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1.1 union board
1.2 intervarsity
1.3 camras bowl
1.4 edgewater
1.5 raygun, wiit
publications
2.1 davidson’s safest choice
2.2 iit christmas party
2.3 technews
2.4 caurs
2.5 open mic
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1.2
1.3
1.4
RayGun
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SAFEST CHOICE
SAFEST CHOICE
SAFEST CHOICE
IPeR O 336pe:rts
Spring 2009
SELLING THE IDEA (CONT’D):
Public Relations Subteam:
Our entire group planned and hosted a No-Bake OUR RECOMMENDATOINS (CONT’D):
Safety Eggs
Eggstravaganza P.R. event. It was a recipe contest
Th
•Further buzz marketing techniques should be
r
Strategy fo
for raw cookie dough, which highlights the used and we’d like to see an egg community
Marketing d Eggs that
benefits of a pasteurized egg: online
steurize
NO salmonella or food poisoning risk!
Pa
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Informs Co
We had 10 contestants compete for a Grand Prize •We highly suggest using cross
of a Nintendo Wii here at our IIT campus. promotions with other products
Contestants whipped up all kinds
of that use raw eggs such as Caesar
to
delicious cookie doughs. From mint salad dressing
peanut butter to the perenial favorite,
chocolate chip!
Mascots Pictured
on Front Side
Jordan, President Anderson & Francesco at the No-Bake Eggstravaganza
THANKS
our Davidson’s
Safest Choice Pasteurized Egg mascot
accompanied
TEA
.DorM MEMBERS:
by a salmonella/bacteria mascot.
We believe we To: cas Boykin
made contact with at least 500 people.
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.Carliss Grabowski
OUR RECOMMENDATIONS: a
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This is the story of an Egg
1.3 PHASE ONE:
IPeR
This little Guy doesn’t know it...
IT all Starts Here RESEARCH
Defining the Product Subteam
Safety Eggs
NOW FOR THE Story of our - Clarified the value proposition
Th r
IPRO and how we became
Strategy fo
1. Pasteurized
the Safety Eggsperts
2. Vegetarian-fed hens
steurize
He’s going to be a
4. They taste fresher and last longer.
Pa
nsumers
Informs Co
- Researched salmonella. It causes 1.5
See the other Poster for million illnesses and 500 deaths each year.
the next Phase in the Salmonella outbreaks create an economic
project burden of $2.4 billion annually!
THat’s Where We come in...
- We found other branded commodities used SMTWRFS
Past
National Pasteurized Eggs (NPE), to increase awareness of their product, Davidson’s Safest Choice Eggs.
eur
uzz
i Competitor Research Subteam
We Give him a NICE HOT Jacuzzi Bath AT
JUST THE RIGHT TEMPERATURE AND TIME
However, since they are a smaller company, they don’t have the resources of a large marketing - Investigated major competitors
to KILL THE BACTERIA INSIDE HIM. initiative. NPE has a patent for creating the only in-shell pasteurized eggs.
1. Eggland’s Best These companies can
THen To seal In the
Freshness and Keep him Currently, they are well established in the food service industry but need help in the retail market. afford to invest more
clean and safe... in marketing
2. Land O’ Lakes campaigns. Many
competitors have
SOLVING THE PROBLEM
Well established in food service Growing in the retail market
...We give him a begun green
light coat of wax initiatives in their
1. Analyze survey resusts & perform competitor, 3. Egg Innovations
packaging and have
consumer and ethnographic research. reached out to the
He’s amost ready to Go out HE NEEDS SOMETHING TO food industry, even
into the World on his own SHOW HOW SPECIAl he is
4. Phil’s Fresh Eggs
1.2
though they only sell
PHASE ONE:
2. Learn to effectively deliver the message of safety to retail outlets.
and the value proposition of the product
Survey ANALYSIS cont’d
5. Generic store brand.
#1
#3 #2
3. Develop a marketing strategy to increase
awareness utilizing alternative forms of marketing (i.e. Profile of a Likely Buyer of Davidson’s Eggs
We’ll stamp HIM with A NICE RED “P”
Buzz, Viral, and Guerilla Marketing) as well as Ethnographic Research Subteam
to show that he’s safe and
Pasteurized (FREE of Bacteria) leveraging Public Relations Women - Observed buying behaviors of consumers in the
- Between 31-65
supermarkets.
- Caucasian
1
- Paid attention to the shelving layouts and realized
Survey Insights
- Target customers are more engaged in the
Just look for Davidson’s Safest Choice Pasteurized Eggs purchase of eggs. Amount more than store brand Belief product would benefit In-store Photograph used to evaluate shelf marker design and packaging
buyers are willing to pay from pasteurization
- Targets “buy and try” with new food items 50% Likely Buyers 80% Likely Buyers
Unlikely Buyers Unlikely Buyers Consumer Research Subteam
- Customers willing to pay a litte more for these 40% 60%
eggs. - Interviewed loyal NPE customers to understand how
30% 40% they came to buying Davidson’s Safest Choice Eggs.
- Price, egg size, and carton capacity most 20% - Used social media analytics (Techrigy) to initiate
40%
important aspects of eggs convrsation with egg enthusiasts on blogs.
10% 20%
BE SURE TO ASK FOR A COUPON - Customers who understand the benefit of - Generally positive feedback through email and blogs
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED!
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About 40% of likely buyers are willing
- Found out consumer prefer original slogans to spend $1 extra on Davidson’s Eggs More likely buyers than unlikely
buyers understand the benefit of
including “Safest Choice” and “Pasteurized” pasteurization for eggs
Social Media Marketing, Email and Blogs were all used to contact customers
CHRISTMAS
PAR T Y
IN THE ENJOY THE
HUB FREE FOOD!
