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Page 1: FLIMP® Case Study: College Admissions Video Email ... College.pdf · Davidson turned to FLIMP Media to create, deliver and track a rich video email campaign designed to build on

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FLIMP® Case Study: College AdmissionsVideo Email Marketing CampaignClient: Davidson College

About Davidson College

Davidson is a highly selective independent liberal arts college for 1,700 students located 20 minutes north of Charlotte in Davidson, N.C. In March 2008, Davidson became the focus of national attention when its men’s basketball team reached the NCAA Tournament’s “Sweet Sixteen” by beating heavily favored Georgetown University in the second round. At this same time, the Davidson College Admission Office was preparing to send out acceptance letters to more than 900 admitted students.

Marketing Objective

David Mabe, Assistant Dean of Admission at Davidson, recognized that the unexpected success of the men’s basketball team provided a unique opportunity to generate enthusiasm among admitted students to increase admission yields. “We had a nationally recognized sports team and we wanted to share their success with our admitted students” said Mabe. The challenge was to come up with a way to quickly create, deliver and track an exciting web communications campaign that would connect admitted students with the energy and excitement surrounding the Wildcats NCAA Tournament run. The window of opportunity was small and Davidson did not have an agency or in-house marketing resource to execute a web campaign in such a short time frame.

The FLIMP Campaign

Davidson turned to FLIMP Media to create, deliver and track a rich video email campaign designed to build on the excitement of the Wildcats’ Sweet Sixteen success. The campaign would feature a Davidson branded Sweet Sixteen video microsite with links to information about the college and a website built to welcome students to the Class of 2012. Admission acceptances were posted online at 9:00 p.m. Eastern on March 27th. By the next morning, nearly 400 students had accessed

their acceptance letters. The Admission Office decided to target these students with the FLIMP video email campaign quickly, before the next tournament game. Using FLIMP and available graphics and video content, the video email campaign was created and delivered to target students on the afternoon of March 28th.

Campaign Results

“The timing of the video email campaign was impeccable. For these students, we were able to combine the enthusiasm of being accepted to Davidson with the energy and excitement surrounding the success of our basketball team” according to Dave Mabe. “We never could have done some-thing like this on such short notice without the FLIMP technology and FLIMP Media’s supportive and responsive staff. The whole process was pretty amazing.”

“In terms of our yield results, we expect to admit a certain number of students from

our wait list every year. This year, however, our yield was so high that we didn’t go to the wait list for additional students. I have been with Davidson’s Admission Office for five years and this is the first time that’s happened. We can’t attribute it all to the FLIMP campaign, but it certainly helped. Most of the colleges and universities I know had to go to their wait lists this year and we didn’t.”

A total of 380 students received the Davidson FLIMP campaign by email and there were 400 videosite views representing a 106% engagement rate. Of those, 159 students or 40.8% of the target audience watched the 71 second video to completion. The campaign response rate was an astounding 64.55% as 251 student clicked response links. Of those, 212 went to the Davidson Class of 2012 website. According to Dave Mabe, more students went to that website from the FLIMP campaign than from the links on Davidson’s own online acceptance letters. The total viewing time for the campaign was 7 hours 10 minutes and 48 seconds.

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FLIMP® Case Study: College AdmissionsVideo Email Marketing CampaignClient: Davidson College

Using FLIMP, a flash videosite email marketing campaign was created, launched and tracked by viewer email address to promote the NCAA Men’s Division I Sweet Sixteen appearance by Davidson College. The campaign targeted students accepted to Davidson College’s Class of 2012.

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Video Duration 1 min., 11 sec.

Total Viewing Time 7 hr., 10 min., 48 sec.

Average Viewing Time 1 min., 6 sec.

Davidson College Flimp Videosite Email Campaign. Viewer Engagement and Reponse Data.

Target Audience Actions Viewers Response Rate

Received video email campaign 389 100% of delivered emails

Opened email with flimp videosite message 498 131.40% of email recipients

Total videosite views (includes views from viral recipients)1 400 106.10% of email opens

Watched to completion (watched entire video) 159 39.75% of videosite viewers

Response links clicked (viewer responses) 257 64.25% of videosite viewers

Forward to a friend (sent to a friend)2 13 3.25% of microsite viewers

1 Multiple views by the same person within 5 minutes are counted as one videosite view.

2 Viral Recipients data does not include messages forwarded directly from email agent.

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