Grant & CAMPAIGN OVERVIEW
Think, Act & Live ONE PILL CAN KILL
Think, Act & live ONE PILL CAN KILL Because life is better with you here. 419-255-4444
www.umadaop.org
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Grant & CAMPAIGN OVERVIEW
T he grant enabled the creation of a short-term campaign. The purpose of the grant was for UMADAOP Lucas County to serve as the fidu- ciary agency to design and implement a comprehensive multi- marketing and social media campaign geared to help reduce the drug overdoses related to Fentanyl, fake pills, and the misuse of prescription pain pills. The campaign was created to target at least 75% of African and Hispanic American residents that reside in Ohio. The campaign addressed minorities throughout Ohio’s urban areas that are served by the eleven Ohio UMADAOP organizations. The title of the campaign is "Think, Act and Live. "The campaign also delivered two additional important messag- es...."Know the Real, One Pill Can Kill and Naloxone can save lives and help prevent deaths related to drug overdoses."
Our Dedicated Team
The successes and accomplishments are as follows: ·T he development of a multi-disciplinary marketing team that in- cluded UMADAOP Lucas County staff, consultants, eleven Ohio UMADAOP Federation Organizations, Buckeye Broadband staff, and 105 community outreach workers who conducted work throughout the urban areas targeted by the campaign. ·T he development of strategies and components for the campaign. ·T he development of a management tool that included a dashboard to maintain timelines, progress, product output data and other tracking information. ·T he development of a project landing page, dynamic QR codes, graphic designs, digital media content, television psa’s, radio and podcast psa’s, newspaper ads, outdoor billboard ads, magazines and the creation of numerous brochures that was distributed statewide throughout the campaign. ·T he development of five videos for the campaign. ·T he development of various media elements including live streaming tv, linear and OTT ads for conventional TV, digital ads, radio psa's, podcasts and social media platforms that included Facebook, Twitter (now known as X) and Instagram. ·T he development of information on the importance of Naloxone@ to help reduce deaths resulting from Fentanyl overdoses. continued on nxt pg > > > 4
Special Thanks: • Ohio MHAS • Betty Jane Lowrie at Buckeye Broadband • CRG Media • Terrell & Tava Scott • Dr. Daniel Flannery
• John Edwards Sr • Jessica Horne • Margret Levesque • Donald Christian • Ronald Smith • Sandria Brown
• John L. Edwards Jr. • Dr. Margorie Holt • Mark Vaughn • Darryl Alexander • Dennis Baker • Marketa Robinson • Myrtle Boykin-Lighton • Leah Dennis-Ellsworth • Tammy Derden Doby • Ruth Williams-Clark • Rafie Sturgis • Randall Turner • Emily Boston • Kristin Edwards
Edward Dabkowski and Ryan McMaster
• Dr. Carol Parker
continued below > > >
·T he development of distributable literature on treatment and recovery resources that were made available in each of the target area cities. ·T he development of media products tailored to raise aware- ness about the Fentanyl crisis by targeting the specific media consumption habits and interests of the target audiences. ·T he development of a statewide campaign designed to of- fer a turn-key solution utilizing media research data derived from geo-marketed analytical tracking metrics to determine the most effective times, channels, stations, zip codes and bill- board locations to help inform and educate at-risk minorities about dangers regarding Fentanyl and fake prescription pain pills. ·T he development of community outreach partnerships with local schools, churches, restaurants, community orga- nizations, employers of business workplaces to disseminate information on the dangers of Fentanyl and illicit pain pills, including information about the availability of Naloxone and other resources for prevention, treatment, and recovery. The campaign encountered a number of challenges that included: ·T he development of a comprehensive strategy that could be framed, implemented and completed within a short-term time period. ·T he organization of a statewide strategy to enable weekly ZOOM team meetings, emails, telephone calls and SMS mes- saging involving all of the UMADAOP Federation organiza- tions. ·T he development of a fiscal management system that in- cludes procedural guidelines that were developed in accor- dance with GAAP standards. ·T raining all the end-users for the campaign to use the tracking dashboard that was created for the campaign. ·W orking with multiple vendors to create the various mass media marketing products that was developed for the cam- paign. ·C ompiling the massive quantity of data derived from mul- tiple outreach strategies. The progress achieved to address the needs of diverse populations: ·R acial and ethnic minorities: The Think Act and live cam- paign was designed to address African and Hispanic Ameri- cans that reside throughout the eleven cities where the UMA- DAOP organizations are located.
