My idea is for a machine that would teach basketball players
how to properly shoot free throws. It would be able to adjust height depending
on the height of the user. Once activating, it would shoot a perfect free throw
each time, demonstrating the correct method of shooting one to people who don’t
shoot them well.
Social media will be absolutely essential for marketing and
promoting the free throw teaching machine. Without expanding our market into
the social media world, the machine cannot hope to sell very well. All of the
website’s pages will be linked to the device’s website, which will explain all
of the plans along with other pieces of important information. I plan to market
the device across all social media mediums. Starting with the device’s Facebook
page, I plan to ask my friends and colleagues if they are willing to invite
others to join the page. I also plan to target notable athletes who do not
shoot free throws well and post the idea on their page, in addition to coming
in contact with them to notify them about the device.
However, the main way that the machine can be marketed over
social media is through Twitter. Especially since this product will be marketed
to high-profile athletes principally. Also, we will be relying on their
endorsements to market the machine to the public. I plan to seek the athletes
out on Twitter and to post on their accounts about the machine. This will
ensure the interest of the athletes and their use and endorsement of the
product. In this way, Twitter will be essential to our marketing and
salesmanship.
Also, crucial to the success of the product will be showing
it to the public and possible famous customers via pictures and videos on the Internet.
I plan to link both social media accounts to a YouTube account that will
demonstrate videos on how the machine will work and first hand demonstrations
of what occurs when the machine is turned on. YouTube is as much of a social
media site as the other aforementioned ones and it is imperative that the
product has a presence, especially one that demonstrates how it functions, on
YouTube.
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