From our PPD workshop today and a chat with Jane, I have realised that we are
in effect selling the company in a creative manor like we need sell
ourselves to other creatives. We have now decided to expand our range
from just a notepad to a whole little set; including a pen, diary,
notepad and post-it notes. This has been a result of extensive research
into what is relevant to a graphic designer. In essence if Fedrigoni are
providing graphic designers with these materials they will realise that
Fedrigoni understand their needs as a designer and will therefore be
more inclined to use them as their paper stockists. Within the dairy we
want to also pick out important dates a graphic designer may want
to/need to be aware of (for example D&AD deadline, creative awards
etc.) this will create greater emphasis to the fact that Fedrigoni are
not just paper suppliers but paper suppliers that will meet the needs of
a graphic designer. Our questionnaire demonstrated that the brand of
paper is not important as it is the qualities within the paper that the
designer is looking for. Therefore, our pack we send needs to have a
strong emphasis on the paper's qualities and how a designer can use
these within their work. We want to compose a focused mailing list which targets creative directors who have clients who deal with print
based media; this will then ensure that we are targeting the correct
people so that Fedrigoni are not wasting their money on distributing
these packs to people who are not going to respond or even want to
purchase paper from Fedrigoni. To do this we are going to propose using File Fx to purchase a specified mailing list.
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