New Zealand Trade and Enterprise
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Campaign: |
MarketNewZealand.com |
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Company: |
New Zealand Trade and Enterprise |
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Agency: |
Nebula |
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Background
MarketNewZealand.com is a critical part of New Zealand Trade
and Enterprise’s push to improve communications with
exporters and introduce international buyers to New Zealand
industry.
Executed by Nebula
and Touchpoint, New Zealand Trade and Enterprise launched
a multi-channel enrolment campaign designed to strengthen
the relationship between exporters and the rest of the world
while driving the adoption of online trading practices. |
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Objectives
- Promote the existence of MarketNewZealand.com to New Zealand
exporters
- Encourage 1,300 exporters to profile their companies on
the site
- Start building a permission database for promotional campaigns,
attracting all exporters and especially those interested
in e-business
- Start building a community sense among exporters by publishing
an ‘Exporter E-News’ newsletter by email
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Target Audience
New Zealand Exporters. |
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Channels
Touchpoint implemented/managed the following components of
the campaign:
Other components:
- Advertising
- Public Relations
- Telemarketing
- Brochures
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Approach
It was New Zealand Trade and Enterprise’s aim to expand
their exporter database by merging their existing lists with
purchased lists. They also wanted to continuously segment
the database into specific categories as responses were received:
- ’Live’ – Exporters already live with
an online profile on MarketNewZealand.com, who gave permission
to be kept informed
- ’Non-live’ – Exporters who had applied
and been accepted, but had not yet completed their profile
- ’Contacted’ – Exporters who had already
been contacted, but had not yet responded
- ’TNZ-no-contact’ – Exporters already
in a New Zealand Trade and Enterprise database, but not
yet contacted
- ’Other-no-contact’ – Companies from
other data sources, not yet contacted
After segmentation, the following initiatives were carried
out:
- Email and direct mail were sent to ‘live’
exporters where the data allowed such communication
- ’Non-live’ exporters were emailed with a reminder
to complete the process
- Non-responders from existing New Zealand Trade and Enterprise
customer databases were telemarketed to encourage response
- Follow-ups were sent to all registered and interested
exporters to remind them of the information they could receive,
including email newsletters, surveys and category specific
communications
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How Touchpoint Technology Helped
Touchpoint was used to manage the direct mail, email and
database components of the campaign.
- Centrally managed campaign and data across direct mail
and email
- Managed initial merge/dedupe of databases for campaign
- Tracking of responses back to channel
- Tracking of emails and survey responses
- Providing overseas offices with remote access to databases
and messaging
- Integration with Trade NZ CRM and website registration
databases
- Ability for customers to opt-in/out and update their details
online
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Results
- The results of the NZEO registration drive exceeded its
targets by 38% and today more than 2000 exporters are featured
with an online profile
- The direct marketing/email campaign resulted in a 22%
response rate
- The number of resulting applications through each medium
is almost the same: direct mail 47% vs email 53%
- Telemarketing also proved effective in converting prospects
who still did not respond to direct mail/email – 39%
conversion
- The cost of the direct and email marketing campaign was
very favourable compared to advertising – only 6%
of the advertising cost per application for an online profile
(11% when one-off set-up costs are included)
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