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Lego

Published on Aug 27, 2019

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Lego

astrid haro-dig-180 social MEDIA MARKETING 8/27/19 Case study

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
Photo by Alan Hardman

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.
Photo by Rick Mason

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
Photo by Karen Roe

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
Photo by James Orr

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.