Choosing the Right Social Media Platform

This activity guides students through evaluating social media platforms for three distinct businesses, each with unique objectives and target audiences. Students will identify the primary marketing objectives for each business, match them with the most appropriate platforms, and justify their choices. Finally, students will brainstorm content ideas and craft an example social media post for one of the businesses.

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Using Demarketing for Overtourism

In this activity, students will explore the concept of demarketing and its application to managing overtourism in popular destinations. Students will analyze real-world examples of strategies used by governments, tourism boards, and local communities to limit tourist numbers and their impacts.

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Crafting a Targeted Marketing Mix for Segments

In this activity, students will analyze four distinct market segments identified by an insurance firm and develop a tailored 7Ps marketing mix to appeal to one of these segments. Each segment has unique characteristics based on a matrix with two axes: active vs. passive insurance seekers and price vs. non-price sensitivity. You can choose to assign segments to groups or let students choose one or more segment to target.

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Classic Case Study: The KFC FCK Campaign

This video-based activity explores KFC’s innovative response to a 2018 supply chain crisis in the UK, which led to widespread restaurant closures due to a lack of chicken. Instead of opting for a defensive approach, KFC launched the bold “FCK” campaign, a humorous and self-deprecating apology that turned a potential PR disaster into a masterclass in brand recovery. Students will analyze the campaign’s elements, its impact on KFC’s brand image, and lessons in crisis communication.

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Is DEI a Brand Management Issue?

This activity challenges students to evaluate whether a pet food company should limit its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) efforts to internal operations or actively promote them as part of its brand identity, by considering the potential risks, rewards, and alignment with target market preferences. Students will analyze arguments presented in a manager’s meeting and weigh the pros and cons before making a recommendation.

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SWOT Analysis for Movie Cinemas

This activity helps students apply the SWOT analysis framework to evaluate internal and external factors affecting a business. Students will use this evaluation to identify strategies for maintaining competitiveness in a changing market. By focusing on a cinema chain’s challenges against streaming services, the activity emphasizes the impact of a changing marketing environment on an established industry. 

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Targeting Charity Donation Segments

In this activity, students work in groups to create tailored fundraising campaigns designed to appeal to one specific donor profile. Each campaign will look to address the unique motivations and behaviors of the market segment while seeking to maximize engagement and, of course, long-term donations. and ongoing support.

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