Okaloosa County BOCC — May 28, 2015 — I. g. BP Strategic Marketing Plan DRAFT FY15-16 052115
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STRATEGIC MARKETING
PLAN – BP FUNDING
May 28, 2015
Objective, Strategy &
Tactics
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Objective & Strategy
Objective:
• Increase visitation to Emerald Coast
Strategy:
• Develop campaign around Gulf-to-Table to
establish Emerald Coast as the premiere
destination for unique dining and fishing
experiences
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Tactics
• Develop Gulf-to-Table COLLATERAL
materials to raise awareness
• Highlight current Emerald Coast
RESTAURANTS that provide Gulf-to-Table
options
• Develop UNIQUE video, digital and social
content to capitalize on the product
• Create a digital and printed FISHING GUIDE
to provide in depth information about the
Emerald Coast offerings
• Implement robust LANDING PAGE to house
all information and provide insight to
consumers
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Marketing Initiatives
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Marketing Initiatives
Phase 1:
• Utilize BP funds to develop the following:
• Video, digital, blog and social content
• Campaign landing page
• Photoshoot
• Digital and printed fishing guide
Phase 2:
• Utilize any additional obtained funds to
provide media support
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Marketing Plan Budget
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Marketing Plan Budget – Phase 1
BP Funds Dollars
Digital, Blog and Social Content $35,000
Campaign Landing Page $20,000
Photography $20,000
Video Content $20,000
Digital and Printed Fishing Guide $32,000
Grand Total $127,000
*All prices are estimated and may
change as formals estimates are
developed
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Marketing Plan Budget – Phase 2
TDD Budget + Restore Act Grant Dollars
Media $150,000
Grand Total $150,000
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Thank You
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Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners. “Okaloosa County BOCC — May 28, 2015 — I. g. BP Strategic Marketing Plan DRAFT FY15-16 052115.” May 28, 2015. I. g. BP Strategic Marketing_Plan_DRAFT_FY15-16_052115. Crypt of Echoes evidence ID LED-2026-5a88e848d662451ca972b9e679236f5e. http://127.0.0.1:58097/evidence/LED-2026-5a88e848d662451ca972b9e679236f5e. Accessed [date].
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