From Jun 27, 2023 to Jul 31, 2023 D igital C ampaign A nalysis SOURCE:
Total Impressions: 4,825,412
Total Clicks: 4,453
Total CTR: 0.09%
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impressions Last Month 4.30 Million
528.14K 3.77M 714% The month before Difference Comparison
clicks Last Month 3.98 Million
Difference
Comparison
The month before
3.52K 749%
469
ctr
Last Month 0.12%
0.12% 0.01% 7% The month before Difference Comparison
From Jun 27, 2023 to Jul 31, 2023 H ourly I mpression P erformance D etails
23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10
114.7k 161.5k 177.6k 184k 191.4k
224k 194k
203.9k 188.9k 193.7k 201.9k 211.5k 211.5k 218.2k 223.4k 224.1k 231.8k 230.5k 219.4k 205.2k 195.4k 204.5k 214.1k 200.5k
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0
50k
100k
150k
200k
250k
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D aily I mpression P erformance D etails From Jun 27, 2023 to Jul 31, 2023
SOURCE:
D evices and D omains
From Jun 27, 2023 to Jul 31, 2023
Device Make
Impressions
Samsung
1,778, 932
Apple
809,147
Roku
411,478
Amazon
194,070
156,879
LG
83,149
Vizo
26,882
Xiaomi
15,720
Microsoft
11,971
Sony
11,367
4M
3.2M
3M
2M
1.2M
1M
271.8k
157.9k
15k
0
Connected TV Desktops...
Mobile
Tablets
Undeclared
SOURCE:
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A pps P erformance
DOMAIN REPORTING NAME
IMPRESSIONS
Pluto TV
457,492
Samsung TV Plus
320,838
Roku
207,423
Wordscapes
165,159
Metrozone
137,728
Happy Color - Color by Number
97,580
Private Browsing
84,601
SmartNews
70,033
Jigsaw Puzzles - Classic Game
56,363
Solitare
55,974
Atmosphere TV
52,144
Word Jam: A word search and word guess brain game
45,875
Americabpv - android
44,478
Paint by Numbers [ios]
43,013
New Words With Friends
41,405
SOURCE:
C reative P erformance
From Jun 27, 2023 to Jul 31, 2023
"In togetherness, we find strength that echoes in the silence of understanding." , we find understanding."
www.umadaop.org
by city
Geography City
Zip
Impressions
Clicks
CTR
Cincinnati
45219
114,381
63
0.06%
Cleveland
44102
97,261
85
0.09%
Cleveland
44113
95,713
95
0.10%
Lorain
44052
90,227
74
0.08%
Elyria
44035
86,797
61
0.07%
Defiance
43512
84,710
59
0.07%
Mansfield
44907
70,823
56
0.08%
Mansfield
44903
67,991
57
0.08%
Dayton
45406
64,964
58
0.09%
Man
44906
63,212
43
0.07%
Columbus
43224
62,653
56
0.09%
Dayton
45417
61,815
59
0.10%
Youngstown
44509
61,423
50
0.08%
Columbus
43215
60,926
42
0.07%
Cleveland
44109
59,931
48
0.08%
TOTAL
4,825,412
4,453
0.09%
by ad
Impressions
Clicks
CTR
UMADAOP African American GIF SM
1,449,785
1,795
0.146%
UMADAOP Hispanic GIF SM
1,402,437
1,798
0.15%
UMADAOP African American GIF LG
145,057
105
0.07%
UMADAOP Hispanic GIF LG
143,946
106
0.07%
UMADAOP One Pill Can Kill
114,828
0
0.00%
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From Aug 01, 2023 to Aug 31, 2023 D igital C ampaign A nalysis
SOURCE:
impressions
Last Month 3.98 M
This month before 4.30M
Difference
Comparison
51.66K
1%
Clicks Last Month 3.95K
This month before 3.98K
Difference
Comparison
31
1%
CTR
Last Month 0.12%
This month before 0.12%
Difference
Comparison
0.00%
1%
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Total Impressions: 4,245,605
Total Clicks: 3,953
Total CTR: 0.09%
Changing Lives... Click by Click
H ourly I mpression P erformance D etails SOURCE: From Aug 01, 2023 to Aug 31, 2023
250k
216.5k 211.3k
199.6k 197.8k 194.6k
192.5k
200k
190.6k
188.5k 184.4k
176.9k
176k 171.5k 170.6k 177k 174.4k 174.5k
174.6k 172.4k 178.2k
156.8k 152.1k 154.6k 151.8k
150k
108.2k
100k
50k
0
0
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 11
12
13
14
15
16
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SOURCE:
D aily I mpression P erformance D etails From Aug 01, 2023 to Aug 31, 2023
D evices and D omains
From Aug 01, 2023 to Aug 31, 2023
DEVICE MAKE:
Samsung - 1,478,893
LG - 59,763
Apple - 793,565
Xiaomi - 21,704
Roku - 315,337
Vizio - 15,513
Google - 128,209
Sony - 10,525
Amazon - 116,205
Microsoft - 8,597
3M
2.5M
2M
2.8M
1.5M
1M
1M
500K
Tablets 233.5k
124.4k
13.4k
0
Connected TV Desktops...
