Dovercourt Annual Report 2018
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Marketing and Communications:<br />
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Print<br />
While we continue to expand our channels of marketing, we have maintained our traditional<br />
print collateral, which we feel is still necessary and appreciated by our clients. We<br />
expanded our relationship with Kitchissippi Times/ Great River Media in <strong>2018</strong>. We place a<br />
regular half page ad page 5 in every issue of the monthly community paper, as well as<br />
sponsored content and ads in feature sections. Their design team produces our sessional<br />
guides, which are inserted and distributed through the KT, by Canada Post. Our camp flyers<br />
and extra swim flyers are designed by Red Wagon studio/ Julie Dorion. As summer camp is<br />
our largest program area, we have a wide campaign of print advertising from January to<br />
June, including the Ottawa citizen, KT, Hill Times, Ottawa Jewish Bulleting, Canadian Military<br />
Magazine and Aylmer Bulletin.<br />
We added a large, outdoor, 2-sided display board by Curbex, the “Mini B”, which sits at the<br />
top of the driveway. We tried it for Spring <strong>2018</strong> and liked it so much that we have maintained<br />
it, changing the artwork as needed. This replaces the building banners, which were<br />
becoming difficult to install and maintain.<br />
We also do smaller print pieces like postcards and buckslips for various programs (parties,<br />
OOS, BSOMA etc).<br />
Email<br />
Email marketing includes quarterly Centre newsletters as well as many targeted campaigns<br />
for programs like swim lessons, dance, fitness, BSOMA, PD days, camps, employment,<br />
birthday parties, sports. In the near future, we hope to make the generation of client lists<br />
easier, and add automated email campaigns to serve our clients better.<br />
Branding & image<br />
In <strong>2018</strong> we produced the second set of “This is <strong>Dovercourt</strong>” stories, printed on canvas.<br />
Dwayne Brown Studio shot the striking black & white portraits, and John Rapp provided the