CASE STUDIES
For a leading media group in Singapore’s broadcasting space, we developed a FTA and 360 Youth strategy
The Client Context
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The client was looking into launching a new youth offering, and required assistance in deciding on the type of offering, content strategy and the approach to take
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Apart from the content strategy and programming grid for the channel, the client needed to develop a comprehensive 360 strategy which would include a digital offering, social media hooks, radio, live events and print
Objectives
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Develop a FTA Youth Channel strategy
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Develop a 360 strategy which aligns with company’s existing media portfolio (events, social media, radio and print)
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Develop a branding and financing strategy to support the FTA Youth Channel + 360 strategy
What We Did To Help
Primary research: Youth study and focus groups
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Carried out a primary market research survey and focus group studies amongst the youth in Singapore to understand youth media consumption habits
Strategy development
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Positioning: Identified the ideal demographic and psychographic positioning of the channel
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Content strategy: Formulated the content strategy for the channel which included recommendations on the optimum mix of 1) local vs acquired content, 2) professional vs pro-sumer content and 3) high vs mid vs low cost content
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360 strategy: Developed a detailed 360 strategy which included the use of digital, events, social media, radio and print along with TV; also developed detailed 360 concepts for chosen shows
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Branding and financing strategy: Developed a branding strategy for the channel which included recommendations on brand personality, graphics & packaging and cross-marketing strategy. Recommended a financing strategy with a pre-channel launch revenue sourcing strategy
Strategy implementation plan
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Developed a youth customized genre based programming grid to appeal to different age and gender demographics within the youth segment
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Recommended a channel launch and transition strategy in order to ensure minimum disruption to the group’s existing bouquet of channels