Plan and launch a client webinar campaign
You are a Marketing Coordinator in the marketing and communications team.
What is going on
Northbank Logistics, a corporate client, is launching a new freight service and wants a webinar on 22 October to reach freight buyers in manufacturing and retail. Project PRJ-26-036 is in planning with a budget of 22,000 dollars. The Marketing and Communications Manager wants a complete campaign: audience and message, an email sequence, social content, a landing page brief, the registration and reminder flow, the digital advertising approach and the measures Meridian will report. The client's operations manager has just been onboarded and will be the presenter. The first email and the campaign plan are due on 18 September and the client wants a registration target agreed up front.
Subject: Northbank freight launch webinar: campaign plan needed
Northbank Logistics wants a webinar to launch their new freight service on 22 October and the project is in planning. I need you to build the campaign: audience and message, email sequence, social content, a landing page brief, the registration and reminder flow and the measures we will report. Use the project record for the budget and milestones, and log the client calls in the client system. Bring me a campaign plan and a draft of the first email by 18 September.
Your brief
Produce a campaign plan that positions the service for the right audience, a sequenced set of marketing activities across email, social and digital advertising, a draft first email and landing page brief, and a measurement plan, keeping the project and client records current.
Work through it
You do not need to do it all. Doing a few of these will show you what the work is like. Your ticks and notes stay on this device.
What someone in this role would produce
- Campaign plan with audience, message, objectives and timeline
- Draft invitation email and sequence outline
- Landing page brief
- Social and digital advertising plan with budget split
- Measurement plan and client record entry
Printing this is a record of what you explored. It is not a certificate or a qualification.
