A museum changes into a disco club!ย Inย the previous post I shared how much I enjoyed a special event at the Natural History Museumย called: ‘After-School Club for Grown-ups & Silent Disco at the Natural History Museum’. While I was busy dancing hard, the marketer bit of me managed to squeeze into my mind. Because my general impression towards museums was rather far from excitement, I started to think about how the Natural History Museum was so successful in this event. There are four success factors I have thought of as a marketer’s perspective. 1. Clear STP (Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning) Customers of the Natural History Museum ย (NHM) can be categorisedย withย various criteria, but here I divided them into two groups as follows: Kids and adults with kids; and grown-ups without kids. With the majority of exhibitions being free as well as highly educational, the NHM is certainly one of the hot places in the UK…
Although Pokรฉmon GO has been launched in only a few countries, theย aspiration for it is boiling up across the world. Willย Pokรฉmon GO be able…
H&M lured a lot of shoppers all around the world thanks to the collaboration with Balmain recently. In front of the H&M store in…
Air France has recently launched new cabins in Asia; it is engaging and rather creative how the company has managed toย drawย publicย attention to its new…
Since Paddington the bear came into the world inย October 1958 through the book named ‘A Bear Called Paddington’, it has stayed close toย us in…
Last night, the last episode of Downton Abbey Season 5 was on ITV, and so were the bombarding Christmas adverts between the programme. Although…