#pokeSJ:
ASocialMediaCampaignforFreshCatchPoke
Created by Alexis Crase, Ryan Alpers, Anissa Sanders, Kimberly Tran
& Jennifer Vasquez
TheTEAM
Ryan Alpers
High School
Journalism
advisor, masters
student, writer of
words.
Alexis Crase
Communications
professional,
masters student
& fashion blogger
who wants to work
in social media.
Anissa Sanders
East Coast born,
West coast living.
Aspiring PR
professional and
pizza connoisseur.
Jennifer Vasquez
Aspiring marketing
and advertising
professional. Sports &
concert goer.
Kimberly Tran
Future PR
professional, animal
lover, bookworm,
food and wine
enthusiast.
theStoryBehindFreshcatch
James Nguyen, a
financial analyst at
Cisco Systems, Inc.,
wanted more out of
life than career
crunching numbers all
day, everyday.
&theInspiration
After spending a week
in Hawaii with his
restaurateur cousin,
Nguyen found the
inspiration he was
searching for.
Whyfreshcatch?
Fresh Catch was a new local
business.
They opened in 2015 and had less
than 20 posts with graphics by
September 2016 on their
Facebook.
They had only a handful of posts on
their Twitter feed.
OurGoalstartingoutforFreshCatch
Our Target Customer:
Tech workers
Young professionals
Bay Area locals
Healthy eaters
Our Plan to Reach That Customer:
Social media
Creative/Engaging content
Informational
Facebook & Twitter
“Peter”
Software Engineer
29. Looking for the
next cool toy. Goes
out to eat everyday
with co-workers.
College Student
22. Spends most of
her time at school
and working out,
eats healthy and
enjoys traveling.
Marketing Director
33. Always on the
go and not enough
time to prepare
lunch or dinner.
Valet Attendant
25. Enjoys spending
time with friends
and trying new food
trucks.
“Ashley” “Cameron” “Jimmy”
TargetCustomers
ourNarrativeFresh Catch Poke is a food truck dedicated to
bringing the Bay Area a taste of traditional Hawaiian
poke.
It blends modern Hawaiian, fresh preparation, and
an artful balance of Pacific Rim flavors for the
perfect poke bowl. Brought to your party, park, or
parking lot, Fresh Catch Poke serves sophistication
on your lunch hour, or any hour.
That’s the freshness of Fresh Catch Poke.
Ideas Invoked: New rain. The crack of vegetables
straight from the earth. The spray of salt from the
wave crashing over the bow of the boat at it churns
into the harbor. Rinsing off after you get out of the
ocean.
Influencers:
Health,Local,FoodIES,
FOODTruckS
HEALTH local Foodie FOODTRUCKS
Yougottahavea
P.O.A.
Who, What, Where & When
We decided that our post copy would be
written/created by every Saturday for the following
Sunday-Thursday.
We also agreed that everything would be added to the
group calendar.
● Monday: Anissa posts to Twitter & Facebook
● Tuesday: Jennifer posts to Twitter & Facebook
● Wednesday: Kimberly posts to Twitter &
Facebook
● Thursday: Alexis posts to Twitter & Facebook
● Friday: No posts
● Saturday: No posts
● Sunday: Ryan posts to Twitter & Facebook
Each day, Kimberly handled posting the material
Why#pokeSJ?
We chose #pokeSJ based on
the following:
Product: Poke
Location: San Jose
Target consumer: Young
Professionals
Bonus: The owner liked it.
Let’sSeeSome
Content!
WeFeltLikeWeWereDoingPretty
Good!
WegotFIRED
But then, out of nowhere...
WeKeptSwimming!
We created a closed Facebook Group in order to continue posting. We have
continued to adapt our post copy & images in order to create content that is
effective in communicating the Fresh Catch Poke narrative.
OuRPrivate FaceBookPage
LessonsLearned
Better communication with
business owner
Weekly meetings or more
frequent email
communication
Creating sample posts in
advance in order to have a
more cohesive vision
Find a more predictable business,
or learn to adapt
Food trucks are constantly
moving
Fresh Catch didn’t always have
public events or even events
on every given week
Find something relatable, or
better learn the product
Some members never (and still
haven’t) tried poke
Lack of knowledge of the
industry was reflective in
our posts

