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October 18, 2002
(Edited for the Web 11/20/02)
Marketing Campaign PresentationWPI Joint Advisory Boards Meeting
Agenda
• Situation Overview
• Institutional Advertising
• Media Relations
• Other Plan Activity
• Measuring Results
• A Community of Marketers
Situation Overview
Why Market WPI?
• We believe in our
educational system
• We believe in the positive
impact WPI students and
alumni have on society
Benefits of Marketing at WPI• Attract more, and even more talented,
undergraduate applicants• Extend geographic and demographic reach• Increase enrollments in full- and part-time
graduate and non-degree programs• Recruit additional outstanding faculty members• Enhance national reputation among peers• Increase financial support for research and
education• Build community pride• Increase the value of all WPI degrees
Institutional Advertising
Media Relations
Results
• Substantial progress in ongoing story placements in most key areas
• Media training complete for President/Provost
• Two strongest successes, locally and nationally– Prof. Barnett, FPE, World Trade Center Tour– Massachusetts Gubernatorial Debate
Gubernatorial Debate Highlights
- National and International Coverage:- C-Span; CNN; ABC News
- Regional Coverage by every major Massachusetts
television station and daily newspaper- Estimated viewing audience 507,000- Estimated readership 1.4 million
- Strengthening of existing media relationships and
creation of new ones
- Two references to WPI initiatives by O’Brien
during debate
Other Plan Activity
WPITechnological
Humanist Award
WPITechnological
Humanist Award
Campus SignageCampus Signage
Entrance at West and Salisbury Streets
Advertorial in U.S. News &World Report
• Targeted advertising — Sept. 23,
College-ranking issue
• Serious editorial format
• Three pages to position WPI and tell our
story in depth
• Reprints are available for use around campus and to
promote a wide range of individual areas
The WPI Magazine
• The WPI Journal and The Wire are forged into one new magazine:
Transformations—A Journal of People and Change