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Introducing… POLITE IN PUBLIC

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THE POLITE WAY TO ADVERTISE REVOLUTIONARY Having revolutionized the event photography and marketing space in the U.S. over the past three years by giving the humble photo-booth its biggest revamp ever – branded photos retouched and airbrushed before they print – we’ve tried to embed the happiness of the consumer at the heart of everything we do.

TURN-KEY POLITE IN PUBLIC delivers turn-key marketing campaigns encompassing creative, experiential and online-driven execution.

EXPERIENTIAL LONGEVITY The “mobile photo-studio” provides a direct-to-consumer take-away that outlasts anything else in the experiential field – a printed and digital photo that can be kept indefinitely.

Everything else, no matter how useful, will eventually be discarded.

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THE PHOTO MARKETING PROCESS : PROCESS ELEMENTS : 1.0 MOBILE PHOTO STUDIO

•  100% Custom Creative Solutions

2.0 ACTIVATION

•  Data Capture

•  Printed Photos

•  Trained Operators

•  Themed Props

3.0 ONLINE ELEMENTS

•  Online Image Hosting

•  LiveBooth© - Instant Uploads

•  Client-Hosted Web Galleries

4.0 POST-EVENT

•  Data Capture

•  Online Competitions

•  ROI Reporting

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1.0 - MOBILE PHOTO-STUDIO (MPS)

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1.2 - CREATIVE CAPABILITIES

Magazine  covers  created  easily  using  overlay  technology  

Product  integra5on  &  photo  duplica5on    

Mul5ple-­‐layers  create  “underwater”  effect  

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1.1 – CREATIVE PROCESS CUSTOM BACKGROUNDS

•  Our backgrounds are 100% customizable – clients can design they’re own or provide us with a brief. We require a three week lead time on most background deliveries.*

STOCK BACKGROUNDS •  We have a catalog of over 250 backgrounds clients may choose from online at the link below. •  www.politeinpublic.com/catalog/printed/

GRAPHIC OVERLAY •  Our technology allows us to place a graphic overlay – a Photoshop file – that is printed on the photos. These generally include graphics such as brand logos, copy, small images or design elements.

* Check 2010 corporate pricing guide for applicable fees  

BACKGROUND  The  background  is  a  physical  fabric  that  when  stretched  onto  our  frames,  creates  a  3D  look  when  printed  

OVERLAY  The  overlay  is  a  Photoshop  file  that  features  all  copy,  logos,  graphic  design  elements,  URL’s  etc.    

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2.0 – ACTIVATION TRAINED  OPERATORS  We  provide  two  trained  operators  to  keep  the  traffic  flowing  through  the  POLITE  IN  PUBLIC  booth.  Addi5onal  promo5onal  staff  can  be  hired  on  request.    

UNLIMITED  PRINTING  We  can  print  over  1000  photos  in  a  4-­‐hour  ac5va5on.  Remembering  that  each  photo  can  have  up  to  5  guests  or  more  in  at  any  one  5me,  we  o^en  have  thousands  of  people  though  our  booths  during  busy  ac5va5ons.    

ON-­‐SITE  DATA  CAPTURE  For  premium  packages,  PIP  includes  an  on-­‐site  data  capture  op5on  that  collects  consumer  name  and  e-­‐mail  addresses  for  clients  to  use  for  post-­‐event  marke5ng.  This  can  be  done  manually  or  using  LiveBooth©  technology.    

BRANDED  PHOTOS  We  print  700  or  more  photos  at  each  event  -­‐  photos  can  be  tailored  to  include  brands,  logos,  company  web  addresses,  call-­‐to-­‐ac5on’s  for  consumers  and  more!    

REVERSE-­‐SLEEVE  ADVERTISING  Photos  given  on-­‐site  can  include  a  6”x4”  printed  adver5sement  -­‐  slipped  into  the  back  of  the  photo  sleeve.    

ON-­‐SITE  TV  ADS  As  we  include  a  42”  digital  display  at  certain  events  so  guests  can  see  their  photos  instantly,  we  can  also  include  client  adver5sements  or  messages  that  rotate  within  the  photos  and  relay  informa5on  to  a  cap5ve  audience.  

