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Published on Aug 27, 2019
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Lego
astrid haro-dig-180 social MEDIA MARKETING 8/27/19 Case study
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Joe Shlabotnik
2.
Issues
Having adjust to social media.
Copyright issues.
brttle bricks
Sales decreasing.
Environmental issues
Budget deficit
Afraid of Social media
Think kids will pay attention to social instead of the toys.
Kids are paying attention to technology,instead of the lego brands
Lack of ideas
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Alan Hardman
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Goals
Apeael to young boys as well girls
Market the bricks on social media
Understand cosumer beahvior.
Insipre children to think creavity
Promote through movies, vidoe games,and tv shows.
Push the boundaries.
Understand Social Media culture
Modernize their toys.
Use Social Media to build relationships with consumers and cutomers.
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Rick Mason
4.
STRATEGIES
Make new desgins.
Write new ideas.
Adjust to Social media.
Create products online.
Appeal to Target audiences.
Ask for requests
Promote thrugh Social Media
Email Marketing
Free trial on LEGO websites
Sell the bricks on the webistes.
Engaged with the audunce.
Increase online sales
Chatbots
Check ratings and reviews and assesse the score.
Create a loyal fan base.
Customer support
Target audince
Make new desgins
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Karen Roe
5.
Call to action
Promote on Soical Media
Write a blog. Have members subscribe to an email newsletter.
Follow on Facebook,Twitter,and Instagram.
Promote vidoes through Youtube or other.
Sign for free trial.
Use a survey.
Small questionnaires.
Offer tutorials of creating bricks
Sell them onlines.
Promote ads.
A month free on LEGO websites.
Offer support to customers.
Promte new lines of toys on social media
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James Orr
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Outcome
Lego toys are manufactured in China, Denmark,Mexico,and Hungary.
LEGO company has a value net worth of over $14.6 billion as of 2010.
The highest toy company next to Mattel
Largest Toy company by revenue with over US$1.9 billion in sales, surpassing Mattel.
Revived more coverage on Internet and Social Media.
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