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Improving the Sutton People’s Kitchen Market Stall Experience - PPT Presentation

Colin Harrington Patricio Janson Joshua LoganRung Gina Rios 1 Presentation outline Goals and Objectives Promotional strategy assessment Social media Flyer distribution 2 April market stall ID: 707950

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Improving the Sutton People’s Kitchen Market Stall Experience

Colin HarringtonPatricio JansonJoshua Logan-RungGina Rios

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Presentation outline

Goals and ObjectivesPromotional strategy assessment

Social media

Flyer distribution2 April market stall

9 April market stall

16 April market stall

23 April market market stall

General results and discussion of the projectRecommendations

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Goal and objectives

Goal: We improved the effectiveness of the market stall experience that was pilot-tested by the Sutton People's Kitchen in the summer of 2015 by promoting it to the Sutton community and engaging visitors through interactive and educational activities.

Objectives:

Assess promotional strategies for the market stall.

Pilot test activities about healthy eating habits for the market stall experience.

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Assessment of promotional strategies

MethodologyResultsInstagram accountSocial media post performance

Examples of reposts

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Results: Social media post performance

CommentsBackground posts: “This is great” & “Amazing” Subtle promotion posts: “Hi , what exactly is going to be there ? do you have any more info on this ? I might come”

Direct promotion posts: “Recipe please! Looks amazing”

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Table 1.1 Comparing the average and standard deviation of subtle and direct promotion posts on social mediaSlide6

Post with the best performance overall:

Likes on Instagram: 14Reach on Facebook: 825 Likes on Facebook: 15

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Example of a person who mentioned Sutton Community Farm on her Instagram post

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Flyer design and distribution

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Figure 1.1 Current poster designSlide9

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Figure 1.2 Number of surveyed market stall visitors that reported their social media use by age (left) and gender (right).Slide10

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Figure 1.3 Percentage of visitors surveyed who follow Sutton Community Farm’s social media by age group for each market stall date(A. 2 April, B. 9 April, C. 16 April, and D. 23 April)

2 April

9 April

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B

C

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Figure 1.4 Percentage of visitors surveyed who follow Sutton Community Farm’s social media by gender for each market stall date (A. 2 April, B. 9 April, C. 16 April, and D. 23 April)

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B

C

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Figure 1.5 Market stall layouts for each market stall date (A. 2 April, B. 9 April, C. 16 April, and D. 23 April)

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2 April market stall

WeatherResultsNumber of visitors

SurveysDiscussion

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9 April market stall

WeatherResultsNumber of visitors

Surveys

DiscussionChanges

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16 April Market Stall

WeatherResultsNumber of visitors

SurveysDiscussion

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23 April Market Stall

WeatherResultsNumber of visitors

SurveysDiscussion

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The Activities

Figure 2.1 The Eatwell Plate activity

Figure 2.2 The

Sugar Smart activity

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2 April Quiz Results

Figure 2.3 Question two and four performance of participants who participated in both activities 18

Question 2

Which food groups should you eat the most of?

Sugars and fat

Protein and Dairy

Dairy and Carbohydrates

Fruits/Vegetables and CarbohydratesProtein and Fruits/VegetablesQuestion 4Which drink has the most sugar per serving (100 mL)? Please rank the below items.

Coca Cola Orange juice (Tropicana)

Chocolate milk (Yahzoo)

Capri-Sun

Sports drink (Lucozade)

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2 April Quiz Results

Figure 2.4 2 April percentage of correct answers by question

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9,16, and 23 April Quiz Results

Figure 2.5 Question two and four performance of participants who participated in both activities 20

Question 2

Which food groups should you eat the most of?

Sugars and fat

Protein and Dairy

Dairy and Carbohydrates

Fruits/Vegetables and CarbohydratesProtein and Fruits/VegetablesQuestion 4Which drink has the most sugar per serving (100 mL)?

Coca ColaOrange juice (Tropicana)

Chocolate milk (Yahzoo)

Capri-Sun

Sports drink (Lucozade) Slide21

9,16, and 23 April Quiz Results

Figure 2.6 9,16, and 23 April percentage of correct answers by question

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Deliverables

Active Instagram accountPoster and flyer designRecipe cards

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Recommendations

Layout of the market stallSocial media postsPromotion of the market stallActivities

New areas for activities to cover

Volunteers

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Acknowledgements

Veryan Wilkie-Jones, Eva Koszorus, and the rest of Sutton Community FarmProfessor Joel J. Brattin and Professor Lauren MathewsProfessor Sarah CrowneProfessor Dominic Golding

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