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2012 APTA Marketing and Communications Workshop This national workshop was held February 26 - March 1, 2012, in Miami, Florida. The presentations given at the workshop can be downloaded here. Kathy Shaw Clary, Communications...

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Branding Meets Public Transit Presentation At the FPTA Annual Conference in October, BowStern gave a presentation on Branding and Public Transportation. [gview file="http://www.fl-exchange.com/wp-content/uploads/FPTA-Transit-Branding.pdf"]

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Understanding the Principles of Market Research The following presentation was given at the 2011 NTI Transit Trainers’ and FDOT/FPTA/CUTR Professional Development Workshop at the Florida Transit Marketing Network Session. [gview...

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Green Transit The “Green” Transit Communications Resource Package contains facts, narrative and graphical tools with relevance to local and statewide transit interests.  Check out...

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Presentations from the 2011 APTA Marketing & Communications... This national workshop was held February 27 - March 2, 2011, in San Diego, California.  The presentations given at the workshop can be downloaded here. Cathy Wolosin,...

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Class 1 – Space Coast Area Transit
Target Audience: Riders/Potential Riders
Project Cost: $537
Description: Space Coast Area Transit received JARC funding to operate and promote weekend and evening service on the SR 520 – A1A corridor. Using the homophones “knight” and “night”, we created a TV commercial that enticed the viewer to listen to our message. “SCAT night service” appeared in our Google Analytics report as a “Search Engine Top Traffic Source”, accounting for 8.37% of the keywords used to arrive at our website. Overall ridership from the prior FY has increased by 14.6%. Furthermore, Routes 4 and 9 which were the routes marketed in the TV commercial, increased at an even greater percentage – 17.6% and 21.7% respectively The increase in ridership on these routes during FY 09/10 assisted us in successfully applying for continued JARC funding in FY 10/11.