Award-Winning Public
     Relations


      “We don’t guarantee media,
            we just get it!”

       www.MayoPR.com
   LaEntertainmentPublicity.com
    Los Angeles   –   San Diego   – New York
About MAYO Communications
 100 percent Woman-owned, 100 percent Spanish Owned
    (WMBE) registered with Los Angeles County
   Founded 1995
   2003-2012 “Best media placement-print,” said PRSA
   Crisis communications, damage control, image rebuilding,
    community outreach, SEO and proactive media relations
    “Best Corporate Communications” PRSA and IABC
   12 independent contractors, offices in LA , NY & San Diego


                                           New York
           Los Angeles


              San Diego
MAYO’s Campaign Team Project Mgt
                                Aida Mayo
                                    President
                          • 10 years managing public
                            relations and public affairs
                            campaigns.
                          • Strong multimedia, minority
                            media relations and legal
                            communications skills.

                                                           Dan Lai
George S. Mc Quade III
                                                     Senior Account Exec.
       General Manager
                                                • 10 years award-winning
 • Former print/radio/TV                          writing and high-tech PR.
   newsman for 20 years.
                                                • Outstanding transportation, life
 • Extensive PR, Gov. and                         sciences, and governmental
   corporate comm. experience                     affairs experience.
   (10 years)
Thinking Outside The Box…




This project takes a different kind of thinking
 …this is not just about moving a few trains.
  That is why when the stakes are
      high……Clients turn to
     MAYO Communications.
An Award Winning Creative Team…
   MAYO Communications has produced award-winning
        material for all of its clients, including:
                                     • “Business Beat News Tip Sheet™ “ PR
Voter approved “Prop B” - SCLC $20 Billion w/ (4 CA Governors)
                                     • Counterterrorism Expert Elsa Lee – Adv
• OnTrac-Alameda Corridor East
                                     • Wal-Mart “Superstores”
• World Trade Center Assn. LA/Long Beach
                                  California Chamber of Commerce “C
• MTA-”Economic Warcast”
                                     • Los Angeles County Economic Develop
• Stevie Wonder ‘STITCHES”
                                     • Kyser Center for
• “10-day lockout at the Ports”        Economic Research (10+ years)

• “60 Minutes A Eye On TheHousing Authority” PRSA award
When the stakes are high,
  clients call upon The MAYO…
   The 10-day LA       Wal-Mart

         
   and Long Beach
   Ports Walkout
                       Superstores
                       Impact



  There is no
alternative to a
   successful
   campaign.
Overview




  1
RESEARCH
                        2
                      STRATEGY




            3
           TACTICS
Tactics: Social Media Theme Builder

     Social Media Campaign Builder

is MAYO Communication’s system that
   establishes two-way, high profile,
       engaging, custom-tailored
communications between the client and
        the target audiences.
Tactics: Building a dialog

   MAYO’s mail programs are designed to fit each
    client’s specific needs and are tailored to your target
    audience.
   MAYO has written and produced
    scores of direct response letter
    packages, self-mailers, brochures,
    newsletters, and simple flyers.
   Variable personalized letters can be
    generated at a moment’s notice to
    communicate with individuals based on
    their pre-programmed criteria to
    generate a call to action.
Tactics: Grassroot campaigns

   Letter writing campaigns can even be generated
    to targeted opinion leaders or elected officials on
    individualized letterhead and with multiple
    paragraph swapping capabilities.

