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Board of County Commissioners
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MARKETING VEHICLE 30 Days 60 Days 90 Days ESTIMATED COST <br /> Radio Scripts/Contracts 1st Broadcast Follow up $24,000 <br /> Broadcast <br /> Print Advertisements Scripts/Contracts Ad releases, Ad releases, $20,000 <br /> script script <br /> Community Presentations Vendor/Guest Vendor/Guest Vendor/Guest - <br /> Speaker Speaker Speaker <br /> Video Broadcast Script/Production Broadcast Broadcast $16,000 <br /> Promotional Items Design Fliers, buy Distribute Distribute $20,000 <br /> items Fliers&items Fliers& items <br /> Social Media Update Website YouTube I - I - <br /> TOTAL= $10,000 $40,000 1 $30,000 1 $80,000 <br /> The highest priority of the single stream marketing campaign is to take advantage of as many local radio <br /> broadcasts and print advertisements as possible,since these mediums would be more cost efficient than <br /> direct mail and would still reach thousands of county residents. We have a contract to print monthly ads <br /> in Vero Voice Magazine until the end of the calendar year, and we are scheduled as a guest on radio <br /> broadcasts with Vero Voice and Vero Insider. SWDD is in communication with other radio stations, <br /> magazines, and newspapers to reach all areas of the county throughout the next three months. <br /> For the first time, we are developing a television campaign to reach residents at movie theaters and in <br /> their homes. We are in the process of creating a short film that emphasizes the 75% recycling rate by <br /> 2020 and the arrival of the recycle carts that is estimated to be finished in August. There are <br /> opportunities to air the film at AMC Indian River 24 and Majestic 11 theaters,and in the future broadcast <br /> this film and other short films on local television stations. The film will also be posted to the SWDD <br /> website,which will be reconstructed over the next month to be more user friendly. <br /> During the month of June,SWDD staff has interacted with the public directly as a vendor at public events, <br /> and by sponsoring and attending the Keep Indian River Beautiful (KIRB) Marketplace at the Indian River <br /> Mail. We have also worked closely with Waste Management to coordinate outreach efforts and to <br /> develop opportunities for increasing public event recycling. During the month of July,we are redesigning <br /> our current fliers, and designing new fliers to promote single stream recycling that can be handed out or <br /> posted on community boards by August. <br /> In addition to advertising the arrival of single stream recycling, the recycling coordinator is also <br /> contacting other counties and researching successful strategies for improving recycling participation in <br /> schools,commercial businesses and multi-residential buildings. By September, Ms.Vos will be launching <br /> educational programs in schools, and contacting commercial businesses to encourage them to join in <br /> the effort to reach 75%recycling rate by 2020. <br /> FUNDING: <br /> Funding for recycling education and marketing efforts are included in the fiscal year 2014/15 budget in <br /> the SWDD Recycling Fund which is funded from SWDD assessments and user fees.The remaining budget <br /> is approximately$80,000. <br /> SWDD Agenda-Update on the Educational Component for the Upcoming Changes to the Recycling Program Page-2- <br /> 232 <br />
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