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Do any of your current campaigns inspire web sites or message board
threads? |
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For
the ARMY Iron Man campaign, fans create Facebook pages with a link to our
Army Iron man web site, where fans can vote for the weekly winner.
Fans also created message board threads on social networking web sites
like CBS Sportsline to solicit votes for the Army Iron Man campaign. |
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Do any of your current campaigns inspire voting parties? |
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The
interactive voting component generates tremendous
interest in the campaign. In Kentucky, the family of Army Iron Man
of the Year Hunter Adams opened their home for voting parties, during
which friends and family gathered to vote for Hunter. |
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How much interaction with your target audience does your current campaign
provide? |
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The
campaign can open doors for your recruiters, helping establish
relationships with school administrators, coaches, and parents. At
the end of the campaign, we schedule a ring presentation ceremony at the
school of the annual winner. In addition, TSF Radio Network provides
you with weekly awards top present to each Army Iron Man of the
Week. For the weekly presentation, we recommend
that recruiters attempt to set up a presentation at the end of a practice,
at which time, the recruiter can speak with the team about what it means
to be ARMY Strong. |
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Do your current campaigns establish interpersonal communication with the
target audience? |
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Our
interactive campaign receives a tremendous response from the target
audience, generating hundreds of thousands of e-mailed votes during the
campaign. We respond to each e-mailed vote, with a note thanking
them for their participation in the campaign, encouraging them to visit
the Army web site, and giving them the phone number for the recruiting
station in their community. |
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