Cross-Platform Marketing
Creating the Influence You Need
Media channels and consumption habits are diverse and constantly evolving. You can no longer rely on a newspaper ad and a few pieces of direct mail to reach the people you need to influence. Today, real-time, powerful customer-centric marketing and engagement must be delivered across a range of platforms in order to change behavior. MNM works with clients to craft cohesive and branded cross-platform campaigns. We utilize numerous delivery channels, including digital advertising, to reach targeted audiences with tested messaging.
The new Lilac Hills Ranch Land-Use/Entitlement CampaignIn 2017, Ranch Capital unveiled plans for San Diego County’s first Carbon-Neutral Village: The New Lilac Hills Ranch. Previous versions of the project had faced challenges, so clear objectives were established:
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No on C & D CampaignDuring the 2016 election cycle, the San Diego County Taxpayers Association’s (SDCTA) PAC utilized paid advertising to promote the association’s position on five separate tax measures, including its opposition to two stadium measures: C & D. Reach for the citywide C & D Campaign needed to be expansive, so high-propensity voters and others across several San Diego communities were targeted. MNM developed and placed radio and Facebook ads, and hundreds of signs were posted in high-visibility, heavily-trafficked areas across the city.
Voters agreed with SDCTA's recommendations on all five measures, including C & D. Both stadium measures were soundly defeated. |
Tourism Coalition Campaign
In 2017, MNM worked with the Tourism Coalition, as well as Mayor Kevin Faulconer and his team, in support of the Mayor’s plan to increase the visitor tax to pay for three areas of critical importance to San Diego and our tourism economy:
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Los Angeles County Paperless Billing & Auto Pay CampaignCalifornia American Water’s Los Angeles County Paperless Billing campaign focused on how “Paperless Billing” can simplify a customer’s life. Multiple communication channels were used to reach customers over the course of several months, including direct mail, bill inserts, phone calls, Facebook ads and email blasts. Each of the communication pieces provided easy steps for enrolling in Paperless Billing.
From March to September 2017, Los Angeles County experienced a 13.7% increase in Paperless Billing customers, which was significantly higher than the statewide average for the same timeframe. |