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Open Planning

BREAKING NEWS

How to optimise personalised customer marketing strategies

Another paper from Angus Jenkinson: Learning from integrated marketing: How to optimise personalised customer marketing strategies (Part 2, Journal of Direct, Data and Digital Marketing Practice, VOL.8 NO.4 PP 319–335). Available from the IDM website for members or on this link Ingenta site

Planning and evaluating communications paper

The Journal of Targeting, Marketing and Management has a detailed paper by Angus Jenkinson that goes into aspects of Open Planning: Planning and evaluating communications in the integrated organisation (2007, JTMAM_15.1) Planning and evaluating communications paper

Optimising communications

A paper by the Open Planning project team principals, Angus Jenkinson, Kevin Bishop and Branko Sain is now on the website. It also features a case study of the the NSPCC, whose Director of Communications, John Grounds, was an active member of the Best Practice Group Papers and Cases

FUTURE EVENTS

future events

New Centre for Integrated Marketing website

From 1st December, in association with the new University of Bedfordshire, there is a revamped and more friendly website for the CFIM. Same address, new feel. There are many great papers and cases here. more

Open Planning

The MNP Best Practice Group approach to Communications Planning is based on Open Planning, with a raft of key tools and ideas, including the process, 18 recommended executive actions and the beginning of a workable toolkit to make this practical. Research estimates by Jenkinson at the Centre for Integrated Marketing indicate that the potential payoff for the UK industry is in the region £4 billion to £10 billion.

The Open Planning framework

CODAR: How you collate data and learn. Collate planning & evaluation across all communication levels, disciplines and media and share learning.

SEEBOARD Energy

SEEBOARD Energy was suffering in the highly competitive, post deregulation market and rapidly losing market share and customers. To overcome the problem, Nigel Samuels, then Sales and Marketing Director turned to archibald ingall stretton, an integrated communications agency, for a retention programme. The brief was simple: An honest, 12-month retention plan to cover all aspects of the SEEBOARD Energy business. Not limited by what is currently possible. Not limited by budget. Jon Ingall, Managing Partner of archibald ingall stretton, led a research project that identified current reality and recommended a radical solution known as the "Where does it all come from?" campaign, based on a core truth of the business. The key research-driven insight was recognising the creative culture of the business and its intense service ethos. This was a basis for real brand differentiation. The entire leadership of the organisation recognised the importance and opportunity and ensured that the whole organisation roseto the challenge.