The proposal outlines a digital marketing campaign titled 'Nike Move More' aimed at engaging young adults in the UK through fitness activities and Nike's digital platforms. The campaign targets active consumers aged 18-35, focusing on increasing digital engagement, website traffic, sales, and app downloads using a multi-channel approach that includes SEO, social media marketing, PPC advertising, influencer collaborations, and email marketing. Key performance indicators will be tracked to measure the campaign's effectiveness and success.
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Digital Marketing - Proposal
The proposal outlines a digital marketing campaign titled 'Nike Move More' aimed at engaging young adults in the UK through fitness activities and Nike's digital platforms. The campaign targets active consumers aged 18-35, focusing on increasing digital engagement, website traffic, sales, and app downloads using a multi-channel approach that includes SEO, social media marketing, PPC advertising, influencer collaborations, and email marketing. Key performance indicators will be tracked to measure the campaign's effectiveness and success.
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Digital Marketing Campaign Proposal: Nike UK
1. Introduction
In the modern digital landscape, global sports brands must leverage
effective online marketing strategies to maintain competitiveness and consumer engagement. Nike UK, a subsidiary of the global sportswear giant, is a market leader in the athletic apparel and footwear industry. This proposal presents a digital marketing campaign tailored to Nike UK, aimed at enhancing brand engagement, increasing sales, and strengthening customer loyalty through a data-driven, multi-channel approach.
2. Campaign Overview
The proposed "Nike Move More" campaign will focus on encouraging
young adults (18-35 years) in the UK to engage in fitness activities while integrating Nike’s digital ecosystem, including its website, mobile app (Nike Training Club), and social media
platforms. The campaign will blend content marketing, influencer
collaborations, social media engagement, and paid advertising to drive sales and enhance brand loyalty.
3. Target Market and Audience
3.1 Target Market
Nike UK primarily targets active consumers who value performance-
driven sportswear, fashion-forward athletic apparel, and digital fitness solutions. The campaign will specifically focus on the UK fitness community, urban youth, and digital-savvy consumers, as these segments exhibit high engagement levels with online fitness content and e-commerce (Statista, 2023).
4. Campaign Objectives The campaign objectives align with the SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) framework (Doran, 1981):
1. Increase Digital Engagement – Achieve a 40% increase in Nike
UK’s social media engagement (likes, shares, and comments) within three months through interactive content.
2. Boost Website Traffic and Sales – Drive a 20% increase in
website visits and a 15% increase in online sales within six months through targeted PPC campaigns and influencer promotions.
3. Expand Nike App Downloads – Increase Nike Training Club app
downloads by 30,000 new users in the UK within four months by integrating fitness challenges and exclusive offers.
5. Promotional Mix and Digital Strategies
To achieve these objectives, Nike UK will leverage a multi-channel
digital marketing approach incorporating:
5.1 Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Optimise Nike UK’s website and blog for high-intent fitness-related
keywords.
Utilise Nike athlete stories and training tips to improve search
rankings and organic traffic (Chaffey & Smith, 2022).
5.2 Social Media Marketing (SMM)
Utilise Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube to promote fitness
challenges using Nike-sponsored athletes and fitness influencers (Tuten & Solomon, 2020).
Launch the #MoveMoreWithNike campaign to encourage user-
generated content, driving engagement.
5.3 Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Advertising
Deploy Google Ads and Facebook Ads targeting fitness
enthusiasts, gym-goers, and athletes searching for high- performance sportswear (Kaushik, 2020).
Implement retargeting campaigns to convert website visitors into
paying customers.
5.4 Email Marketing
Use personalised email campaigns offering exclusive discounts, training plans, and product recommendations based on consumer browsing history (Ellis-Chadwick, 2019).
5.5 Influencer Marketing
Collaborate with UK-based fitness influencers (e.g., gym trainers,
runners, and footballers) to promote Nike’s performance gear through sponsored posts (Lou & Yuan, 2019).
Engage Nike-endorsed athletes to drive aspirational marketing.
5.6 Nike Training Club (NTC) Integration
Introduce exclusive Nike-sponsored workouts within the Nike Training
Club app to drive app downloads and engagement.
6. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and Success Metrics
To measure campaign effectiveness, the following Key Performance
Indicators (KPIs) will be tracked:
1. Social Media Engagement – Metrics such as reach, engagement
rate, and video views (measured via Instagram & TikTok analytics).
2. Website Traffic & Conversion Rates – Monitored using Google
Analytics to assess session duration, bounce rate, and sales conversions.
3. Nike Training Club App Downloads – Measured via app store