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Marketing Development of an International Forum: The One-to-One Approach 1 David L Jones, Ph.D. Associate Professor Hong Kong Polytechnic University

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This presentation is about how to use a proactive, personal one-to-one marketing approach to marketing a meeting.

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Marketing Development of an International Forum:

The One-to-One Approach

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David L Jones, Ph.D. Associate Professor

Hong Kong Polytechnic University

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Key Discussion Points

• Concept of one-to-one marketing – proactive approach

• Successful case studies from Polyu

• What we can do to improve• The future of marketing

international conferences to gen X and Y

• Direct marketing process• Putting it to work

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One-to-One Marketing Approach

• Building one customer at a time• New way to view marketing– Individually addressable– Two way– Inexpensive

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Evolution of One-to-One Marketing

Information Sharing

E-Commerce

E-Business

One-to-One Marketing

Transactions to Relationships

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Paradigm Shifts Required• Based on share of the customer,

not share of the market• Differentiate customers, not just

products• Engaging your customers in dialog

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Continuum of Online Marketing Communication

Broadcast

Personal

Reactive Proactive

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Where Do Types of Media Fit?Broadcast

Personal

Reactive Proactive

Print Ads – Trade Publications

Opt-in E-mail Offer

General Website

Personalized Website

Print Ads – Response Ad

E-Newsletter

Social Networking

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Where Do You Want to Be?

Broadcast

Reactive Proactive

Personal

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Why Do We Care About One-to-One Marketing?

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Benefits of One-to-One Marketing

• Focus Marketing to Right Customers

• Market Right Products/Features of Our Product

• Identify Most Profitable Customers

• Serve Most Profitable Customers

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Benefits of One-to-One Marketing

• Manage Less Profitable Situations Better

• Reduce Selling & Marketing Costs

• Improve Effectiveness of Marketing Communications – Dialog

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Case Studies from Hong Kong Polytechnic

UniversityInternational Forum on

China Hotel Brand Development&

APac CHRIE 2011

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International Forum on China Hotel Brand Development

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International Forum on China Hotel Brand Development

• Mixture of academics and industry–Only 20-30% academic

• 500 attendees• Rotating locations– 2008 Guangzhou– 2009 Nanjing–May 31-June 2, 2011 – Hotel ICON

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Key Marketing Points• Invited speakers from a number of established

brands both academic and industry– Shangri-la, Starwood, Cornell and Penn State – Mix/combination of international and domestic

aspects • Speakers, topics, Etc.• Sessions in English and Chinese

• Different pricing strategies • Working with local and regional hotel

associations and government– Strong local partner is always important in

Mainland China.

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Marketing Tools We Use• Database of 6,000 plus – Academics and industry

• SHTM publications• Partnering with other

organizations through website links

• Promotion at other conferences• Direct mail and direct e-mail (most

effective)• Everything in Chinese and English

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Forum Direct Mail & Promotion

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Current Promotion – e-mail & Website

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What Could We Do Better to Be More One-

to-One Focused?

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Using One-to-One Concepts

• Be More Targeted with the 6,000 Mailing List– Opt-in E-mails – Know the Preferred Contact Approach

• Customize the e-Mail Message and Website to Specific Groups – Academics and Industry

• Measure the Effectiveness of Each Approach– Coding of Marketing Materials

• Determine Which Partner Links Work Best– Measure the Links to Our Websites

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APac CHRIE 2011

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Asia Pacific Chapter of the International Council of Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Educators (APac CHRIE) • Academics

– Asia Pacific Federation meeting– Research presentations– Industry and academic speakers on key issues– Attendees from Asia and all other areas of the world

• History– Started 10 years ago– Rotates throughout region

• This year– Hotel ICON – June 2-4– Largest number of paper submissions – Nearly 400– Organized and run by SHTM students

• APac CHRIE 2011 Website

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APac CHRIE 2011 Marketing – Newsletters

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Today’s One-to-One Marketing

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SMS Marketing• Greatest strength is

immediacy– Saying the right thing to the right

person at the right time• Examples– A special offer– A time-sensitive promotion– Information bulletins– Latest news

• Who might be targeted?

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Viral Marketing• What is viral marketing?– Getting consumers to tell each other

about your product, service or website– “Tell A friend”

• Social networking/social media– Reaching gen X and gen Y

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Social Media in Marketing

• Social Networking Sites

• Review Networking Sites

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Marketing

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Look Who is On Facebook

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No, Look Who is on Facebook My Mom!

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Marketing

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Which Social Media Option?

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APPS!!!

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Use of Web Browsers versus Apps

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Using SocialNetworking/Media

• Online social communities• Video distribution channels• Blogs• Podcasts• User-generated review sites

Corbin Ball 2009

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Social Media – New Attendees

• Advertising• Discussion boards for

conversation• Introductions and information

exchange before the conference• Interactive session track picks• Attendee meet-ups or

“tweetups”• Real time messaging and

response• Post show follow-up

Corbin Ball 2009

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One-to-One Direct Marketing

Process

How Do You Do It?

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Six “D’s” To Successful One-to-One Direct

Marketing

1. Decide the Objective

2. Define the Audience

3. Determine the Strategy

4. Develop the Tactics

5. Deliver on the Promise

6. Delight in the Profits

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Decide On The Objective

• Start with a well define objective• What do you want the DM

program to accomplish?–Make a sale – registration– Lead generation– Retain past attendees/get repeat

attendees

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Define The Audience

• Target the market• Who are the key individuals in

the decision process for attendance?

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Determine the Strategy

• Plan of action to attain the objective

• Timeframe for the project

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Develop The Tactics

• What DM components are most appropriate?

• Who will handle the project?– Internal– External

• How will the results be tracked?

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Deliver On The Promise

• Set realistic expectations for the project

• Determine response rates

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Delight In The Profits

• Determine return on investment (ROI)

• Analyze the cost/benefits• Determine success– Increased awareness– Actual $’s generated–Number of leads generated– Repeat attendees generated

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International Convention Expo Summit (ICES)

Putting Our Knowledge to Work

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ICES• Annual conference– Academics and Industry Professionals– Focus is on MICE research and education

• History– Rotates between SHTM, UNLV Singapore

and now Hallym University of Graduate Studies

– Last year – Seoul and Chuncheon– Next year – STHM

• Student organized and run since 2008

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How Do We Use One-to-One Marketing for ICES 2012?

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Summary

• One-to-One Marketing – Addressing potential attendees

based on what they need– Personal and Proactive

• SMS and Social Media– Key to One-to-One Marketing

• Direct Marketing – 6 D’s

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The Possession of Facts is Knowledge, the Use

of Them is Wisdom Thomas

Jefferson

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To Be Fond Of Learning Is Near To Wisdom

Confucius

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Thank You

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