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How The Clippers Can
Communicate With Teens
Professor Pat West
Our Mission
Objective:
Increase teenager attendance at Clippers
games
Stimulate buzz among teens
Strategy:
Identify thought leaders
Understand the “laws of cool”
Break the “communication code”
Situation Analysis: Company
Columbus Clippers:
Fan Perceptions
Resources Available
Strengths & Weaknesses
Situation Analysis: Consumers
Current & Potential Fans:
Demographics & Geographical Locations
Psychographics
Entertainment motives, needs, & wants
Social networks
How do they communicate with their friends in and
out of school?
Dynamics of group decision making
How can the clippers get on the teen agenda?
Situation Analysis: Consumers
Current & Potential Fans:
Time schedule
When do they go out with friends?
Resources
How much money do they have in their
entertainment budget?
Situation Analysis: Competition
Teen Lifestyle & Activities:
Preferences
Sports, Music, Food
Habitual activities
Situation Analysis: Collaborators
Current:
Media (News coverage & Radio stations)
Potential:
Situation Analysis: Context
PEST Analysis:
Political factors
Economic factors
Social factors
Technological factors
SWOT Analysis
Areas of strength, weakness
Potential opportunities and threats
Prioritize!!!
Understanding the Laws of Cool
Teens look to “aspirational peers” to know
what is cool
We want to identify who these people are and
find a way to connect with them
Teens are particularly susceptible to
“herding behavior”
If you can offer an incentive to attract the right
kind of people others will follow
Teens need to feel like they will be in the
company of their peers
Social Networks
Information travels via social networks
We need to understand how communication
travels through the networks
How can the Clippers most effectively infiltrate
these networks to attract teens who would be
most receptive to Clippers baseball?
Breaking the Communication Code
Where would teens be most likely to hear
about the Clippers?
What message will they be most receptive
to?
How do the dynamics of groups impact
communication?
Assignment:
Review your “data” and being the process
of idea generation