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Objective #3<br />
Increase the overall amount of follows/like by 25% by May 2016.<br />
We discovered in our focus group students did not like that the USD Athletics<br />
Department had multiple pages. The students wanted a page with all the sports content<br />
without having to follow multiple pages. We then found through our social media audit<br />
that the USD Athletic Department did have one social media page that was dedicated to<br />
all the sports and had all the desired content from the students. To achieve the goal of<br />
increase the overall amount of follows/likes we believe it is necessary for the Athletics<br />
Department to delete all the individual sports social media pages and use one page with<br />
all the sports information. By only having one page with all the sports information it will<br />
<br />
one account with all the information. To measure this goal we will track the amount of<br />
<br />
look at is @SDCoyotes on Twitter and South Dakota Coyotes Athletics on Facebook.<br />
Objective #4<br />
Increase USD student knowledge about the paw points program by 50% by<br />
May 2016.<br />
Currently not many USD students are aware of the paw points program, therefore<br />
the marketing for paw points needs to be improved. The program began in the fall<br />
2014, and the marketing efforts were not strong. By improving the marketing efforts<br />
it will increase the student’s knowledge of the program, thus our goal of increasing<br />
the knowledge by 50% is attainable since it is not well known due to lack of marketing<br />
upon the beginning of the program. To measure this goal is to see if new students<br />
participated, more points are earned by the students, and all the prizes are picked up in<br />
a timely way.<br />
Objective #5<br />
Increase student participation at USD football games by 50% by December<br />
2015.<br />
During football games students just stand in the bleachers and watch the game,<br />
there is no effort to get them involved and keep their energy up. By including activities<br />
that will require student participation it will keep the energy level of the students up<br />
and it will keep students at the game longer. It is important to get students to the game<br />
but it is equally important to make sure they stay until the end of the game and have a<br />
positive experience while attending. Measuring this goal is simple; include at least one<br />
activity for students to engage in per game. It is possible that USD Athletics may want<br />
to write down the names of the students participating to ensure that some students do<br />
not play more than other students.<br />
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