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"Define Your Life, But Not For Likes" Xistance Campaign Plan

A comprehensive campaign plan created for Xistance, a startup social media and family history tracking company located in Raleigh, NC.

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ideas and innovations. Considering <strong>Xistance</strong>’s status as a startup<br />

company, support from this community will be important in the<br />

success of the website. These tech-savvy individuals can offer ideas<br />

and assistance in making <strong>Xistance</strong> the best it can be. In order to<br />

appeal to this public, targeted messages will highlight the new,<br />

innovative concept of <strong>Xistance</strong>, as well as the pre-existing issues it<br />

resolves.<br />

A secondary public identified by Wolfpack PR is other social media<br />

users who do not value privacy. This public may be harder to<br />

convince, so messages will need to communicate how <strong>Xistance</strong> is still<br />

the best platform to document their lives, although it is a very private<br />

website.<br />

Another secondary public identified by Wolfpack PR is current users<br />

of ancestral and memorial websites like Ancestry.com or Legacy.com.<br />

These individuals can be recruited from these sites. An aspect of<br />

Wolfpack PR’s campaign plan will involve forming relationships with<br />

said websites to recruit users. We will appeal to these secondary<br />

publics by engaging with them through the family history websites<br />

they already use.<br />

CAMPAIGN PLAN<br />

The following campaign plan, as created by Wolfpack PR, illustrates<br />

strategic efforts in increasing awareness and usership for our client,<br />

<strong>Xistance</strong>.<br />

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