPhase (continued): 1: ROCK HALL EDU More new content Updated EDU User Interface and brand new featured content 23 our strategyPHASE (continued): 1 Performance • 5K+ teacher accounts • 647K+ students reached Online learning campaign • 10x more teachers using resources launches amidst coronavirus-related school closings Test campaign launches 24 our strategyPhase (continued): 2: FROM THE VAULT Instagram Facebook Twitter Email YouTube 25 our strategyPhase (continued): 2: from the vault Week Dates Theme Week Dates Theme Class of 2019 (Def Leppard retweet & share (3/23- California Dreaming – LA (Fleetwood Mac, The 1 own memories around Induction Speech 10 (5/25 – 5/31) 3/29) Mamas & The Papas, the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt) video) African-American Music Appreciation Month + 11 (6/1 – 6/7) 2 (3/30-4/5) The Beatles and The Rolling Stones Aretha Franklin spotlight (+ Radio One clips) 3 (4/6-4/12) Class of 1995 (25th tie in + Led Zeppelin) Soul & Blues spotlight (Isley Brothers + SXM, 12 (6/8 – 6/14) Rock Hall Honors Mavis Staples tune in, Sam (4/13- 4 Queen and Prince ("Rock Hall royals") Cooke, etc.) 4/19) Funk & R&B spotlight (Concert for Rock & Roll (4/20- Class of 2000 (Bonnie Taylor retweet, James 13 (6/15 – 6/21) 5 Hall of Fame tune in + Father’s Day) 4/26) Taylor repost) 14 (6/22 – 6/28) Hip Hop spotlight (Chuck D. + SXM) Punk / New Wave spotlight (Blondie 6 (4/27-5/3) retweet) 15 (6/29 – 7/4) Bruce Springsteen spotlight (4th of July + SXM) 7 (5/4-5/10) U2 spotlight (Bono’s b-day 5/10) 16 (7/5 – 7/11) California Dreaming - SFO (5/10- Class of 2018 (Bon Jovi Induction tune in + 8 5/17) Mother’s Day) 17 (7/12 – 7/18) Stand Ins & Tributes spotlight Motown spotlight + weekend (Smokey 26 (5/18– Robinson content feature, Claudette 18 (7/19 – 7/25) Prog Rock spotlight (RUSH, Genesis, Pink Floyd) 9 5/24) Robinson book reading, Martha Reeves HOF ourPhase strategy 2 (continued): ARTIST INVOLVEMENT Various artists reshared our posts, including Blondie, James Taylor, Def Leppard, Beck, and David Bryan of Bon Jovi introducing their 2018 Rock Bonnie Rait & Roll Hall of Fame Induction tune in for Mother’s Day Artist estates / teams (Prince, Nat King Cole, Bill Withers) also reshared our content Mary Wilson of The Supremes introducing Motown 27 Week our strategyPHASE (continued): 2 Performance GROW: • Specific tune-in CTA drives reach • Artist participation and sharing expands audience reach • Earned media expands audience reach ENGAGE: • Previously unreleased content out-performs existing • Musician memorials (Bill Withers, John Prine, Little Richard) generates strong engagement when fans need it Convert: Fans engaged in timely, proprietary Inductee memorial content • Email and social driving ecommerce revenue including Bill Withers (2.1m views) and Little Richard (893k • YouTube views and subscribers driving more ad views) 28 revenue our strategyPHASE (continued): 2 Performance • 114% increase in YouTube views • 7M in March to 15M in April; has held steady at 13M in May and June • 2x more fans viewing video content • 23% increase in YouTube subscribers 29 our strategyPHASE (continued): 2 Performance Examples of earned media for Phase 2: From the Vault content releases Examples of earned media for Phase 2: From the Vault content 30 releases our strategyPHASE (continued): 2 Performance Examples of earned media for Phase 2: From the Vault content releases 31 our strategyPHASE (continued): 2 Performance Examples of earned media for Phase 2: From the Vault content releases 32 Phase 3: NEW TO THE WORLD 33 FINALLY! REOPENING FINALLY! REOPENING We reopened with new health and safety protocols, helpful new signage, online advanced ticketing, and new face covering collection ourPHASE strategy (continued):3: NEW TO THE WORLD Week Dates Theme It’s Been Said All Along: Voices of Rage, Hope and 19 (7/26 – 8/1) Empowerment Exhibit Related 20 (8/2 – 8/8) Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll Digital Content Launches 21 (8/9 – 8/15) Vans Warped Tour July 22 (8/16 – 8/22) Power of Rock Experience 23 (8/23 – 8/29) 2020 Inductee Exhibit 24 (8/30 – 9/5) Induction All Access: Photography by Kevin Mazur It’s Been Said All Along: Voices of Rage, Hope and 25 (9/6 – 9/12) Empowerment (continued) 36 PHASE 3: NEW TO THE WORLD Digital Exhibit Physical Exhibit Opens Opens July NOVEMBER PHASE 3: NEW TO THE WORLD Physical Exhibit Digital Exhibit Opens Opens July september PHASE 3: NEW TO THE WORLD Virtual Experiences Launch July PHASE 3: NEW TO THE WORLD Exclusive Special Induction Airs Ceremony Returns NOVEMBER Fall 2021 ourPhase strategy (continued):3: new to the world #RockHallGarage Jams 35 Years of Induction Photography: Virtual Exhibit Opening Virtual Vault Tour Customer Event: Artifact Live Streams Podcast Virtual Exhibit Tour History of Rock & Roll Class Film Series Artifact Spotlights Inductee @Home Concerts Expert-led Career Defining Playlists Author Series Inductee @ Home Interviews Trivia Contests Rock Hall Nights THANK YOU Dawn Wayt VP of Marketing & Sales [email protected].
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