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Challenge
As a precursor to the implementation of its new Community Impact
Model, United Way of Tampa Bay wanted to promote its connection
to the community outside of their annual Workplace Campaign.
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Solution
DKF Connects successfully identified current programming to best
represent the United Way of Tampa Bay's volunteer service initiatives;
resulting in feature stories about the organization's Family Volunteer
Day of Service in The Tampa Tribune and additional coverage
in the St. Petersburg Times.
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Challenge
During its two prior promotional visits to Tampa Bay, the Red
Baron Stearman Squadron generated extensive media coverage.
With saturation of the marketplace, how could this be repeated in
year three?
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Solution
DKF Connects created a partnership between Red Baron Pizza Stearman
Squadron pilots and Robinson High School Aeronautical Academy students
for an experiential learning program, including youth shadowing
pilots in flight in the World War II open-cockpit aircraft. In addition,
partnership was featured in The Tampa Tribune, St. Petersburg
Times and South Tampa News; each story accompanied by
color photographs including prominent placement of Red Baron logo.
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Challenge
As a small independent, nonprofit private school, Beach Park School
had limited resources to promote the 40-year-old facility in an increasingly
competitive marketplace. |
Solution
While businesses of all size and budgets should have a comprehensive
marketing plan, it is especially critical that small businesses have
such a program to ensure wise and effective use of every dollar. That
was the first step with Beach Park School. DKF Connects developed
and implemented a comprehensive marketing program that started with
a mission statement and logo. The brand identity package extended
to a new capabilities brochure, web site domain, uniform design and
advertising. The brand was further rolled out to include internal
and external marketing programs. |
Challenge
With the average American exposed to more than 3,000 advertisements
a day and watching three year's worth of television ads over the course
of a lifetime, how can the Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County
break through this barrage of often times unwanted sexually subliminal
message to create their own message to reduce sexual activity among
Pinellas County youth? |
Solution
DKF Connects implemented focus group panel discussions with a cross
section of Pinellas County residents to identify the communication
vehicle parents and caregivers are most likely to use, benchmark participants'
attitudes, perceptions and opinions on various communication vehicles
and their fit/ability to deliver a credible message, and gain insight
on targeted communication strategies/mediums. |
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Challenge
City of Tampa needed a means to enable and empower citizens
to make positive changes within their neighborhoods. |
Solution
By localizing a national event proven to connect people of all ages
to community service, DKF Connects built the foundation for a volunteer
committee to successfully engage 3,000 people to volunteer in community
service projects throughout the city and county on one day
Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. Additionally, funds were secured
to publish and distribute 10,000 service-related fiction books read
by 50,000 students within the School District of Hillsborough County
and two of Tampa's major universities. Students further engaged in
discussion and acts of community service through visits with award-winning
author Paul Fleischman and partnerships with nonprofit organizations.
Secured more than $150,000 in event publicity. |
Challenge
While short on time and budget, the Prosperity Campaign of Hillsborough
& Pinellas Counties wanted to create a "big" splash in two counties
to signal the start of their campaign to encourage low-to-moderate-income
wage earners to file for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). |
Solution
Working with the Prosperity Campaign's many partners including
Hillsborough and Pinellas county governments, the Cities of Tampa,
St. Petersburg and Clearwater, Chamber of Commerce's in Tampa, Clearwater
and St. Petersburg, United Way of Tampa Bay, Juvenile Welfare Board,
Allegany Franciscan Foundation, Internal Revenue Service, AARP, and
additional community-based organizations - created two, simultaneously
grand opening celebrations, one in each base county. Facilitated the
development of a 550+ database of stakeholder and program constituents,
as well as all event logistics, including site selection, programming,
and media. |
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