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3.0 – ONLINE ELEMENTS :  IMAGE  HOSTING  :  

Client-­‐Based  Micro-­‐Site  Clients  may  choose  to  have  photos  on  their  website,  thereby  thereby  monitoring  direct  ROI  a^er  a  campaign.  We  can  provide  simple  HTML  that  embeds  a  scroll-­‐gallery  onto  a  clients  page,  which  may  be  customized  however  you  like.    Images  remain  “hosted”  on  the  POLITE  site,  so  client  servers  remain  free.    

POLITE  IN  PUBLIC  Image  HosCng  Post-­‐event,  all  images  are  uploaded  to  the  POLITE  IN  PUBLIC  website  where  each  event  is  given  it’s  own  landing  page.    

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3.1 – SOCIAL NETWORKS :  SOCIAL  NETWORKS  :  

We  specialize  in  placing  instantly  branded  photos  organically  in  social  media.  What  does  this  mean?  When  people  look  good  –  they  

want  their  friends  to  know  about  it!    

Facebook  IntegraCon  The  POLITE  IN  PUBLIC  website  features  an  integra5on  tool  linked  in  agreement  with  Facebook.    

Using  this  tool,  when  consumers  login  to  their  Facebook  profiles,  they’re  automa5cally  logged  into  the  POLITE  site  –  which  means  consumers  can  “tag”  themselves  and  their  friends  direct  from  the  POLITE  website.  They  can  also  “push”  photos  to  their  profiles  instantly.    

Social  Networks  Using  the  above  tools,  our  conversion  rates  can  be  as  high  as  90%  with  web-­‐targeted  campaigns,  with  an  average  rate  of  between  35-­‐55%.    

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LIVEBOOTH©

PHOTOS SENT INSTANTLY TO FACEBOOK &

EMAIL!!

CONSUMER DATA

CAPTURED ON-SITE!!The  POLITE  IN  PUBLIC    LiveBooth  –  Data  

Kiosk  &  Digital  Distribu5on  System  –  allows  consumers  to  select  and  send  photos  instantly  to  Facebook  and  e-­‐mail  accounts.  With  the  Facebook  integra5on  system  built-­‐in  to  the  POLITE  IN  PUBLIC  interface,  consumers  can  also  tag  friends  in  photos  –  meaning  clients  can  achieve  organic  distribu5on  of  branded  photos  and  messages  instantly.    

MECHANIC  

•   Consumers  get  their  photo  taken  in  the  booth  and  receive  printed  copies  as  usual  

•   Photos  are  then  streamed  LIVE  to  an  on-­‐site  touch-­‐screen  panel  in  under  45  seconds  

•   Consumers  select  the  photos  they  wish  to  send  and  enter  details  including  name,  e-­‐mail  address  and  Facebook  login  details,  then  click  “SUBMIT”  

•   Photos  are  sent  instantly!  

ADDED  BENEFITS  

•   The  touch-­‐screen  interface  can  include  customizable  Colors,  Logos,  and  Event  Specific  Graphics  for  brands  

•   POLITE  IN  PUBLIC  can  collect  specific  User  Data,  with  3  customizable  fields  and  a  32  character  limit  –  what  do  you  want  to  know  about  your  consumers?  

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CASE STUDY: ADIDAS

“We  want  the  customer  to  star  in  the  ad.”  

CAMPAIGN  OBJECTIVE  Emulate  exis5ng  adver5sing  assets  by  integra5ng  the  customer  into  branded  media.  Make  viral.    

BRIEF    To  support  the  ADIDAS  Football  World  Cup  Football  “Hero”  campaign  –  POLITE  IN  PUBLIC  leveraged  ADIDAS’  Official  Sponsorship  of  the  2010  FIFA  World  Cup  by  engaging  customers  in  flagship  ADIDAS  retail  stores  in  Sydney  and  Melbourne.  

ACTIVATION  Replica5ng  ADIDAS  “Hero”  outdoor  and  print  ad  campaigns  –  POLITE  IN  PUBLIC    created  in-­‐store  photo  opportuni5es  for  customers  to  become  their  favourite  ADIDAS  World  Cup  Hero.    

Selec5ng  from  five  World  Cup  Hero  op5ons,  customers  had  their  photo  printed  on  the  spot  giving  them  a  one-­‐of-­‐a-­‐kind  ADIDAS  memento  of  the  2010  World  Cup.  

