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Situation Analysis
Jen Partridge is the
owner of The Cookie
Cottage, located at 36
Carlson Ave. Jen has an
entrepreneurial spirit,
a great cookie recipe
and a unique sense of
flavors, which is why
she decided to open a
cookie shop. The Cookie
Cottage opened in
Rexburg in June 2018.
One weakness The Cookie Cottage has is they are fairly unknown
to Rexburg residents. The Cookie Cottage is in an unfamiliar
location. The Cookie Place is in a main location with other familiar
businesses, which helps to attract customers.
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Goals/ Objectives
The overall goal of this campaign was to increase brand
awareness for The Cookie Cottage located in Rexburg, Idaho.
To achieve this overall goal, we had several objectives that we
wanted to accomplish. These objectives were to:
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Key Messages
The Cookie Cottage’s sugar
cookies are unique and has
flavors that can’t be found
anywhere else.
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Target Audience
Our primary target audience is the college students at BYU-Idaho.
Each semester, there are 17,000 to 20,000 students on campus. They
represent a large population of Rexburg.
Students also have easy access to The Cookie Cottage, which is located
next to BYU-Idaho. The Cookie Cottage has a fun and inviting
atmosphere that is perfect for college students. The store has an upbeat
vibe with fun colors, music and smells that would make any young
adult want to come in and see what it’s all about.
Social media was also a vehicle to spread the word about the
Spring Fling. We created an event on Facebook, which we shared
to our personal accounts and to the I Love Life in Rexburg page.
We posted at least three times a week on Facebook and Instagram
to get people excited about the Spring Fling.
Before
1. Have you heard of The Cookie Cottage:
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2. Do you know where The Cookie Cottage is located?
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4. Are you more likely to purchase a cookie based on the
types of flavors available?
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After
1. Have you heard of The Cookie Cottage:
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3. Have you ever been to The Cookie Cottage?
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Strategies and Tactics
Objective: Increase Audience Awareness
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-Designed T-Shirts
Designed and ordered shirts
Handed out shirts as part of the raffle at
the Spring Fling
Employees will wear t-shirts to work
Sent the survey out to about 600 students to reach our primary
audience
Posted the survey on personal accounts and Facebook pages to
reach our secondary audience
Objective: Increase Instagram followers from 498 to 750
-Valenties Cookie-Grams
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Buy a cookie and a rose for Valentine’s deal
Designed notes that people could write on for their grams
Spring Fling Event
The first ever Spring Fling event was held on March 20th from 5:00-8:30
PM at The Avenues. The Spring Fling was an event that was held in hopes
to build brand awareness for The Cookie Cottage.
For the “Cookie Decorating,” people would make a $2 donation, and the
proceeds were given to the Family Crisis Center located in Rexburg.
For “Stump the Baker,” people came up with new flavors for a cookie. Jen
will go through and find the flavor she likes best and name a cookie after
it.
For “Name That Flavor,” we had eight different frosting flavors for people
to taste and guess the flavor. Those who were able to guess the flavors
correctly had the opportunity to take a coupon of their choice.
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Spring Fling Timeline
Week 1 (3/4-3/10):
Began posting on social media informing about the Spring Fling
Reached out to Glasscard and Explore Rexburg to have them post
about the Spring Fling (have them post 1 week before the event
and the day of the event)
Sent in news release to the
Standard Journal
Reached out to The Avenues
Week 2 (3/11-3/17)
Created a survey for the event--
-how did you find out about this
event?
Posted in “I Love Life in
Rexburg” about the event
Had coupons ready for the week
of the event
Printed flyers
Handed out flyers
Meet the Team posted on
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Customers enjoy activities at Spring Fling
Instagram stories
Got decorations(balloons, plastic
tablecloths, tape, letter boards)
Ordered raffle tickets, chalk and pink
balloons
Cookie design
celebrates Spring
Fling date
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Cookies on display in the shop 23
Budget
PINK LADIES BUDGET:
Sidewalk Chalk: $2.97
Raffle Tickets: $4.13
Pink Balloons: $9.99
Event Flyers: $34.60
Helium Tank: $28.59
T-shirts: $13.96 each (6 shirts)= $86.44
10 tablecloths ($1 each) = $10.00
2 Pom-Pom Garland ($1 each)= $2.00
Candy=$4.00
7 Balloon Weights ($1 each)= $7.00
Photo booth Decorations= $4.00
TOTAL: 193.72
*The remainder of the budget was spent on final presentation materials
JENS BUDGET:
Flyers: $35
Employee Wage: $31.50
Shirts: $27.94
Cookie Supplies: ~$30
TOTAL: $124.44
*These are estimated numbers
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Future Ideas
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Meet the Team
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Emma Dillard is from a small town in Kansas and
is finishing up her final seemster at BYU-Idaho.
Afterwards she plans on moving to San Francisco,
California and trying her hand at being a city girl. There
she will be able to put her Public Relations knowledge to
the test. When she isn’t studying or at work you can find
her wandering the isles of thrift stores or in the Taco
Bell drive-thru.
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Final Thoughts
This semester has been a good learning experience. For the first time in our
Communication careers, we were able to directly apply the things that we have
learned to a real client.
The Cookie Cottage was a great client. Jen was always upbeat and energized.
We were able to really come in and see what needed to be fixed and address the
main problem.
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Final Evaluation
Objective:-Increase audience awareness; specifically within college
students
Result: The Survey shows that 45 knew initially of The Cookie Cot-
tage, and our final survey shows that over 90 knew where and what
The Cookie Cottage is.
Result: Over the time of our campain sales quadrupled from January
to March
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Designs/Material
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Bring this flyer to the Cookie Bri
Cottage to get the deal! C
T-Shirt Design
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