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Title: OWN YOUR C Campaign Overview


1
OWN YOUR C Campaign Overview
  • The New Own Your C
  • SHARE. CONNECT. INFLUENCE.

2
OWN YOUR C Campaign Background
  • Since 2006, the State Tobacco Education
    Prevention Partnership (STEPP) has partnered with
    Cactus Marketing Communications on a campaign,
    Own Your C (OYC), targeting Colorado youth ages
    13 to 18. STEPP and Cactus have worked together
    to produce an integrated marketing campaign with
    the goal of reducing tobacco use and promote
    healthy behavior among teens. This year, the OYC
    campaign will evolve and allow new ways to engage
    youth.

3
OWN YOUR C Developmental Research
  • In 2006, Cactus and STEPP conducted research to
    understand the complex and ever-changing world of
    a teen and utilize that insight to create an
    effective integrated marketing strategy.
  • Research Methodology
  • Analysis of relevant youth, tobacco, health and
    media studies and articles
  • Interviews at schools and community centers
    statewide
  • Creation of an online forum to gain ongoing
    insights and feedback
  • In-depth chat sessions/interviews with teens to
    gain insights on choice making, aspirations and
    challenges, trends and style

4
OWN YOUR C Key Findings
  • The developmental research indicated that teens
    are
  • Surrounded by negative messages and want to see
    messages that reflect their optimism.
  • Extremely aspirational and respect brands that
    reflect this idealized version of themselves.
  • Concerned with their future, but their notion of
    future often goes no further than a few years
    down the road.
  • Aware that the choices they make today impact
    their future, but, in the moment of making a
    decision, they often ignore this and act
    impulsively.
  • Socially and peer group-oriented and experience
    self-induced pressure to belong.
  • Full of desire to be in control of their lives.

5
OWN YOUR C Choice as a strategy
  • Choice is universal. All teens, regardless of
    gender, geographic location, ethnicity, sexual
    orientation, income or age, make choices.
  • Choice is relevant to teens, as it appeals to
    them on an emotional level.
  • Owning your Choice means being yourself, even
    when others might disagree.

6
OWN YOUR C
  • Own Your C is a very honest campaign that
    simply tells teens that their choices are
    powerful and reminds them to choose wisely, says
    Katy Kupecz, Director of Youth and Young Adult
    Initiatives at STEPP. By helping teens exercise
    their ability to make smart choices, we are
    helping them to be tobacco-free.

7
OWN YOUR C 2008-09 Campaign Tactics
  • New www.ownyourC.com Web site
  • New and existing television ads
  • An experiential tour via the C-Ride
  • Promotional items, including stickers, patches,
    buttons,t-shirts and hats for youth
  • An online cessation tool, FixNixer, that combines
    a website with a text message quit support
    program
  • Journals for those that would like to quit

8
OWN YOUR C ownyourC.com version 2.0
  • The new ownyourC.com allows teens, ages 13 and
    up, to voice their opinions on healthy living,
    social issues and other topics. Youth can further
    express themselves to their peers by uploading
    images and video to the new Web site.

9
OWN YOUR C Television
  • Five new OYC 15-second television spots have
    been developed to drive youth to ownyourC.com.
    Three existing 30-second spots promoting that
    choices define you will also run in 2008 2009.

10
OWN YOUR C C-Ride
  • The C-Ride is a customized ice-cream truck that
    travels throughout the state, encouraging youth
    to make smart, healthy choices in their lives,
    through grass-roots style events. 

11
OWN YOUR C C-Ride
C-Ride Events take place at schools, community
centers, skate parks, and other locations where
youth are able to engage with the C-Ride Event
Team.  The Team consists of college-aged event
marketing professionals who are trained to work
with youth and effectively engage them in
conversations involving the importance of owning
your C (choice). 
12
OWN YOUR C C-Ride
  • Youth who participate during C-Ride Events also
    receive promotional items ranging from sticker
    and buttons to t-shirts and beanies.  Cessation
    materials are also made available to any youth
    tobacco users the Team encounters during an event
    stop.

13
OWN YOUR C New Options for the C-Ride
  • The new ownyourC.com provides an innovative way
    for youth to share their ideas and thoughts on a
    variety of topics among their peers.  In order to
    capture these opinions, the C-Ride Event Team can
    work with event contacts to interview and film
    selected youth for posting onto the Web site. 
    Questions cover a variety of topics including
    health, relationships, and social issues.  After
    filming the responses, the video will be uploaded
    onto the Own Your C Web site, allowing youth to
    participate in dialog regarding each topic after
    the event.  All youth under the age of 18 will be
    required to have parental consent prior to being
    interviewed.

14
OWN YOUR C Promotional Items
Fresh, new OYC promotional items will be
available for youth via the C-Ride and at other
events.
T-Shirts
Hats
Stickers
Patches
Buttons
Jump Drives
15
OWN YOUR C Cessation Materials
www.fixnixer.com
  • The cessation portion of the campaign is
    directed at teens who smoke or use chewing
    tobacco.
  • FixNixer is the free online cessation tool that
    can be anonymously accessed by teens. FixNixer
    utilizes text messaging and e-mail technology to
    remind those that sign up of their quit date and
    encourage and support them throughout the
    quitting process. Posters and promotional items
    are available to inform youth of this resource.
  • An interactive cessation journal is also
    available to guide youth through the preparation
    and quitting process.

Youth Cessation Journals
16
OWN YOUR C Campaign Evaluation
  • Campaign Processes and Outcomes determined via
  • Surveys with local health agency partners and
    schools regarding campaign, materials, and events
  • Tracking Web site data, including unique visits
    and entries
  • Qualitative research, including youth focus
    groups, following the campaign to support
    development of future efforts

17
OWN YOUR C What you can do
  • Request a C-Ride Event at the school or in the
    community. Visit www.ownyourcevents.com for
    information.
  • Promote the new, interactive Own Your C Web site-
    www.ownyourC.com - a moderated site that allows
    youth to express their opinions via blogs,
    pictures, and videos, on a variety of topics from
    health, tobacco use, relationships and more.
  • Promote the online tobacco cessation tool,
    FixNixer (www.fixnixer.com), to youth who are
    thinking about quitting tobacco.
  • Order FREE tobacco prevention and cessation
    resources such as quitting journals, posters,
    tobacco-free school signs, and more for FREE from
    www.steppitems.com.

18
OWN YOUR C For More Information
Contact Insert Name, Insert Title Insert
Organization 999.999.9999 email_at_email.com Katy
Kupecz, MPH, CHES Director, Youth and Young Adult
Initiatives State Tobacco Education and
Prevention Partnership (STEPP) Colorado
Department of Public Health and
Environment 303.692.2511 katy.kupecz_at_state.co.us
Karen Phelan, Interim Media Director State
Tobacco Education Prevention Partnership
(STEPP) Colorado Department of Public Health and
Environment 303.692.2704 karen.phelan_at_state.co.us
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