   By building a dialog you can output targeted lists
    for grassroots, phone banks, sophisticated
    predictive dialers, patch-throughs, email lists and
    social media platform at a moment’s notice.
   Creating blogs and social news sites to expand
    brand Online.
Tactics: Dialog Builder
For our clients, potential target audiences include:
Congress, California,       Statewide Government Affairs:
Los Angeles County:
                               • Leg. & Reg. Monitoring
 •Lawmakers in the Dist.       • High propensity voters within
 •Transportation leaders         targeted legislative districts
 •Caltrans                     • Environmental organizations
 •Governor’s Office            • Business and Industry trade
 •Cities impacted by ACTA        associations
 •Los Angeles Port             • Manufacturing organizations
 •Long Beach Port              • Lobbying of Federal & Reg.
 •IEE and regional chps        • Relationship Building with key
 •Calif. Realtors Assn.          officials

        …Dialog Builder builds a communications bridge.
Tactics: Proactive Media Relations
 Rebranding Your Business or Organization:
• Message Development/Slogan
• Press Kit: (EPK’s for TV, films)
   • Review and help create media press kits for key media outlets in
     region and throughout the state, nationally or globally.
• Media Relations:
   • Developing stories: Focus on how your organization helps in
     quality of life issues such as traffic congestion relief, housing
     environmental benefits, job creation and project technology.
   • Media Tours: Give media outlets an opportunity to learn first-hand
     how the technology and the system works.
• Survey Media
   • Survey the media their knowledge on your industry
   • Track information of program participants using Dialog Builder
   • Google Analytics, ROI and customer feedback improves coverage.
Tactics: Pilot Program
Launch it projects:
   • “Ride-Along-Day”
      • Media Event: Create a high-impact media event to
        secure coverage of your company’s new facilities.
      • Corporate Partners: Develop partnerships with sponsor
        or supporters - MTA, BNSF, Union Pacific and METRO
   • Save-the- date card
      • Announce the promotion-congressional & state tours.
   • “Education” Kit
      • Inspire local schools to have poster contests and tours.
      • Launch award and financial award winning nonprofit projects
Tactics: Ongoing Program
Post-Launch:
  • Monthly Newsletter
     • Create and distribute a monthly newsletter with stories about the
       success of the ACTA programs, recent headlines and testimonials.
  • Media Hotline
     • Manage the Media Hotline – a local telephone number to be used for
       promoting media events and ongoing programs
  • Industry Experts
     • Register industry experts online with media
     • Check print/trades editorial calendars and radio/TV talk shows
  • Awards – Post Results on Company Facebook “Like” Page
     • Submit your work for industry awards, local, state and national.
     • Announce awards and ceremonies
Tactics: Growing the Brand Programs

Promoting the Success:
  •Statewide Media Relations:
        • Program Status Reports: Bi-monthly news releases on
          the success of client’s Program.
        • Media Targets: Major newspapers and broadcast
          outlets, Journal of Commerce, WSJ, LA/NY Times USA
          Today, Variety, LABJ and thousands of industry trades.
        • Targeted Districts: Publications in the Legislative
          districts of targeted State Senators and
          Assemblymembers.
  •Sacramento Briefing
        • Brief State Legislators on the success of client
          program.
        • Attract media coverage to client’s success
Tactics: Media Relations Campaign

ID of Targets:

• State Industry Committees
• State Assembly Committee on Industry
• Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
• California Commissions
• Local Legislators: Congressmen who
  are your advocates
• Supporting Industry Associations
• Business Partners
• Potential Customers and Clients
Tactics: Gov. Relations Campaign

Grassroots Approach:
  • Response Device:
     • Write letters to elected officials
     • Write letters-to-the-editor
     • Meet with elected officials


     Use Social Media Builder for dialogue with supporters.
     • Newsletters/Updates
     • Personalized letters
Tactics: Media Campaign
Grassroots Approach:

  • Targets: Environmental Organizations, Business and Trade
    Assns., Federal Administration, the California Commission
    overseeing client industry and business partners.
  • Brochure: Review and produce a new one pager with
    environmental benefits and the client technology.
  • Development of a Coalition:
     • Distribute brochure with an endorsement form
     • Solicit support via telephone and facsimile
     • Setup up editorial board meetings or adversorials
     • Media support
     • Solicit community and nonprofit organizations
Tactics: Government Relations Campaign
 Grassroots Approach:
   • Mobilize the Coalition:
      • Write letters to key elected officials
      • Participate in meetings with select lawmakers
      • Author opinion-editorials for newspapers
      • Include information about client’s milestones in
        organization’s newsletter
      • Disseminate action alerts to membership
      • Participate in earned media activities
   • Coalition Newsletter: Write and distribute a Coalition
     Newsletter aimed at current members, targeted
     associations and elected officials. Take to Social Media.
Tactics: Media Relations Campaign

Media Relations:
   • Editorial Board Meetings: Schedule meetings with client
     representatives and editors at key publications.