Mobile
Undeclared
18
A pps P erformance From Aug 01, 2023 to Aug 31, 2023
Domain/App # of Impressions
Pluto TV 366,968
Samsung TV Plus 248,520
Roku 287,310
Private Browsing 88,777
Metrozone 113,168
Wordscapes 62,862
Smart - News 58,691
Atmosphere TV 53,118
Jigsaw Puzzles 47,457
Happy Color 31,607
Solitare 40,818
Word Jam 25,632
Color Flow 25,113
DailyHub 25,113
Misc 22,936
C reative P erformance
From Aug 01, 2023 to Aug 31, 2023
Let’s Spread The Love
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by city
SOURCE:
Geography City
Zip
Impressions
Clicks
CTR
Cleveland
44102
105,109
98
0.09%
Cincinnati
45219
88,868
46
0.05%
Cleveland
44113
86,027
75
0.09%
Defiance
43512
76,559
77
0.10%
Elyria
44035
76,515
58
0.08%
Lorain
44052
73,611
58
0.08%
Mansfield
44903
69,736
64
0.09%
Cleveland
44109
68,958
65
0.09%
Columbus
43215
65,919
39
0.06%
Dayton
45406
65,268
47
0.07%
Youngstown
44509
60,383
35
0.06%
Dayton
45417
59,759
53
0.09%
Mansfield
44906
56,743
43
0.08%
Columbus
43224
55,221
44
0.08%
Toledo
43605
51,062
46
0.09%
4,245,605
3,953
TOTAL
0.09%
by ad
Impressions
Clicks
CTR
UMADAOP African American GIF SM
1,251,200
1,564
0.146%
UMADAOP Hispanic GIF SM
1,286,334
1,680
0.156%
UMADAOP African American GIF LG
122,280
118
0.10%
UMADAOP Hispanic GIF LG
127,092
105
0.08%
UMADAOP One Pill Can Kill
99,828
0
0.00%
From Sep 01, 2023 to Sep 30, 2023 D igital C ampaign A nalysis
IMPRESSIONS
CLICKS
Last Month 3.91 Million
Last Month 3.00 K
Difference
958 Difference
The month before
The month before
4.25M 335.04K
3.95K
Comparison
Comparison
8%
24%
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“You're not alone...
together, we stand strong.”
CTR
Last Month 0.10%
Difference
The month before
0.02%
0.12%
SOURCE:
Comparison
17%
H ourly I mpression P erformance D etails From Sep 01, 2023 to Sep 30, 2023
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
163.5k 192.5k 169.1k 159.3k 166.4k 189.7k 240.3k 196.4k 178.3k 180.3k 177.4k 172.2k 165.1k 173k 155.1k 163.5k 152.6k 148.6k 149k 143.1k 144.8k 135.9k 131.7k 98.7k
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0
50k
100k
150k
200k 250k
D aily I mpression P erformance D etails From Sep 01, 2023 to Sep 30, 2023
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
540.2k 540.1k 531.9k 530.3k 498.4k 628.1k 641.6k
0
50k
100k 150k
200k 250k
300k
350k
400k 450k
500k 550k
600k 650k 700k
www.umadaop.org
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D evices and D omains SOURCE: From Sep 01, 2023 to Sep 30, 2023
DEVICE MAKE:
DEVICE MAKE:
1,312,938
59,382
736,635
23,210
302,709
17,066
137,956
9,371
122,321
8,922
3M
2.5M
2M
2.6M
1.5M
1M
1M
500K
Tablets 159.3k
130.2
26.4
0
Connected TV Desktops...
