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Where did we start?

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RARE Research

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Where did we start?

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#1080 #1080 #1075

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What do we want toaccomplish?

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CSTAgrowth from 11.1% to 16.7%

83.3%increase to break-even.

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Home

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Home Office

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Home Office Other

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Off-premise Home

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OfficeOff-premise

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It’s just logical.

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Dinner + Comfort Seekers

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Who’s our target?

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74%Do not knowOutback has CSTA.

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Lunch + Millennials

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1,048,632Millennials

In Tampa

http://www.tampabay.org/site-selection/major-employershttp://www.tampabay.com/media-kit/pdf/Marketbook-single-pgs.pdf

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Millennials order more carry out than any other generation.

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WorkingProfessionals

Of Millennials areApproximately 70%

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of working professionals eat at their desks.

65%

http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/money/workplace/story/2012-04-15/lunch-at-work/54167808/1

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Office Lunch Millennial

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Transumers81% of millennials want variance

from what they eat.http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/money/workplace/story/2012-04-15/lunch-at-work/54167808/1

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Millennials want to eat together.88% say they want a fun and social work environment.

71% want their co-workers to belike a second family.

http://www.businessinsider.com/millennials-want-to-be-connected-to-their-coworkers-2013-6

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Lunch is notengaging.

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Lunch is notengaging.

Outback isa brand built on

engagement.

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FunctionalConvenience

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FunctionalValueRational

Convenience

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FunctionalValueRational

ExperienceEmotional

Convenience

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The power of groups.

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Become a social facilitator.

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When it comes to lunch...

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Get out of theORDINARYand into theOUTBACK.

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What is ordinary?

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Eating aloneat your desk.

Unsatisfying lunch.

Not taking alunch break.

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What is Outback?

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Eating with friends.

Delicious food.

Specialoccasions.

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RARE Research

MEDIUM RARE Strategy

MEDIUM Creative

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VO: Today, Jim ate lunch at his desk in solitude. VO: Just like his tuna sandwich VO: Jim was mind-numbingly dull.

VO: On the contrary, Bob and his friends ordered VO: curbside-takeaway fromOutback Steakhouse.

VO: Between bites of

‘Jim’ :30 Spot

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Group order with ourapp “Outback 365”and save today!

VO: juicy steak and VO: crispy coconut shrimp VO: talk of the annual financial plan wasanything but dull.

VO: Outback Steakhouse. Together, wherever. VO: Group order with our app “Outback 365”and save today!

‘Jim’ :30 Spot

TOGETHER,WHEREVER.

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AUDIO   VISUAL  OFFICE  MAN  #1:    Hey  Cheryl!  Still  eating  rubbery  chicken  out  of  plastic  containers  I  see.    Bob  how  are  those  soggy  sandwiches  treating  you?        Lisa,  please  don’t  get  your  left  overs  all  over  the  microwave  again…        Some  people  settle  for  boring  office  lunches,  but  me  and  my  friends  group  order  from  Outback  Steakhouse!      

LONG  SHOT  [Man  Walking  Past  Cheryl’s  Cubicle]  

MEDIUM  SHOT  [Man  Leaning  Over  Cubicle  Talking  To  Bob]  

LONG  SHOT  [Man  Walking  Past  Office  Kitchen  –  See  Lisa  Through  The  Doorway  At  Microwave]  

LONG  SHOT  [Front  View  Of  Man  Walking  Down  Hallway  –  His  Friends  File  In  Behind  Him  From  The  Side]  

NONE    

CLOSE  UP  SHOT  [Their  Hands  Using  App  To  Order]    

NONE   MEDIUM  SHOT  [Man  Grabbing  His  Keys  To  Drive]    

NONE   CLOSE  UP  SHOT  [Man  Pressing  His  Foot  On  The  Pedal  To  Drive]    

NONE   CLOSE  UP  SHOT  [Hand  Giving  Outback  Bag  To  Worker]    

OFFICE  MAN  #2:    Mmmmmm.  [Laughs]  

LONG  SHOT  [Office  Workers  Sitting  At  Table  Enjoying  Their  Outback  Food  Together]    

VOICE  OVER    “Outback  Steakhouse.  Together,  Wherever.”    Group  Order  With  Our  App  Outback  365  And  Save  Today!  

[Image  Of  Hand  With  App  And  Super  That  Says  “Group  Order  With  Our  App  Outback  365  And  Save  Today!”]  

 

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AUDIO   VISUAL  OFFICE  MAN  #1:    “Man!  I  forgot  my  lunch  today!”    