   • Opinion-Editorials: Work with Coalition members to place
     op-eds in key publications across the state.


   • Letters-to-the-Editor: Work with membership in the writing
     and placement of letters-to-the-editor in key publications.
   • Social Media Engagement: Engage Social Media sites Google+,
     Facebook and Linkedin, etc.
Tactics: Media Relations via Internet
Web Site Media Marketing:
  • Provide content and support to the client website with
    updated information, list of supporters, sample letters to
    elected officials and letters-to-the-editor, action alerts,
    media information and contact information.
  Images and news Stories
  of Client events:
   Business Beat News Tip Sheet™ to the media of
   districts of key Senators and Assemblymembers
  • Targeted to the districts of key Senators and
    Assemblymembers
  • Aimed at influencing members of the State Legislature.
  • Timed to key events: committee vote, public hearing, floor
    debate, etc.
Overview




  1
RESEARCH

           SUCCESS
                        2
                      STRATEGY




             3
           TACTICS
MAYO Communications Team
This is not just about moving trains…
  The MAYO Team:
 A firm that specializes in
     complex issues…

 A firm that brings PR and
 political smarts together.

 MAYO Communications:
   A firm with a proven
 track record of Media success.
The MAYO Team Group
MAYO Communications prides
 itself in offering clients 24/7
 accessibility to their account
Aida Mayo, President:   George Mc Quade:
 Work: 818.340.5300     Work: 818.340.5300
  Cell: 818.618.9226    Cell: 818.618.9229
Award-Winning
Public Relations



       “We don’t guarantee
        media, we just get it!”
       www.MayoPR.com
     Call 818-340-5300 Today!

