Partners in Action – State Social Media

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Partners in Action – State Social Media Jean O’Toole, Director of PR and Promotion Cindy Chan Phillips, RD – Director of Nutrition Education

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Partners in Action – State Social Media. Jean O’Toole, Director of PR and Promotion Cindy Chan Phillips, RD – Director of Nutrition Education. When we were kids…. A Cow said….”MOO!”. “Moo” goes Social!. What does that mean?. Millennials Age 13-34 Older Millennials Age 20-34 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Partners in Action – State Social Media

Jean O’Toole, Director of PR and PromotionCindy Chan Phillips, RD – Director of Nutrition

Education

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When we were kids….

A Cow said….”MOO!”

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“Moo” goes Social!

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What does that mean?

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New – Changing Target. MillennialsAge 13-34

Older MillennialsAge 20-34Food & Health Involved

Older Millennial ParentsAge 20-34Food & Health Involved

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Why Millennials?

• Largest population cohort U.S. has ever seen: 86 million strong.

• Growing incomes: Spending power will significantly increase in coming years

• More mouths to feed: Spending on food will jump by $50 billion annually by 2020

• Chicken Nugget generation: Critical that existing chicken-focused mindset needs to be corrected.

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The Millennial Generation: “Things aren’t perfect. I need Beef to be...”

SOURCE: Millennial Generation and Beef, Conversion, December 2011

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Millennials use web for food-related queries.

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Millennials are always connected.

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18%

74%

6%2% 0% 1%

Which of the following foods do you PREFER the MOST to prepare and serve for your child/children?

(n = 506)

BEEF CHICKEN FISH/SEAFOOD PORK VEAL GAME

SOURCE: Millennial Parents and Beef, Conversion, November 2012

Millennial Parents Prefer Chicken for their Kids

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What about…

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Why Not Baby Boomers?

• Population will continue to contract: Falling below 20% of total U.S. population in next eight years.

• Incomes become fixed: Moving from peak earning years to retirement.

• Fewer mouths to feed: Household size shrinks.

• At-home food spending decreases: By $15 billion per year through 2020.

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New York Beef Council

What are we doing Socially?

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New York Beef Council Social Media

Pinterest

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New York Beef Council Social Media

Twitter

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New York Beef Council Social Media

Instagram

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New York Beef Council Social Media

Facebook

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New York Beef Council Social Media

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New York Beef Council Social Media

Website www.nybeef.org

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Help New York Reach YOUR Consumers

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Why We Want YOU

• Promote You and Promote Beef in New York• Source and Support• Advocates and Evangelists• Create Communities• Solve Problems• FUN

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The Result is…

• Cultivate trust and credibility• Get people to talk about beef

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How you can do it?

Engage with us (5 minutes)• Like New York Beef Council Facebook page• Comment on a post• Share a post

Promote your business (10 minutes)• Post news/pictures/specials• Examples: farmers market activity, freezer trade,

educate the public• Pictures of baby calves, cattle in the field, families

interacting with cattle, something personal

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Adirondack Beef Company

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Kinderhook Farm

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Summary

• Comment, share with NY Beef Council Facebook• Help build the community• Keep beef in the conversation• Brag about beef, have FUN!

Make the Connection – with us and with your consumers!

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Questions?• Jean O’Toole [email protected]

Twitter: @nybeefcoach

• Cindy Chan Phillips [email protected]: @nybeefnutrition