MEDIUM  SHOT  [Man  At  His  Desk]  

OFFICE  WOMAN  #1:    “Ugh  me  too…”    

MEDIUM  SHOT  [Woman  At  Her  Desk]  

OFFICE  MAN  #2:    “I  may  as  well  have.  All  I  brought  was  this  leftover  pizza…”    

MEDIUM  SHOT  [Third  Man  At  His  Desk]  

OFFICE  WOMAN  #2:    “Uh…  guyyyssss!  Why  don’t  you  just  get  Outback  Steakhouse?  You  can  order  together  AND  get  a  discount!”    

LONG  SHOT  [Woman  Peering  Over  Cubicle  Wall  Talking  To  Three  At  Their  Desk]  

NONE    

LONG  SHOT  [Workers  Look  At  Each  other  And  Nod  In  Agreement]    

NONE    

CLOSE  UP  SHOT  [Their  Hands  Using  App  To  Order]    

NONE   MEDIUM  SHOT  [One  Of  The  Workers  Grabbing  His  Keys  To  Drive]  

NONE   CLOSE  UP  SHOT  [Worker  Pressing  His  Foot  On  The  Pedal  To  Drive]  

NONE   CLOSE  UP  SHOT  [Hand  Giving  Outback  Bag  To  Worker]  

OFFICE  MAN  #2:    “Mmmmmmm….  Hey  guys!  Maybe  we  should  forget  to  bring  our  lunch  tomorrow.”    

LONG  SHOT  [Office  Workers  Sitting  At  Table  Eating  Their  Outback  Food  Together]  

VOICE  OVER    “Outback  Steakhouse.  Together,  Wherever.”    Group  Order  With  Our  App  Outback  365  And  Save  Today!  

[Image  Of  Hand  With  App  And  Super  That  Says  “Group  Order  With  Our  App  Outback  365  And  Save  Today!”]  

 

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RARE Research

MEDIUM RARE Strategy

MEDIUM Creative

MEDIUM WELL Media

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Test. Learn. Repeat.

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A day in the life.

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TerrestrialRadio

81%

InternetRadio

30%2,049,674 Impressions

$85,000 Spend41.47 CPM

http://www.edisonresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Edison18-34-audio-infographic-2.png

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80.071.6

64.160.6

28.9

Pandora

iTunes Radio

iHeart Radio

Beats Music

8 in 10Millennials listen to internet radio.

7,583,333 Impressions$140,000 Spend12 & 24 CPM

http://www.edisonresearch.com/eight-in-ten-millennials-listen-to-internet-radio/http://www.adweek.com/news/technology/infographic-which-streaming-services-are-winning-battle-millennial-eardrums-163450

6,421,053 Impressions$120,000,000 Spend18 & 19 CPM

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Where are we goingto be seen?

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Banners StandardBanners

HIU

38,333,333 Impressions$115,000 Spend

20,000,000 Impressions$100,000 Spend

5 CPM

3 CPM

SEMNonbrand

583,333 Impressions$35,000 Spend

0.6 Bid

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Group Orders

Group DiscountsLunch Discounts

Group Lunch Orders

Online Food OrderSteak for Lunch

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Facebook

91%of Millennials report

using Facebook

16,000,000 Impressions$80,000 Spend5 CPM

http://www.americanpressinstitute.org/publications/reports/survey-research/millennials-social-media/

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YouTube

VS.

3,823,529 Impressions$65,000 Spend

1 CPCVhttp://variety.com/2015/digital/news/millennials-find-youtube-content-more-entertaining-relatable-than-tv-study-1201445092/

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The gameplan.

13%

1%

11%

5%

6%

5%13%

11%

11%

15%

SEM

BannersStandard

Pandora AudioYouTube9%

Social

Pandora Display

Facebook

Radio

Banners HIU

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94,794,255Impressions

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Media

Standard Banner

HIU Banner

Pandora

Radio

Facebook

YouTube

SEM

Social

$115,000

$100,000

$140,000

$120,000

$85,000

$80,000

$65,000

$35,000

$10,000

NET $

38,333,333

20,000,000

7,583,333

6,421,053

2,049,674

16,000,000

3,823,529

583,333

NET Imps 15-Jan 22-Jan 5-Feb 12-Feb 19-Feb 26-Feb 4-March 11-Mar 18-Mar 25-Mar29-Jan1-Jan8 -Jan

9 Media Net Impressions94,794,255

$750,000

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Spotify Partnership

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RARE Research

MEDIUM RARE Strategy

MEDIUM Creative

MEDIUM WELL Media

WELL DONE ROMI

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How does it add up?

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ROMI Per Restaurant$100050 orders of $20

$180080 orders of $22.5

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We’re better together.

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Where did we start?

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Appendix

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