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The Advertising Club of Toledo

 January 2011

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 Letter from the President

 

In This Issue
Letter from the President
2011 ADDY Awards
Monthly Luncheon Program
Scholarship Application
Board of Governors Update
Company Profile
Industry News: Four Forces
AdClub Goes Mobile
Welcome New Members
What to do!

Friday, January 7
ADDY Collection
PointSeven Studios
between 11:00 - 4:00
ONE DAY ONLY!
enter online
www.omnicontests.com/addy/omnicontests
 
Friday, January 14
ADDY Judging
PointSeven Studios
starting at 9:00 a.m.

Wednesday, January 19
Monthly Luncheon Program
Bob Tennenbaum, Penn National Gaming "Casino Marketing"
The Toledo Club
11:30-1:30
 
Thursday, February 24
ADDY Awards Show
Great Hall at Stranahan Theater
Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
Tickets:  $45 each or 10 for $400

Wednesday, March 16
Monthly Luncheon Program
The Toledo Club
Peter Bowerman, Copywriting

Wednesday, April 20
Monthly Luncheon Program
The Toledo Club
Jill Marie Zachman, Etiquette Training

Wednesday, May 18
Monthly Luncheon Program
The Toledo Club
speaker:  TBA

Friday, May 20
AdBID Auction/Casino Night
The Toledo Country Club, River Road
partnering organization:  BeInstrumental
call the AdClub Office to make a donation or to confirm a sponsorship




2010-2011 Officers

Michael Seay, President
Buckeye TeleSystem
419.724.3872

Kathy Jex, 1st VP
In-House Communications
419.537.9004

Patrick Giammarco, 2nd VP
PWG Marketing
419.329.4256

Greg Reece, Treasurer
H.O.T. Printing & Graphics
419.242.7000

Sara Shiels, Ex-Officio
Toledo and Signature Harley-Davidson
419.843.7892


2010-2011
President's Advisory Council

Angela Riddel
The University of Toledo
419.530.2452

Sue Hague-Rogers
2020 Exhibits
419.266.1010


Executive Director
Patty Schoepf
office:  419.866.4199
cell:  419.260.9572


2010-2011
Board of Governors

Craig Hagenbuch
Independent Marketing Consultant
419.290.3043

Karen Hopkinson
The Blade
419.724.6414

Bonnie Hunter
The Blade
419.724.6292

Collette Jacobs
Adams Street Publishing
419.244.9859

Suzette Kanarowski
Muir Graphics
419.882.7993

Molly Luetke
FLS Marketing
419.241.1244

Judy McFarland
Thread Information Design
419.887.6801

Steve Robison
West Printing Company
419.246.0857

Tim Speweik
Mail Works II LLC
419.725.6245

Michael Temple
Temple Development Company, LLC
419.882.4904

Julie Walker
Impressions Media Group
419-277-7702

Sara Young
Westfield Franklin Park
419.473-3317



Quick Links



Greetings!  

Michael Seay
Michael Seay 2010-2011 AdClub President


Welcome 2011! Now that the holidays are behind us and we are getting back into "work mode", you will want to get all your ADDY Award entries together. Collection will take place one day only - this Friday, January 7 from 11-4 at PointSeven Studios, located at 6450 Weatherfield Ct., Suite 2A Maumee, OH 43537. Make sure you first enter the information for your entry here. If you have any questions about the entry process or need help, do not hesitate to call Patty Schoepf at 419-866-4199.


Mark your calendar for the awards show on Thursday, February 24 at The Great Hall at Stranahan Theater. Ticket information and details can be found here. This year the ADDY Awards returns to the "Live Show" format. You can count on a very entertaining show and a wonderful evening out. Ad space is being made available this year in the winners book. To reserve your spot, please contact Patty.


It's always a safe bet that you'll enjoy the monthly AdClub luncheons. This month we welcome Bob Tenenbaum, Ohio Spokesman for Penn National Gaming on Wednesday, January 19 at The Toledo Club. Bob will talk to us about our new Hollywood Casino in Toledo, explaining what it means for our community and what opportunities we can expect to see as a result. Come hear it all first hand!