Mobile
Undeclared
26
A pps P erformance From Sep 01, 2023 to Sep 30, 2023
SOURCE:
Domain Reporting Name
Impressions
Pluto TV Roku
368,766 312,627 195,625 74,568 59,089 55,609 39,471 37,607 28,838 28,380 28,040 27,202 24,000 23,657 23,151
Samsung TV Plus Private Browsing Metrozone SmartNews Solitare Jigsaw Puzzles
Happy Color Wordscapes
Cricket Mobile Atmosphere TV Word Jam
TextNow Whisper www.umadaop.org
C reative P erformance by city SOURCE:
Geography City
Zip
Impressions
Clicks
CTR
Cleveland
44102
101,136
74
0.07%
Cleveland
44109
86,357
79
0.09%
Cincinnati
45219
80,879
44
0.05%
Lorain
44052
77,843
54
0.07%
Mansfield
44903
75,267
52
0.07%
Defiance
43512
75,084
43
0.06%
Elyria
44035
65,427
37
0.06%
Youngstown
44509
65,071
33
0.05%
Dayton
45406
63,717
35
0.05%
Columbus
43224
59,261
44
0.07%
Toledo
43605
59,114
48
0.08%
Dayton
45417
56,371
43
0.08%
Columbus
43215
51,261
22
0.04%
Mansfield
44906
51,118
23
0.05%
Mansfield
44907
49,157
30
0.06%
TOTAL
3,910,563
2,995
0.08%
by ad
Impressions
Clicks
CTR
UMADAOP African American GIF SM
1,055,652
1,092
0.117%
UMADAOP Hispanic GIF SM
1,037,946
1,111
0.117%
UMADAOP African American GIF LG
131,620
135
0.10%
UMADAOP Hispanic GIF LG
135,522
123
0.09%
UMADAOP One Pill Can Kill
97,865
0
0.00%
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Reported From Sep 01, 2023 to Sep 30, 2023
THINK, ACT, LIVE one pill can kill
www.umadaop.org Because life is better with you here.
• Each UMADAOP organization received the following: *Literature from PTR Press (Vendor) *Church Fans *Paper Coasters *Additional Brochures •Each UMADAOP received a total of 19,200 pieces to distribute. (Grand Total of all marketing pieces is 211,200). E vents &M aterials D istributed etc .
•All the literature was customized with QR Codes and business information for each UMADAOP organization, and also shipped to each location directly.
www.umadaop.org
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Cincinnati Mansfield
Calendars: 250
Fentanyl Brochure
2,000 Cocaine Brochure
Heroin Brochure
Document Total
2,421
1,993
2,257
RX Pain Killers Brochure
Total QTY Events
Toledo
202
2,905
450 Magazines
2,000 Suicide Brochure
1 Pill Can Kill Brochure
Church Fans
Staff Hours
Community Alert Brochure
Coasters
6,000
510.5
2,410
1,000
Calendars 1,550
0
Cincinnati Youngstown
Calendars: 250
E vents &M aterials D istributed etc . continued...
Fentanyl Brochure
500 Cocaine Brochure
Heroin Brochure
Document Total
4,150
12,425
2,225
RX Pain Killers Brochure
Total QTY Events
Akron
20
950
100 Magazines
500 Suicide Brochure
Church Fans
1 Pill Can Kill Brochure
Staff Hours
Community Alert Brochure
Coasters
Calendars 250 2,075
640
3,825
650
650
Cincinnati
Calendars: 250
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Cleveland
Calendars: 1,000
Fentanyl Brochure
0 Cocaine Brochure
Heroin Brochure
Document Total
780
5,310
780
Cleveland Hispanic
RX Pain Killers Brochure
Total QTY Events
20
780
50 Magazines
0 Suicide Brochure
1 Pill Can Kill Brochure
Staff Hours
Community Alert Brochure
Coasters
64
780
Church Fans 690
780
720
E vents &M aterials D istributed etc . continued... Columbus Calendars: 100
Fentanyl Brochure
1,000 Cocaine Brochure
Heroin Brochure
Document Total
6,606
33,300
4,843
RX Pain Killers Brochure
Total QTY Events
Dayton
146
5,328
100 Magazines
1,000 Suicide Brochure
1 Pill Can Kill Brochure
Staff Hours
Church Fans
Community Alert Brochure
Coasters
Calendars 250 2,765
543
8,906
1,900
7,952
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Fentanyl Brochure
500 Cocaine Brochure
Heroin Brochure
Document Total
9,600
43,975
6,600
RX Pain Killers Brochure
Total QTY Events
Lima
66
8,250
100 Magazines
500 Suicide Brochure
1 Pill Can Kill Brochure
Staff Hours
Church Fans
Community Alert Brochure
Coasters
Calendars 250 7,275
458.5
7,350
0
7,650
Lorain
Calendars: 850
Each UMADAOP Agency Hours Assigned, Completed, Number of Events & Number of Outreach Workers
UMADAOP TOTALS
Hours Assigned: 6,895 Hours Completed: 6,895 # Of Outreach Events: 1,391 # of Outreach Workers: 109
Hours Assigned & Completed: 640/640 # of Outreach Events # of Outreach Workers 20 5 Hours Assigned & Completed: 640/640 # of Outreach Events # of Outreach Workers 38 38
Hours Assigned & Completed: 1,639/1,639 # of Outreach Events # of Outreach Workers 497 20 Hours Assigned & Completed: 64/64 # of Outreach Events # of Outreach Workers 20 7
