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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 FEBRUARY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Go Noosa Campaign Marketing campaign for Go Noosa Free Review campaign and ascertain its Evaluate findings of post-
Holiday Buses implemented in December success and areas for improvement campaign review.
2019- January 2020 Prepare a post-campaign report. Commence initial preparations
Extensive campaign produced, comprising for Go Noosa Easter campaign
TV, radio, Print and Social media. for implementation in April.
Assist with Go Noosa Schools
promotion.
Social Media Highly successful use of Social media Monitor and review current process to Collaboration to continue with
during Bushfire Emergency in Oct & Nov further enhance social media other council facilities to improve
2019. presence and engagement. sharing of content on to council’s
First used in Peregian Beach Fires in A particular focus on improving social media pages
September. The second Peregian Fire engagement with Instagram page Continue to monitor and evaluate
threat occurred in October. Draft a content calendar for opening success of social media
Reach for Peregian 2 was 92,500 on six months of 2020. promotions and campaigns.
Council Facebook, but threat to residents Increase video content during this Review Social Media yearly plan
was minimal quarter, and further review the and finalise a plan for 2020.
The Cooroibah-North Shore Bushfires ongoing use of Facebook Likes for Maintain growth through creating
showed the value of Council’s Social media particular issues. engaging content.
presence with such a large evacuation
ordered.
A total of 25 posts arranged during the
weekend threat. This involved nine
Facebook Live updates with the Mayor.
The total organic reach was 908,200 for the
25 posts.
The emergencies resulted in strong growth
in Facebook likes. Council page went from
11,000 followers in late September to now
having 16,276 followers.
Linkedin growth continues, with a 12 per
cent increase in followers this quarter.
There are now 2,716 Followers.
Corporate E-newsletter promotion eNewsletter now being distributed on the Further promote subscription through Look to produce a video to
Friday after the Ordinary Meeting. an organised social media campaign, promote eNews subscriptions to
Steady growth with subscribers now at including a potential prize for all new use on social media and website.
1,936 subscribers,
Review of eNewsletter content & writing
style conducted.
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