2013 mayo communications

  • 1.
    Award-Winning Public Relations “We don’t guarantee media, we just get it!” www.MayoPR.com LaEntertainmentPublicity.com Los Angeles – San Diego – New York
  • 2.
    About MAYO Communications 100 percent Woman-owned, 100 percent Spanish Owned (WMBE) registered with Los Angeles County  Founded 1995  2003-2012 “Best media placement-print,” said PRSA  Crisis communications, damage control, image rebuilding, community outreach, SEO and proactive media relations “Best Corporate Communications” PRSA and IABC  12 independent contractors, offices in LA , NY & San Diego New York Los Angeles San Diego
  • 3.
    MAYO’s Campaign TeamProject Mgt Aida Mayo President • 10 years managing public relations and public affairs campaigns. • Strong multimedia, minority media relations and legal communications skills. Dan Lai George S. Mc Quade III Senior Account Exec. General Manager • 10 years award-winning • Former print/radio/TV writing and high-tech PR. newsman for 20 years. • Outstanding transportation, life • Extensive PR, Gov. and sciences, and governmental corporate comm. experience affairs experience. (10 years)
  • 4.
    Thinking Outside TheBox… This project takes a different kind of thinking …this is not just about moving a few trains. That is why when the stakes are high……Clients turn to MAYO Communications.
  • 5.
    An Award WinningCreative Team… MAYO Communications has produced award-winning material for all of its clients, including: • “Business Beat News Tip Sheet™ “ PR Voter approved “Prop B” - SCLC $20 Billion w/ (4 CA Governors) • Counterterrorism Expert Elsa Lee – Adv • OnTrac-Alameda Corridor East • Wal-Mart “Superstores” • World Trade Center Assn. LA/Long Beach California Chamber of Commerce “C • MTA-”Economic Warcast” • Los Angeles County Economic Develop • Stevie Wonder ‘STITCHES” • Kyser Center for • “10-day lockout at the Ports” Economic Research (10+ years) • “60 Minutes A Eye On TheHousing Authority” PRSA award
  • 6.
    When the stakesare high, clients call upon The MAYO… The 10-day LA Wal-Mart   and Long Beach Ports Walkout Superstores Impact There is no alternative to a successful campaign.
  • 7.
    Overview 1 RESEARCH 2 STRATEGY 3 TACTICS
  • 8.
    Tactics: Social MediaTheme Builder Social Media Campaign Builder is MAYO Communication’s system that establishes two-way, high profile, engaging, custom-tailored communications between the client and the target audiences.
  • 9.
    Tactics: Building adialog  MAYO’s mail programs are designed to fit each client’s specific needs and are tailored to your target audience.  MAYO has written and produced scores of direct response letter packages, self-mailers, brochures, newsletters, and simple flyers.  Variable personalized letters can be generated at a moment’s notice to communicate with individuals based on their pre-programmed criteria to generate a call to action.
  • 10.
    Tactics: Grassroot campaigns  Letter writing campaigns can even be generated to targeted opinion leaders or elected officials on individualized letterhead and with multiple paragraph swapping capabilities.  By building a dialog you can output targeted lists for grassroots, phone banks, sophisticated predictive dialers, patch-throughs, email lists and social media platform at a moment’s notice.  Creating blogs and social news sites to expand brand Online.
  • 11.
    Tactics: Dialog Builder Forour clients, potential target audiences include: Congress, California, Statewide Government Affairs: Los Angeles County: • Leg. & Reg. Monitoring •Lawmakers in the Dist. • High propensity voters within •Transportation leaders targeted legislative districts •Caltrans • Environmental organizations •Governor’s Office • Business and Industry trade •Cities impacted by ACTA associations •Los Angeles Port • Manufacturing organizations •Long Beach Port • Lobbying of Federal & Reg. •IEE and regional chps • Relationship Building with key •Calif. Realtors Assn. officials …Dialog Builder builds a communications bridge.
  • 12.
    Tactics: Proactive MediaRelations Rebranding Your Business or Organization: • Message Development/Slogan • Press Kit: (EPK’s for TV, films) • Review and help create media press kits for key media outlets in region and throughout the state, nationally or globally. • Media Relations: • Developing stories: Focus on how your organization helps in quality of life issues such as traffic congestion relief, housing environmental benefits, job creation and project technology. • Media Tours: Give media outlets an opportunity to learn first-hand how the technology and the system works. • Survey Media • Survey the media their knowledge on your industry • Track information of program participants using Dialog Builder • Google Analytics, ROI and customer feedback improves coverage.
  • 13.
    Tactics: Pilot Program Launchit projects: • “Ride-Along-Day” • Media Event: Create a high-impact media event to secure coverage of your company’s new facilities. • Corporate Partners: Develop partnerships with sponsor or supporters - MTA, BNSF, Union Pacific and METRO • Save-the- date card • Announce the promotion-congressional & state tours. • “Education” Kit • Inspire local schools to have poster contests and tours. • Launch award and financial award winning nonprofit projects
  • 14.
