AIESEC Brand Operations Guide

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But HOW defined?

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Goal

•  Check internal current state, internal needs, LC strenghts and weakenesses and Supply & Demand (for X); •  Check historical growth and data; •  Check external reality (trends, period, opportuniSes); •  Check LC resources (HR, financial); •  Take into account ambiSon and desired impact. •  PAY ATTENTION: Before your target’s definiSon, make sure you have a specific goal based on product and sub-­‐product (Ex: oGCDP Human Rights).

Target

•  Define demographic characterisScs of your audience (studies, age, educaSon level, locaSon, occupaSon); •  Define your customer’s profile (personality, social profile, financial condiSons, a\tudes, values, interests/hobbies, lifestyle, behavior) •  To get all these info, you may do an external market research first!

Channel

•  Check previous data about how many customers from your target audience come from each channels; •  Channels should have direct or indirect connecSon with the customer; •  Follow the 80-­‐20 pareto rule and choose the most efficient channels (best results) with the less effort; •  Find out the most effecSve approach: online or physical

Message

•  It should reflect: •  The program you are promoSng •  The profile of the people you are adverSsing to •  It should be: •  Catchy •  Short •  Clear •  It must be brand aligned! (see brand filter guide here)

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