Promotional Campaign for the Biloxi Band
Biloxi High School, MS
1845 Richard Dr, Biloxi, MS 39532, USA
Project Description
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPql0ajWzNM
The overview of this project was to provide a positive promotional campaign that showcased the Biloxi High School Band program. We looked to replicate ways to bring attention to the positive things happening in the Biloxi Band and get our name out into the community without breaking the budget. Our hope was to raise community awareness in order to improve student retention and increase student enrollment in the program. We first had a local sign company create window decals fashioned after the collegiate style template and gave these away for free to all band parents and students so that our brand was visible throughout the community. Next we hired a local videographer to create a hype video fashioned after the hype videos done by collegiate athletic teams each year. Finally, we uniformed our logo and the apparel that our students wear throughout the year to create a clean and uniformed look that the students have a lot of pride in. They enjoy wearing our spirit gear in the classroom and community which further increases our exposure.
Target Audience
Overall budget
$1500
Specific Budget Breakdown
- The window decals cost us $1000.00 as we bought 500 and they cost $2.00 a piece.
- The hype video cost us $300.00 to create. We use the video on our webpage, share it with our elementary music teachers, show it during campus tours, and play it for all 5th grade students before they make their decision to join band in the 6th grade.
- The logo apparel cost is offset by the student band fees. We include their apparel sets into their camp fees each year.
New or recurring project?
RecurringHow did you update/change this project from its previous occurrence?
- We update the apparel each year to keep it fresh and interesting for the students who wear them.
- We create a new hype video every two years to ensure that the videos do not get stale and that we always include current students in the videos so kids can easily relate to them
