MAINE OFFICE OF TOURISM REPORT 2015

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MAINE OFFICE OF TOURISM REPORT 2015

MAINE S MISSION Become the premier four-season destination in New England

Become the premier four-season destination in New England

MARKETING & COMMUNICATION GOALS Increase visitors staying in paid accommodations by 325,000 Retain first-time visitation level at 3.1 million Maintain likelihood to recommend Maine as a vacation destination at 92% Improve consumer engagement and increase inquiry generation by 5% Continue to monitor growth of top-of-mind awareness of Maine and agreement with brand attributes

A SHARED VISION FOR THE FUTURE

FIVE-YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN In order to meet the goals outlined in the plan we strive to: Identify new prospects to grow visitation Expand our geographic focus Be forward-looking and not rear-facing Be smart & innovative industry leaders not followers

INVESTMENT IN INSIGHTS Market Segmentation Study Conversion Study INDUSTRY INPUT Geography Analysis Website Usability Study Ad Effectiveness Study Annual Visitor Survey

MARKET SEGMENTATION STUDY- Knowing Your Audience to Craft Your Story

A Predictive Segment Model for Visiting Maine Goals Goal of the study is to map the universe of potential travelers to Maine and to understand which traveler segments provide the best targets based on the existing brand platform. Approach Segments are derived by an exploration of potential travelers guiding life principles both generally and with regard to vacations specifically. Results By understanding what motivates different types of travelers, and by measuring their spending and likelihood to visit Maine, we can determine the best targets for Maine visitation and how to reach them. 9

THE RESULTS

THREE HIGH PRIORITY CONSUMER SEGMENTS Have a shared set of values with the Maine brand Have the highest likelihood of visiting Maine Have the highest likelihood of spending the most money in Maine 11

Familiarity with Maine 53% Familiari ty with Maine Past Trip to Maine 43% 42% 39% 0 0 0 26% 0 35% 35% 28% Intend to Visit 0 Maine 0 24% Balanced Achievers Genuine Originals Social Sophisticates 13

Adjusted Likelihood of Visiting Maine 127 125 97 INDEX, where the overall 69 average is 73 set at 100 Balanced Achievers Genuine Originals Social Sophisticates 14

Lifetime Value Index (average is 100) 131 120 114 Balanced Achievers Genuine Originals Social Sophistica 15

Incremental Lifetime Value Index (average is 100) 141 131 75 Balanced Achievers Genuine Originals Social Sophistica 16

PROFILES OF HIGH PERFORMING SEGMENTS

When I take vacations, I like to experience new things. Culture, food, people and customs are very important to me. Have an appreciation for US history and love visiting historic sites relevant to the building of the USA. I like to learn about the new place. Learning is a big part of the vacation. I love nature, and beautiful surroundings make me happy.

Broadens my horizons, teaches me about different people, places, culture, history, lifestyles, cuisine, and keeps me active. Culture shock is an important element to growth. Learning cultural nuances and the history behind them is a kind of knowledge best acquired through travel. Having a vacation spot that is a good mix of tourists and locals, where the locals are welcoming to tourists, and provide an overall good impression of the area.

Being free to do as I please is important to me. I also want to be pampered. Relaxing in a beautiful environment. Enjoying modest luxury. Sharing these things with our family and close friends. Your choice of vacation tells people what you like to do in your spare time.

APPLYING THE RESULTS

TARGET AUDIENCE & MEDIA Target identified consumer groups: Balanced Achievers, Genuine Originals, Social Sophisticates Connect these findings with MRI (Mediamark Research Inc.), a software tool that allows us to understand these groups lifestyle, attitudes, values and media habits Make media plan sections based on where and how these groups consume media Identify potential brand partnerships based on lifestyle and buying patterns

CUSTOMIZING CREATIVE MESSAGING Customize messaging based on what we know resonates with and motivates each group

2015 Annual Plan Insights are applied in the 2015 plan Full descriptions of each consumer segment Message maps for each segment Evolution of Maine Thing campaign Channel specific tactics

STORY TELLING

Storytellers can be: Insiders Visitors Bloggers Multi-media editorial features Publishers & partnerships

Electronic Magazine MaineQuarterly.com Lobster Culture & Lifestyle The Beer Trail Fall Touring Thoreau Wabanaki Expedition Coming Soon: Food

MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS

Broadcast Comcast Cable o Hartford o Philadelphia o Washington, DC o Baltimore Cablevision o Suburban New York o Charlotte, NC Red Sox Radio Network National Public Radio (NPR)

Print

Digital

Enewsletters

Social Media

CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT

Thank You! Carolann.ouellette@maine.gov