A Social Media Campaign

  • 1.
    #pokeSJ: ASocialMediaCampaignforFreshCatchPoke Created by AlexisCrase, Ryan Alpers, Anissa Sanders, Kimberly Tran & Jennifer Vasquez
  • 2.
    TheTEAM Ryan Alpers High School Journalism advisor,masters student, writer of words. Alexis Crase Communications professional, masters student & fashion blogger who wants to work in social media. Anissa Sanders East Coast born, West coast living. Aspiring PR professional and pizza connoisseur. Jennifer Vasquez Aspiring marketing and advertising professional. Sports & concert goer. Kimberly Tran Future PR professional, animal lover, bookworm, food and wine enthusiast.
  • 3.
    theStoryBehindFreshcatch James Nguyen, a financialanalyst at Cisco Systems, Inc., wanted more out of life than career crunching numbers all day, everyday.
  • 4.
    &theInspiration After spending aweek in Hawaii with his restaurateur cousin, Nguyen found the inspiration he was searching for.
  • 5.
    Whyfreshcatch? Fresh Catch wasa new local business. They opened in 2015 and had less than 20 posts with graphics by September 2016 on their Facebook. They had only a handful of posts on their Twitter feed.
  • 6.
    OurGoalstartingoutforFreshCatch Our Target Customer: Techworkers Young professionals Bay Area locals Healthy eaters Our Plan to Reach That Customer: Social media Creative/Engaging content Informational Facebook & Twitter
  • 7.
    “Peter” Software Engineer 29. Lookingfor the next cool toy. Goes out to eat everyday with co-workers. College Student 22. Spends most of her time at school and working out, eats healthy and enjoys traveling. Marketing Director 33. Always on the go and not enough time to prepare lunch or dinner. Valet Attendant 25. Enjoys spending time with friends and trying new food trucks. “Ashley” “Cameron” “Jimmy” TargetCustomers
  • 8.
    ourNarrativeFresh Catch Pokeis a food truck dedicated to bringing the Bay Area a taste of traditional Hawaiian poke. It blends modern Hawaiian, fresh preparation, and an artful balance of Pacific Rim flavors for the perfect poke bowl. Brought to your party, park, or parking lot, Fresh Catch Poke serves sophistication on your lunch hour, or any hour. That’s the freshness of Fresh Catch Poke. Ideas Invoked: New rain. The crack of vegetables straight from the earth. The spray of salt from the wave crashing over the bow of the boat at it churns into the harbor. Rinsing off after you get out of the ocean.
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    Yougottahavea P.O.A. Who, What, Where& When We decided that our post copy would be written/created by every Saturday for the following Sunday-Thursday. We also agreed that everything would be added to the group calendar. ● Monday: Anissa posts to Twitter & Facebook ● Tuesday: Jennifer posts to Twitter & Facebook ● Wednesday: Kimberly posts to Twitter & Facebook ● Thursday: Alexis posts to Twitter & Facebook ● Friday: No posts ● Saturday: No posts ● Sunday: Ryan posts to Twitter & Facebook Each day, Kimberly handled posting the material
  • 12.
    Why#pokeSJ? We chose #pokeSJbased on the following: Product: Poke Location: San Jose Target consumer: Young Professionals Bonus: The owner liked it.
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    WeKeptSwimming! We created aclosed Facebook Group in order to continue posting. We have continued to adapt our post copy & images in order to create content that is effective in communicating the Fresh Catch Poke narrative.
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    LessonsLearned Better communication with businessowner Weekly meetings or more frequent email communication Creating sample posts in advance in order to have a more cohesive vision Find a more predictable business, or learn to adapt Food trucks are constantly moving Fresh Catch didn’t always have public events or even events on every given week Find something relatable, or better learn the product Some members never (and still haven’t) tried poke Lack of knowledge of the industry was reflective in our posts

Editor's Notes

  • #4 Talk about while he was analyzing and managing business accounts for others, he realized he could use his business smarts to make himself more money. Work towards a better life, better future, retirement.
  • #5 James realized that with the help of his cousin, he can become successful investing in the food business. He decided to go with poke. It’s popularity was growing in the United States at the time. All the poke places in the states were brick and mortar places, his would be the first poke food truck.
  • #7 How did we get the target market. Why are they our target market. How do we reach out to them and how do we do it.
  • #8 What our ideal target market would look like
  • #10 By dividing influencers into four categories, we recognized that Fresh Catch Poke has a wide customer base and many ways to find that customer base. The Bay Area is a big place, but these influencers were selected to be the vehicle for reaching those who did not know Fresh Catch Poke, but should.
  • #11 GRAPHIC OF INFLUENCERS - Talk about why each influencer was chosen
  • #15 Content slides make white background and then expand the images to that you can see the screen shots
  • #18 Perspective of someome reading the slides without the prsentation in front of them; like a story book ; headlines; more visuals; personal preferences, no drop shadows, images on a slide are a full bleed; part of the requirement is to export as PDF and upload to slideshare; recommended to upload to personal slideshare account and then the it is linkedin
  • #22 Think about creative titles; how can you get outside of the box and still show us what is the main takeaway? Suggestions: get this presentation done this week so that we can assign slides; next week meet maybe once before to practice transitions; use the second half to finish the final exam;;;