Media Strategy for Godiva Chocolates
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The first medium selected for this campaign for Godiva Chocolates is the newspaper. The choices, and the reasons for choosing them are: New York Times, (this is for prestige, market penetration and appeal to foreign markets and consumers); Palm Beach Post, (good demographics that match product offering); Beverly Hills Courier, (Good demographics that match product offering); Pasadena Star News, (Good Asian and Japanese demographics with high discretionary income); Le Monde, (Strong Euro penetration with style setters which lets us take the battle behind enemy lines); International Herald Tribune, (Appeals to people with taste or who want to have taste); Wall Street Journal, (major demographics with the rich men with guilt niche which is perfect for upscale gift giving); Barrons,(rich Men with guilt); USA Today (good demographics that match product offering).The next medium is magazines. We have selected Yachting, (good demographics, high income, free thinking, traditionalists); Town & Country, (demographics of wealth, old money, style, gracious living, quality); Leaders, (absolute best demographics in the world since it only goes to world leaders and presidents of major corporations and all articles are written by these same leaders); Forbes, (good demographics and psychographics); FHM, (wealthy gay clientele); Details, (wealthy gay); Departures, (worldwide reach to those with discretionary income); O, (good d
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Approximate Word count = 820
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page)
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