(Team - add any of the pages of the Brand Strategy notes or anything more) Develop a ‘belief’ for the festival, this is why they exist. Often it should start with ‘We believe…'
We believe that Cuba Dupa is an inclusive, community-based festival which the whole family can enjoy and explore how multicultural and artistic Wellington is. Uncover the Problem/Challenge/Opportunity they’re facing. Be distinctive. Uncover an insight or human truth That people want to feel that a space or event is catered to them, they want to feel important. Identify 1–2 key audiences. These aren’t the people who are most likely to go to the festival. They’re the audience(s) who the festival should reach to address its Problem/Challenge/Opportunity People with young/restless children, people who aren't very artsy, people outside wellington, people in the wellington suburbs
Collaborative atmosphere; making the attendee feel like they are part of the performances
What unique or lowest-cost resources can you draw upon that others can't?
Use of the whole of Cuba street, venders are from nearby shops
What do people in your market see as your strengths?
The community that Cuba Dupa has around it, also that it is seen as such a big deal.
What factors mean that you attendance?
Public interest/hype, certain acts or venders, something to do
Weaknesses
What could you improve?
Audience involvement/perception, cater to children more, create an easier way of way finding
What should you avoid?
Over complicating things, too much expense, exhibits that are difficult to install/take down
What are people in your market likely to see as weaknesses?
Low budget, little control over venders,
What factors lose you attendance?
Overcrowded, lack of knowledge of events/venders, no interest from different audiences
Opportunities
What good opportunities can you spot?
Really play on the idea of transformation - transforming spaces, children involvement, better utilisation of space - above head hight or below the feet
(Team - Add your "My Wellingtons" with descriptions below)
I see wellington as a startling contrast between nature and man-made. I live near the botanic gardens, so I see more nature than most people in Wellington and feel it is an essential part of Wellington's culture and vibe. Also I took this photo myself. - India Jack