Tuesday, April 10, 2012

NSA....Who?


Background Analysis : NSAC

1.     This blog will advance NSAC’s communication efforts by getting the word out that West Texas A&M actually has a competitive advertising team.
2.     The challenges with this blog would be the grace period in between the actual campaign and the research.
3.     The primary for this blog is to gain awareness around the Mass Communication department and the rest of West Texas A&M for the NSAC team.
4.     Our primary audience is students in college and teachers.
5.     The ideas for this blog would include weekly blogs from certain members of the team. It would also include an instructor’s point of view and update every few weeks along with some of the progress and struggles the team is having.
6.     To measure the blogs success we could see how many viewers it is having. Another way to measure the success would be to see how many people interact with the blog via commenting or sharing/retweeting

4/10/12
A year ago, if you had asked me what NSAC was, I would have looked at you with a blank stare. Now when you ask me, a sense of pride comes over me and I will tell you just about every detail of my life for the past year.
NSAC is known as the National Student Advertising Competition. Schools all over the country get one client. They research this client, make up a multi-platform campaign and present it in front of judges at the end of the semester.
West Texas A  & M has had a NSAC program for a number of years now. The last three years have really been break out years for the program. Last year, the client was JCPenny. They ended up getting runner up in the competition and a prize for best promotion. Since the team did so well last year, this years team has had a lot of weight on our shoulders.
Our client this year was Nissan. Most of the people on the team have been working in research since fall semester. We have worked hours and hours on end. From staying up all night working on plans book, to working every free moment on memorizing lines, we have come such a long way.
Now that we are almost at presentation time, I look back to where a lot of us were a year ago. I, myself, was a beginner Ad/PR student in the Advertising Principles class. The presentation team came in to present to our class, and right after that, I knew this is where I had wanted to be.
In two days, my goal is a bout to come true. The amount of pride I have for this program, I can’t even put into words. Of course, we wouldn’t be anywhere without our advisors and all the help they have provided us as students.  I know I don’t just speak for myself when I say, the NSAC team this year is proud of all that has been accomplished. 




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