As always, we're here to make our AdClub as successful as possible. If there is anything we can do to assist, let us know. We hope to see you all entering your creative masterpieces in the most prestigious and only "local level, national recognition" creative awards show...The ADDYs!

 

 

 

 

Upcoming Events


2011 ADDY Awards

Call for Entries:

2011 ADDYs

HOW TO SUBMIT IN 3 EASY STEPS

 

1.  Create award winning work.

 

2.  Visit www.addycompetition.com and click on "Click Here to Enter".  Complete the appropriate (student or professional) online registration form.  Complete all the steps listed.  Assemble entries according to the rules and guidelines.  Print manifest and make check payable to the Advertising Club of Toledo.

 

3.  Collection/Drop Off

Friday, January 7, between 11:00-4:00 -- ONE DAY ONLY!

Deliver entries in transparent envelopes with payment (check made payable to:  Advertising Club of Toledo) and manifest (listing of all entries with total due) to:

PointSeven Studios

6450 Weatherfield Ct., Suite 2A, Maumee

www.pointsevenstudios.com



Entry Fees:

Professional Single Entry

AdClub Member:  $55

Non-Member:  $95

 

Professional Campaign Entry

AdClub Member:  $60

Non-Member:  $100

 

Student Single or Campaign Entry

AdClub Member or Non-Member:  $25

 

  

If you HAVE NOT renewed your company membership, you WILL NOT receive the membership discount.  Renew now and save $40 on each entry you submit.
 

Current members are posted at:   www.membership-directory.

  

 

ALL entries MUST be registered online at:

www.addyawards.com

 

Follow ALL the rules and guidelines as directed on the official ADDY Awards site.  Payment AND manifest MUST accompany entries at collection.

 

 

Judging:

Friday, January 14

PointSeven Studios

 

Awards Show:

Thursday, February 24

Great Hall at Stranahan TheaterADDY Award Graphic

Wednesday, January 19

Monthly Luncheon Program

The Toledo Club, 235 14th Street


 Bob Tenebaum

Bob Tenenbaum,
Ohio Spokesperson
Penn National Gaming, Inc.

Hollywood Casino - Toledo:
marketing plans and promotions for the new casino



Bob Tenenbaum serves as media spokesperson for Penn National Gaming, Inc. for its casino development projects in Columbus and Toledo.

 

Tenenbaum is a Columbus-based communications consultant with more than four decades of high-level experience and a strong commitment to highly strategic communications programs and effective media relations. His public relations areas of specialization include health care, media relations, public affairs and statewide ballot issues. 

 

His background includes journalism, political campaigns, and communications for major government agencies as well as public relations for a variety of businesses, trade associations and organizations.

 

Following graduation from Ohio University with a degree in journalism, Tenenbaum served as Statehouse reporter for United Press International.  He was managing editor of a chain of weekly newspapers in Columbus before joining the campaign of John J. Gilligan for Governor of Ohio.  Following Gilligan's election, he served as press secretary for Gilligan during his term as Governor.  He later served four years as Communications Director in the Ohio Attorney General's office.

 

Tenenbaum was a founding member of the staff of Columbus Monthly magazine, serving as senior editor and managing editor.  He is past president of the Central Ohio chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists and is a member of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of Kids Voting Central Ohio.

 

Before establishing his own public relations consultancy in 2010, he served in senior public relations positions for Hameroff/Milenthal/Spence, HMS Partners, HMS Success, Ten United and The Milenthal Group.


 
 

Reservations are due by 12:00 p.m. on Monday, January 17.

Call 419.866.4199 or email director@adclubtoledo.org


Members:  $20

Non-Members:  $25

Students:  $15


 

2010-2011 Program Series Sponsor:

Buckeye TeleSystem Logo

 

 

2011-2012 Scholarships


The Toledo Community Foundation is again pleased to offer the Advertising Club of Toledo Scholarship for students pursuing a communications, marketing, public relations or related degree at The University of Toledo or Bowling Green State University (or another accredited university or college in Ohio or Michigan) who will be full-time college juniors, seniors or graduate students during the 2011-2012 academic year.

