the power of partnerships
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The Power of Partnerships. Putting the pieces together for ASW success. Governor Proclamation Washington specific logo Events every day of WSW DFI partnered with CTED/WA ABCs & others (10+ partners) Web site , tips, “tool-kit” Twitter & blog incorporated in outreach - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
The Power of PartnershipsPutting the pieces together for ASW success
Governor ProclamationGovernor ProclamationWashington specific logoWashington specific logoEvents every day of WSWDFI DFI partnered with CTED/WA ABCs &
others (10+ partners)Web Web site, tips, “tool-kit”Twitter & blog incorporated in
outreachPress releases, Press releases, YouTube channelMedia coverage – print, TV, onlineMedia coverage – print, TV, online
FindingsHaving a “tool-kit” is key to successOffering to do the work is needed to
increase/improve involvementWeb 2.0 is a necessity to reach more
people, more media & more partnersThrow the net wider than you think
you should: you’ll be surprised what you “catch” in the way of partners!
FindingsGrass roots connections are PRICELESSSaves Week can encompass more than
you think – be open to new ideasNO event is “too small” or “too big” –
roll with it and watch momentum buildMedia is a needy friend – give ‘em
LOCAL, give ‘em PEOPLE & involve your “regulars” for coverage
Celebration is crucial for wrap-up!
How can YOU do this? Gather the pieces of the puzzle together
Preliminary partner meeting What are your goals? What do you want?
What’s the picture you’re working on? Theme – if everyone’s working on one theme, it
makes it easier to pitch i.e. “Surviving & Saving In Tough Times”
What SHOULD it look like? Brainstorm – Where do the pieces “fit” in the
picture? How can you play off each other & put the
pieces together to complete the picture? Get a new perspective to find new solutions
Be someone else – what would they do?
How can YOU use this? Tactics
Who’s the cat-herder? Break it down – task it out DEADLINES: Set them & KEEP them
Use EVERY outreach method you can In-person Web 2.0 (Net, Twitter, Blog, Facebook…) Media (print, radio, TV, online, bloggers) Word-of-mouth is priceless!
Do as we say, not as we do: track it!