The group must develop a digital marketing strategy and communication plan to promote a dual degree program between a university in Nepal and Thailand, outlining business objectives, target audience, unique selling points, communication objectives by phase, timeline, budget by phase, and key performance indicators, within a $1.5 million budget and 45 minute presentation.
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Group Case Assignment - Digi Marketing
The group must develop a digital marketing strategy and communication plan to promote a dual degree program between a university in Nepal and Thailand, outlining business objectives, target audience, unique selling points, communication objectives by phase, timeline, budget by phase, and key performance indicators, within a $1.5 million budget and 45 minute presentation.
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Group Case Assignment
Your Task • Product : KCM-Siam University Dual BBA Degree Program
• Objective : to promote this program among potential high school
students and targets in Nepal and recruit them for Jan 2022 semester
• Develop a digital marketing strategy and digital communication plan
outlining : – Business objectives – STP and USPs – Digital communication objectives – Digital communication plan by phasing – Timeline – Budget by phasing – Measurement Criteria (KPIs) Other additional information • Budget 1.5 mil USD for whole campaign period • All 4 groups to present on May 26 • Each group will have 45 mins max to present • Everyone in the group must have a part to present • Ethical consideration
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