Hours Assigned & Completed: 560/560 # of Outreach Events # of Outreach Workers 10 7
Hours Assigned & Completed: 543/543 # of Outreach Events # of Outreach Workers 120 7
DAYTON
Hours Assigned & Completed: 458.5/458.5 # of Outreach Events # of Outreach Workers 50 3
Hours Assigned & Completed: 982.5/982.5 # of Outreach Events # of Outreach Workers 335 10 Hours Assigned & Completed: 644.5/644.5 # of Outreach Events # of Outreach Workers 56 3
Lorain UMADAOP
Hours Assigned & Completed: 510.5/510.5 # of Outreach Events # of Outreach Workers 199 6
Hours Assigned & Completed: 213/213 # of Outreach Events # of Outreach Workers 46 3
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The data being reported during this stage of the campaign does not include the number of print media ads or local radio ads purchased by each of the individual UMADAOP organizations. A bout T he “T hink , A ct & L ive ” C ampaign Progress Report as of August 23, 2023
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T argeted Z ip C odes : Details:
•The number of zip codes impacted by the campaign is 85.
L inear & D igital TV: Details:
•178,571 (30 second) commercials over 4 months per UMADAOP location in targeted zip codes for specific demographics. •1,958,135 commercials run as of August 23, 2023. •An additional commercial was created for the Cleveland Hispanic UMADAOP to serve their Spanish speaking populations. •Streaming platforms: Peacock, Plex, Tubi, PlutoTV, Freevee, and Sling TV Freestream. •Programming Networks: ESPN, BET, TNT, OWN, FX, USA, Comedy Central, VH1, and Hallmark Movies & Mysteries.
D igital A dvertisements : Details:
•625,000 (ads) over 4 months per UMADAOP location in targeted zip codes for specific demo - graphics. •6,051,313 ads viewed as of August 23, 2023. •All ads are available in English and Spanish ver- sions.
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T hink , A ct & L ive one pill can kill Because life is better with you here.
Illicit fentanyl was involved in 81% of 2020 overdose deaths in Ohio.
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N ew F ederation L ogo & W ebsite L anding P age Details: •135,000 visits to the landing page as of Au- gust 23, 2023. •The campaign required a new Federation logo be created for marketing purposes.
•The website landing page was created to facilitate cross-com- munication between all of the UMADAOP organizations to en- able social media posts, content creation, and other elements of the marketing campaign for each of the UMADAOP organizations.
T hink , A ct & L ive K now T he REAL One Pill Can Kill
"United hearts beat stronger, always looking out for each other."
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A bout T he
“T hink , A ct & L ive ” g
C ampaign C ontinued .. Progress Report as of August 23, 2023
S ocial M edia C ontent & QR C odes : Details:
•Created three (3) social media posts that were targeted by locations and zip codes. •Created two 30-minute YouTube videos on substance use disorder and mental health, featuring Michael Johnson, MSW. •A dynamic QR Code was created for the UMADAOP Federation logo that was integrat- ed into the campaign website landing page and it also directs queries to each of the UMADA- OP Federation organization websites. •Social Media data will be collected from each of the UMADAOP organizations for the end of campaign reporting. •Social Media Platforms: Facebook, Instagram, and X (formally known as Twitter).
B illboard C ampaign : Details: •The billboard campaign was created to enable electronic billboards to be displayed in each of the 11 cities where UMADAOPs are located. •Analytic reach data will be provided during the final report for the campaign.
Think, Act & Live
Campaign Overview
Advertising
Professional Fees
Personnel: $193,188
Printing: $25,000
Professional Fees: $563,932
Administrative: $115,000
Advertising: $852,880
UMADAOP’s: $366,400
Think, Act & Live ONE PILL CAN KILL
UMADAOP offers a path to recovery utilizing the power of group therapy. Your journey to recovery begins with us – because together, we heal. Call now to take the first step toward a brighter, sober future." (419) 255-4444
www.umadaop.org
Embracing Our Collaborative Strength
UMADAOP Federation “Your Partner in a Stronger Community”
Call: 419.255.4444
www.umadaop.org
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