SEASON WITH
4
ARMOUR FRI. DECEMBER
DININGth@6PM
ROOM (after IPRO Day)
CHEESECAKE CHRISTMAS
& CAROLING
an IIT holiday tradition
PAR T Y
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CA M P US OP I NION A&E
Financial Aid has the scoop An opinion article about Sticking around in Chicago
this summer? Find out how
TUESDAY
o n a n ew s c h o l a r s h i p opinions.The section almost April 26, 2010
opportunity. exploded. to do it right!
Volume 168 | Issue 13
page 4 page 3 page 8
technews.iit.edu
Opinion 2-3
Campus 4-7
A&E 8-9
The Slipstick 10
Sports 11-12
Student newspaper of Illinois Institute of Technology since 1897
Letter from the Editor: what you owe IIT Especially when a college is located in an
area where police patrolling is 24/7, and
By Lory Mishra Since I was able to better my own experience or the Student Org Fair (held at the start of
STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY SINCE 1897
EDITOR IN CHIEF and those of my fellow students, I almost had every semester)
its safe to get some direction. Be it
campus.
the duty to do so. Over the past few years, starting a newItclubhasorbeen
changing
almostsomething
a year since
McCormick Tribune I’ve seen my fellow students work to bring you don’t like about the university, it does not
Campus Center, Room 220 this university was completely different. Cunningham Hall closed down and two
back the BOG, execute the Student Speak have to be limited to the few hyper-involved
3201 South State Street
There were a handful of students who years since Bailey Hall closed, and the
Chicago, Illinois 60616 Survey, host cultural large cultural functions, students on campus. Just think about how
were involved in reviving large campus plan professional development conferences, on-campus
much faster housing
we can improve IIT ifoptions for graduate
we all pitch
Phone: 312.567.3085 organizations like Union Board and the volunteer in the community, and bring about students
in! And even keeps
if you don’tgetting scarce.
have time to Consequently,
lead
Fax: 312.567.8917 Student Government Association. There moreyou
an initiative, than 95%
can of the
always graduate
someone population
else
E-mail: technews@iit.edu was no BOG and there was no BIG Event
Website: http://technews.iit.edu
for the sake of the student body. I have met out. Be in acknowledging those pesky kids
for IIT to boast of. I remember feeling like I a lot of people who realize that they have a Lake Bridge
on the MTCC Meadows, South Commons
or attending a meeting and the
was doomed to a rather boring, uneventful responsibility to give back and to leave IIT a Bridgeport
for that new club yourneighborhood.
friend started, you can
TECHNEWS STAFF college career because of the school I had Housing Services claim that there are
Editor In Chief Lory Mishra chosen, like I was being somehow robbed universityhousing
community.
units available in Gunsaulus and
Assistant Editor Chris Chock of a quintessential part of my life. I came being apathetic and as I leave, I want to give
Business Manager Aanchal Taneja Carmen, but the choices are not good. Most
in expecting challenge, fun, growth, and you a word of advice against such a mindset. the semester I realized howatmuch I loved
Content Manager Linda Goldstein graduate students IIT are international
liveliness but I was worried that IIT would It is always much easier to sit back, criticize, stand-upstudents,
comedy andand the
thatcosts
I could
are bring
prohibitive for
Campus Editor Adam Kadzban and berate than it is to work for change. If you that to the IIT campus. Over the past
many of them. I stayed in Cunningham 4
Campus Editor Antoinette Smith things. have good ideas to improve something IIT years, I have been able to serve in a handful
Opinion Editor Nicole Gregory Well, the only reason I’m writing this for close to a year, and the facilities were
and to improve your college experience, don’t of other ways and it has certainly enriched
A&E Editor Karl Rybaltowski not worth the cost. Internet was bad - the
my personal development and my college
Photos by Lory Mishra & Becca Waterloo
University Calendar
IIT students, staff, faculty and alumni On the morning of Saturday April 24, routine. Having done some prior research
outside of Dunbar Park at roughly 2:30 p.m.
historic celebration of service and community
hundreds of members of the IIT community
TechNews, Birbiglia began his set with
What’s up on campus?
on our university and having looked over
(broad daylight) and the other at roughly
development. Started last year, the Service 6:00 p.m. at the corner of King Drive and
captains, meet their fellow volunteers, and a handful of jokes that were perfect for
Learning program recruits hundreds of head out to serve at their respective locations. the IIT crowd. He then proceeded with a
Tuesday 4/13
4/27 Wednesday 4/14
4/28 Thursday 4/15
4/29
CMC/International Center Workshop - American Red Cross Blood Drive University Faculty Meeting
Intro to Coop & Internship Student Health Services, Sigma Phi Office of the Provost
CMC Epislon, Black Student Union 3:15pm MTCC Auditorium
10:00-11:00am Galvin Library, CMC 10:30am-3:30pm HUB Rm 006/007
This is a two part workshop. Part 1: Learn You can be a hero and help save Tech Time
how to qualify for, enroll in and renew someones life! Staff, Faculty and Students Quality of Worklife Committee
your Co-op. This workshop is required to YOU can make a difference. 5:00-7:00pm BOG
participate in Co-op or Internship. Part Campus and Conference Centers and
2: Learn the policies and procedures all UBC Networking Lunch Dining Services
international students must know before Undergraduate Business Council Faculty and Staff, do you need to blow off
accepting off-campus employment.
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