RESULTS  Integrated  Consumers:  The  ADIDAS  WC  ac5va5on  has  successfully  emulated  the  “Hero”  ad  campaign,  culmina5ng  in  over  a  thousand  customers  “starring”  in  the  own  ad.    Viral  Reach:  The  online  measurement  of  this  viral  marke5ng  push  has  yet  to  be  evaluated,  but  conversion  rates  are  over  60%.  Sales:  ADIDAS  stores  found  the  ac5va5on  the  perfect  moment  to  engage  customers  to  “try  on”  new  spor5ng  amre,  resul5ng  in  increased  sales.    

ADVERTISEMENT   PHOTO  

LEVERAGING EXISTING ADVERTISING

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CASE STUDY: MALIBU RUM

“Get  in  the  Mali’Bu’Oth!”  

CAMPAIGN  OBJECTIVE  Increase  Malibu  sales  Australia-­‐wide.    

BRIEF  Spearheading  the  Malibu  09/10  Summer  “Get  your  Island  On”  promo5on,  POLITE  IN  PUBLIC  delivered  60  on-­‐premise  ac5va5ons  around  Australia.  The  “Get  your  Island  On”  Summer  Promo  was  a  three  5ered  ac5va5on  program  with  the  “Mali  Bu’oth”  being  the  centrepiece  for  all  GOLD  level  “Malibu  Beach  Party”  ac5va5ons.  

ACTIVATION  The  “Mali  Bu’oth”  was  the  driving  sales  force  being  the  “Get  your  Island  On”  ac5va5ons.  In  order  to  have  their  have  photo  taken  consumers  were  asked  buy  one  of  three  Malibu  cocktails  at  the  bar.  A^er  drink  purchases,  consumers  were  given  Malibu-­‐branded  lanyards  and  directed  to  the  “Mali  Bu’oth”  set-­‐up  where  they  were  able  to  have  as  many  photos  as  they  liked.  As  well  as  receiving  their  6x4”  magazine-­‐quality  print  photos  were  also  streamed  online  to  the  Malibu  Rum  Australia  Facebook  page  where  consumers  were  free  to  download,  comment  on  and  tag  themselves  in  photos  taken  from  around  the  country.  

RESULTS  Units  Sold:  180-­‐780  units  of  Malibu  sold  per  event  on  premise  depending  on  venue  size  and  loca5on.      Unit  Volume  Increase  (%):  1700%  volume  increase  in  nightly  unit  sales  (average  night  units  between  14-­‐60  units).  Program  Extension:  The  “Mali  Bu’oth”  program  originally  scheduled  45  events  and  was  extended  to  60  on  the  back  the  sales  volume  generated.    

PHOTO   ADVERTISEMENT  

INCREASING ON-PREMISE SALES

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CASE STUDY: MALIBU RUM – FACEBOOK FANS

FACEBOOK  FAN  PAGE  

•   4970  Fans  

The  Malibu  Rum  Australia  Facebook  page  was  inundated  with  new  “fans”  and  consumers  commen5ng  on  and  tagging  themselves  in  photos  –  providing  post-­‐event  secondary  engagement  for  the  brand.  

Follow-­‐up  opportuni5es  now  exist  for  Malibu’s  new  database  of  fans  –  a  direct  porthole  of  engagement  with  their  key  demographic.    

INCREASING ON-PREMISE SALES

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THE CONSUMER JOURNEY • Consumer  excitement  building:  Promo5onal  staff  show  examples  of  photos;  previous  customers  with  lanyards  show  friends  (word  of  mouth);  projected  images  on  TV’s  or  screens  en5ce  interest  

Engagement  

• Consumers  enter  booth  and  are  given  props.  Operators  “pose”  them  accordingly  and  shoot  

Par5cipa5on  

• Consumers  are  directed  to  either  a  LiveBooth  screen  or  given  printed  manual  data  forms  or  “compe55on  entries”  which  boost  data  collec5on.  LiveBooth  technology  sends  photos  instantly  to  FaceBook  and  e-­‐mail  

Data  Capture  

• Photos  are  put  into  sleeves  and  auached  to  lanyards.  Consumers  collect  their  photos,  put  their  data  forms  in  the  box  or  click  “submit”  on  LiveBooth  screen.  

Comple5on  

Ongoing  

15-­‐25  seconds  

60  seconds  

<  2  minutes