4. SWOT Analysis Strengths Supports the preservation of local parks Hardworking board with strong community ties Several well known partners Weaknesses Low name recognition Limited funding Young organization Lack of staff Website
5. SWOT Analysis Opportunities Social media Build from ground up Green movement Voice during budget cuts Threats Competition for donors Demand for land Budget deficits
7. Client Interview Marketing strategy Fundraising Increase park visits New website Increase brand and park awareness
8. Focus Group Website “Too wordy,” “archaic” and “not child-friendly” New suggestions Social media Events Membership
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11. Digital Footprint Google 8th result for “Timucuan Trail Parks Foundation” Facebook Over 600 million users Average user “likes” 80 different community pages Smartphone apps Large opportunities
22. Campaign Goal To increase awareness and funding of the Timucuan Trail Parks Foundation and to promote preservation of the urban park system surrounding Northeast Florida.
23. Target Audience Young professionals Diverse and active College students Fans of free events Families Community activities Environmental groups It’s their passion
54. Evaluation Media Impressions Google Alerts Social Media Facebook Insights Google Analytics Compare with similar sites Communicate to organization Track donorship and membership dollars
56. Erica Kelly Campaign Director Lauren Wetmore Lauren Taylor Account Executives Taylor Spectorsky Account Manager Tiffany Chandler Kari Finch Joel Winters Editors/Writers Michelle Clark Mark Wilhelm Creative Directors Hope Gorman Jennifer Mach Tiffany Terrell Communications Managers Lauren Loy Laura McGarity Media Planners Brittany Dunn Jeff Earley Melissa Strickland Research/Strategy Directors Alexis Lahiff Kristie Perkins Event Coordinators