    Tactics: Ongoing Program Post-Launch: • Monthly Newsletter • Create and distribute a monthly newsletter with stories about the success of the ACTA programs, recent headlines and testimonials. • Media Hotline • Manage the Media Hotline – a local telephone number to be used for promoting media events and ongoing programs • Industry Experts • Register industry experts online with media • Check print/trades editorial calendars and radio/TV talk shows • Awards – Post Results on Company Facebook “Like” Page • Submit your work for industry awards, local, state and national. • Announce awards and ceremonies
  • 15.
    Tactics: Growing theBrand Programs Promoting the Success: •Statewide Media Relations: • Program Status Reports: Bi-monthly news releases on the success of client’s Program. • Media Targets: Major newspapers and broadcast outlets, Journal of Commerce, WSJ, LA/NY Times USA Today, Variety, LABJ and thousands of industry trades. • Targeted Districts: Publications in the Legislative districts of targeted State Senators and Assemblymembers. •Sacramento Briefing • Brief State Legislators on the success of client program. • Attract media coverage to client’s success
  • 16.
    Tactics: Media RelationsCampaign ID of Targets: • State Industry Committees • State Assembly Committee on Industry • Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger • California Commissions • Local Legislators: Congressmen who are your advocates • Supporting Industry Associations • Business Partners • Potential Customers and Clients
  • 17.
    Tactics: Gov. RelationsCampaign Grassroots Approach: • Response Device: • Write letters to elected officials • Write letters-to-the-editor • Meet with elected officials Use Social Media Builder for dialogue with supporters. • Newsletters/Updates • Personalized letters
  • 18.
    Tactics: Media Campaign GrassrootsApproach: • Targets: Environmental Organizations, Business and Trade Assns., Federal Administration, the California Commission overseeing client industry and business partners. • Brochure: Review and produce a new one pager with environmental benefits and the client technology. • Development of a Coalition: • Distribute brochure with an endorsement form • Solicit support via telephone and facsimile • Setup up editorial board meetings or adversorials • Media support • Solicit community and nonprofit organizations
  • 19.
    Tactics: Government RelationsCampaign Grassroots Approach: • Mobilize the Coalition: • Write letters to key elected officials • Participate in meetings with select lawmakers • Author opinion-editorials for newspapers • Include information about client’s milestones in organization’s newsletter • Disseminate action alerts to membership • Participate in earned media activities • Coalition Newsletter: Write and distribute a Coalition Newsletter aimed at current members, targeted associations and elected officials. Take to Social Media.
  • 20.
    Tactics: Media RelationsCampaign Media Relations: • Editorial Board Meetings: Schedule meetings with client representatives and editors at key publications. • Opinion-Editorials: Work with Coalition members to place op-eds in key publications across the state. • Letters-to-the-Editor: Work with membership in the writing and placement of letters-to-the-editor in key publications. • Social Media Engagement: Engage Social Media sites Google+, Facebook and Linkedin, etc.
  • 21.
    Tactics: Media Relationsvia Internet Web Site Media Marketing: • Provide content and support to the client website with updated information, list of supporters, sample letters to elected officials and letters-to-the-editor, action alerts, media information and contact information. Images and news Stories of Client events: Business Beat News Tip Sheet™ to the media of districts of key Senators and Assemblymembers • Targeted to the districts of key Senators and Assemblymembers • Aimed at influencing members of the State Legislature. • Timed to key events: committee vote, public hearing, floor debate, etc.
  • 22.
    Overview 1 RESEARCH SUCCESS 2 STRATEGY 3 TACTICS
  • 23.
    MAYO Communications Team Thisis not just about moving trains… The MAYO Team: A firm that specializes in complex issues… A firm that brings PR and political smarts together. MAYO Communications: A firm with a proven track record of Media success.
  • 24.
    The MAYO TeamGroup MAYO Communications prides itself in offering clients 24/7 accessibility to their account Aida Mayo, President: George Mc Quade: Work: 818.340.5300 Work: 818.340.5300 Cell: 818.618.9226 Cell: 818.618.9229
  • 25.
    Award-Winning Public Relations “We don’t guarantee media, we just get it!” www.MayoPR.com Call 818-340-5300 Today!

Editor's Notes

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  • #6 Harvey- or George (likely no time to talk about these unless we are asked then George can briefly explain the campaigns and awards.
  • #7 Harvey- This summarizes our case studies. This slide also serves as a intro to our strategy/tactics. Basically, we are called upon when the stakes are high and we deliver. For Knowaste, the stakes are high. Without a successful Santa Clarita pilot program, it will be difficult to implement a successful statewide public affairs program.
  • #8 HARVEY Research: need for research for both the pilot program and the public affairs campaign….focus groups Strategy: From the research, we can develop a solid strategy Tactics: This will determine the tactics to be used Based upon our experience, we have many tools and tactics that we have used to bring success to PR/PA campaigns.
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  • #13 George
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  • #17 HARVEY
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  • #19 McQuade
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