Abstract
On October 7, 2014, the finale of The Voice of China Season 3 reached a new all-time high in the show’s audience rating (6.8%), or 6.4% after accounting for advertising time that night . The Voice, produced by Shanghai Bright Star Culture Communication Co., Ltd. and broadcast by Zhejiang Satellite TV, was a music talent show program that had aired several seasons. With the Season 3 finale, the Voice phenomenon had reached a new peak value, but would the high audience ratings continue? Lei Jin, the president of Bright Star and the chief director of The Voice, and his boss — Ming Tian, the CEO of Star China International Media Co., Ltd. — were unable to give a definite answer to this question. Tian said that he knew the program would be successful when the program was produced, but the nerve-racking question was how successful. Even if The Voice turned out to be an excellent program, Tian would still wonder, “Will the phenomenon last? And if so, for how long?” And if it failed to continue, how would Bright Star cope? After The Voice was created, Tian, Jin and their core teams continued exploring those very issues.
Translated title of the contribution | The Voice of China: A Phenomenal Entertainment Program |
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Original language | Chinese (Simplified) |
Number of pages | 25 |
Publication status | Published - 30 Oct 2015 |
Case number
MKT-15-042Case normative number
MKT-15-042-CCCase type
现场案例Update date
2017-02-09Published by
中欧国际工商学院Keywords
- 中国好声音
- 产品生命
- 制播分离
- 品牌衍生价值
- 现象级节目
- 移动营销
Case studies discipline
- Marketing
- General Management
- Strategy
Case studies industry
- Arts, Entertainment, Sports and Recreation