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This assignment is due by 11.59 p.m. on _____, ______, 2022 in the course Dropbox entitled
Final Group Assignment
This assignment is worth 20% of the final grade.
This is a group assignment. All members of a group are expected to contribute to its
completion.
Instructions
This assignment must be submitted using the Final Group Project Submission Template at the end of this
document.
Based on the decisions you’ve made in the first three group assignments, you will now plan a digital
marketing campaign that promotes your offering to your target market using your brand voice.
Keyword list
Social Media posts
Content marketing pieces
Paid Search ad
Paid Facebook ad
YouTube Video ad (minimum 30 to 60 seconds max)
TikTok Promotion Video (minimum 5 seconds to 15 seconds max)
Landing page
Sections
Keywords (Week 7)
In this section you are choosing 4 keywords that you think your target market are most likely to search
for if they are interested in your offering (regardless of whether they’ve heard of you or not). Two of the
four must be long-tail keywords. For each keyword you need to decide which Match Type (Broad match,
Phrase match, or Exact match) you want to use.
In addition, you need to choose one negative keyword. Negative keywords are keywords you do not
want to match for in searches. For example, if you market online courses that students have to pay for,
you might want to have “free” as a negative keyword so that your paid ads do not get clicked on by
people who are only looking for free online courses.
You can use Google Keyword Planner to help you choose your keywords. If you don’t already have a
Google account you’ll need to create one to use the Google’s keyword tool.
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Using the template and following the character limits (where indicated) you will write text and select
images for Twitter, Facebook and Instagram posts aimed at your target market.
Organic posts and non-promotional Content Marketing pieces should focus on engaging the user with
content of interest to them rather than focusing on directly selling to them. In your organic posts you
are trying to connect with your audience by talking about things they are interested in. If you are
unclear on how to go about this, look at what brands you admire do in their organic social media posts.
You may also want to look at what your competitors are doing with organic social media.
Keywords: While engaging your target market is your number one goal with organic social media, it’s a
good idea to include your keywords in organic social media posts whenever possible because it creates
more opportunities for your content to show up in SERPs for your keywords.
Paid Search and Social Media Ads and promotional Content Marketing pieces should focus directly on
selling to the user with a Call To Action encouraging them to visit your website. In the case of Facebook,
there are pre-set CTAs that you can choose from. Be sure to only put one CTA in the Call To Action field
of the Facebook paid ad section of the assignment.
Content Marketing doesn’t just mean blog posts. There are many different types of content you can
create and curate for your audience such as:
Blog
Checklist
Guide
How-to Instructions
Infographic
Listicle
Podcast
Press Release
Research/Whitepaper
Video
Following the 4:1:1 Ratio we discussed in Week 4, you will create a Content Marketing list with the
following:
4 pieces of curated content - content created by others that will be of interest to your target
market
1 piece of original content - content created by you that will be of interest to your target market
1 piece of promotional content - content created by you that focuses on selling your offering to
your target market.
MKT-1103 Final Project - Digital Marketing Campaign
For the curated content you are finding content created by others and documenting what it is in the
space provided in the submission template. The goal is to find content that you think would appeal to
your target market/persona. The content does not have to be from the same industry as your business.
The main consideration in choosing the particular content pieces you are curating in this section is each
one’s appeal to your target market/persona.
For the original and promotional content, you don’t need to actually create the content piece but you
need give a clear sense of that the content of the piece would be. For example, if your original content
piece is a podcast, you don’t have to record an actual podcast, but you do need to write 1-3 sentences
describing what content the podcast would communicate to the audience.
Keywords: Be sure to include (and bold) keywords in your promotional content piece and (if possible)
your original content piece.
The Landing Page is where you are directing users when they click on the links in your social media
posts, content pieces or paid ads.
You need to ensure that your landing page has good SEO by using metadata that includes your
keywords, and you need to ensure that the main message and Call to Action are well-written so that
they are engaging for human readers.
Keywords: Your Meta title tag, Meta description, H1 tag, and Main Message should all contain
keywords. Ideally your URL should as well.
The Promotional email is sent to the user after they have subscribed to your email list.
The Transactional email is the thank you email you send to a customer after they have made a purchase.
Images:
If you are not sure where to find images that do not violate copyright, this blog post has links to a
number of good image sites: https://buffer.com/library/free-images/
Rubric:
Overall Marks:
Keywords
Organic Tweet
Text:
Image: <choose an image that is eye-catching and reinforces your message>
Day and Time: <what day and time will you post this?>
Text:
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Paid Facebook Ad
Primary Text: <The primary text for your ad appears in most placements, though the position
varies. You can use @ to tag Facebook profiles or Pages. Facebook recommends
125 characters or fewer.>
Headline: <The headline will appear in most placements, but its position will vary by
placement. Headlines over 40 characters may be cut off.>
Description: <The description is your opportunity to include additional details. It will be
shown in your ad if it's likely to resonate with the person seeing it. It will only
appear in some placements and its position will vary. There is no recommended
character limit and you can add up to 5 different descriptions.>
Image: <choose an image that is eye-catching and reinforces your message>
Call to Action: <Facebook allows you to add one CTA from the following list: Learn More, Apply
Now, Book Now, Contact Us, Download, Get Offer, Get Quote, Get Showtimes>
Content
Topic: <In 1-3 sentences, describe what this promotional content piece is about. Be sure to
include your keywords.>
Appeal: <why do you think this content will be of interest to your target market?>
URL:
Meta title tag:
Meta description:
H1 tag:
Main Message: <This is the introductory content that appears under your Headline/H1 tag. It
should be 2-4 sentences that clearly communicate to the user what your offering
is and how it can benefit them.>
Call to Action: <The purpose of this landing page is to get the user to subscribe to your email
list by filling out a form. What is your CTA to get the user to give you their email
address?>
Ad Objective:
Ad Title:
Ad Description:
Ad Video: You can either share a link of your video posted on YouTube or share a video link
which can be downloadable for the evaluation purposes. You can mention your
link here in this box
Video evaluation is based on: objective is reflected, thought clarity and learning
for the viewer.
Promotion
Objective:
Promotion Video
Title:
Promotion Video
Description:
Promotion Video: You can share a video link which can be downloadable for the evaluation
purposes. You can mention your link here in this box
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Video evaluation is based on: objective is reflected, thought clarity and learning
for the viewer.