It is anticipated that at least two $1,000 scholarships will be awarded in early May 2011 for the 2011-2012 academic year.


Application Materials can be downloaded by clicking the previous link and can also be found on the Foundation's website at www.toledocf.org.

Please note the postmark deadline for receipt of the application materials is Tuesday, March 1, 2011.  Applications received with a later postmark will not be accepted.


Questions regarding this Scholarship should be directed to Joanne Olnhausen at 419-241-5049 or via e-mail at joanne@toledocf.org.



 

 

 

Board of Governors


Hello, Goodbye
written by:  Patty Schoepf

The Board of Governors and I wish to thank departing Board members Wendy Coffey and Megan Meinerding for their service. We wish them both luck in their future endeavors.

Welcome to two new Board members who will be replacing Wendy and Megan, Molly Luetke and Julie Walker. Molly is an Account Executive at FLS Marketing and Julie is the Owner/Media Specialist of Impressions Marketing Group. With ADDYs upon us and AdBID only a few short months away, they will have plenty to keep them busy in their new roles.

Congratulations from the Board of Governors and welcome to the Board!





Company Profile

Toledo & Signature Harley-Davidson

written by:  Sara Shiels


Toledo Harley-Davidson on Central Avenue and Signature Harley-Davidson in Perrysburg are where you're number one! We constantly put our best foot forward and give 110% to be just what you are looking for; from a great selection of new and used Harley-Davidson motorcycles and all of the parts and apparel that go with it, to service that keeps you in top shape and on the road. We also strive to be number one in the community by giving back and supporting local charities and organizations.


You don't need to own a Harley to be a part of the community and culture that is prevalent at Toledo and Signature H-D. Join us for one of our many events that are all about bringing people together for a good cause like our annual parking lot concerts at Toledo H-D or the Biker Bash at Signature H-D. These events, plus a number of rides we do throughout the season are to benefit local charities. We also support many local events with charitable contributions to help them raise funds at their events. We've worked with Mom's House, the Sickle Cell Foundation of Northwest Ohio and Planned Pethood just to name a few.


Looking for the Harley of your dreams? Toledo H-D and Signature H-D have an incredible selection of new and used Harley-Davidson motorcycles to set you up with the bike you are looking for.  We also accept trades of all makes and models and provide great financing options to make your dreams become a reality. Our MotorClothes and Parts & Accessories departments are here to make sure you have all of the gear and parts you need, with a staff trained to fit you and your bike properly. Our service department provides the best for your ride from our technicians that are PHD Certified by the Harley-Davidson Motor Company. These departments all come together to form two great dealerships striving to make you feel like you are number one and a part of the Harley-Davidson community!


Or maybe you just want a taste of the open road? Signature Harley-Davidson is your stop for Authorized Harley-Davidson rentals. With daily, weekend, weekly or even monthly rentals available, you can treat yourself to a genuine motorcycling experience any time you'd like. 


How about learning how to ride? If you want to experience the thrill of riding a Harley stop in to either of our dealerships for a spin on Jumpstart. We'll let you fire up a Harley right in our showroom, no endorsement or experience needed. You'll get to start the engine, shift through the gears and experience the excitement you can only get on a Harley. Or call or stop by Toledo Harley-Davidson to get information on the Rider's Edge program. This 4-day program provides a proven blend of classroom instruction and range riding that will leave you confident and ready for the road. When you complete and pass the class you'll receive an MSF Rider Course Completion Card that could exempt you from the written and/or riding portion of the motorcycle license test. Skilled rider courses are also available for those with experience and are looking to hone their riding skills.


It is with a positive approach to business and the community that both Toledo and Signature Harley-Davidson were recently honored with the Top 100 Award from Dealernews. Stop in soon to see what we're all about!


Toledo Harley-Davidson, 7960 W. Central Ave, Toledo, OH

Toledo Harley Davidson







Signature Harley-Davidson, 1176 Professional Dr, Perrysburg, OH

Signature


Industry News

Four Forces (re)Shaping Media and their Effect on Small Business Marketing

written by:  Marketing Consultant Patrick Giammarco, PWG Marketing


There is no doubt that the landscape of the media is changing and will continue to change at an increasing pace. The Internet has changed the way consumers gather information and make purchase decisions.  As a result, traditional media's place in the marketing mix has changed and now represents just one of a number of available options to be considered.


Below are four forces (re)shaping the media landscape and their marketing implications.


1) Increasing Media Consumption
Our appetite for media is virtually insatiable. We consume massive amounts of content and entertainment because of an inherent need to stay connected. Today, it is common for people of all ages to consume multiple media at the same time, with television, Internet, newspaper and other media frequently competing for attention.


Marketing Takeaway: Provide relevant and compelling content
Most media will be consumed with partial attention, decreasing the effectiveness of your advertising. Instead of accepting passive attention, create "intentional attention" by providing relevant and compelling content distributed via meaningful and valuable marketing channels.


2) Increased Media Choices
Thanks to cable, DVRs, the Internet and satellite radio (to name just a few), consumers now have an almost unlimited number of media options. This explosion in choice means less viewer time per medium, along with smaller audience segments, and magnifies the business challenge of pinpointing and utilizing the right media to reach each respective customer niche.


Marketing Takeaway: Segment your audience
Tackle the explosion of new forms of media by further segmenting your audiences. Develop a detailed persona for each target audience and speak to them directly with relevant content. Strive to understand how your target audiences consume media and interact with other people, uncover where they gather (in real life or online) and facilitate conversations.


3) "Gatekeepers" Losing Control
Over the past several years, massive amounts of power and control have shifted away from traditional media. Today, we no longer rely solely on journalist "gatekeepers" to create and relay information. Armed with easy-to-use content creation and Web publishing tools, an always-on Internet and powerful mobile devices, anyone now has the ability to create and share news, information and entertainment.


Marketing Takeaway: Engage your target audience through social media and blogging
The cost of content/media creation is plummeting and fueling the growth of social sharing sites like YouTube and Facebook. It's time to bring the human side of your business out by engaging directly with your target audience through social media and blogging. Move away from a broadcast mindset to one of engagement and conversation.


4) Generational Media Habits
Each generation is fairly consistent in its media consumption patterns however, each group behaves very differently. The average audience age of traditional media such as television and radio continues to increase. Over time, generational change will result in dramatically different media consumption and participation behavior.


Marketing Takeaway: Embrace change
Media channels will become increasingly age-segmented. The traditional media triad of television, print and radio that has dominated the media landscape since the 1950s is fading. Today, a world of social networking, downloads, online communities and mobile devices is emerging. In order to capture the attention of consumers, embrace the new triad of digital media: social, out-of-home, and mobile.




Membership

AdClub Goes Mobile

Coming soon to a phone near you!

Starting today the Advertising Club of Toledo will start to broadcast its event schedule via text messages to users who opt-in for the service.  Users can get reminders to all club events such as monthly speaker series, AdClub social events and other programs about twice a month.  3rd Screen Gurus, a regional mobile messaging provider, is working with the membership committee to deploy the program.  "We realize our membership is a busy group of professionals.  Sending them a text reminder to our great events should be a win-win situation for our club", says Craig Hagenbuch, membership chair for ACT.

Mobile messaging via the SMS "text" channel has grown dramatically in recent years.  Last year 1.56 trillion texts were sent in America.  To start receiving text reminders from your AdClub, simply text ACT to 55678.


Welcome New Members

Laura Jakes
LJ Creates
419.913.8816

Christine Senack
Senack and Associates
www.senackandassociates.com

Joseph Verkennes
Monroe County Community College
www.monroeccc.edu
734.384.4207

Julie Walker
Impressions Media Group
419.277.7702


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