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STRENGTH IN NUMBERS

Organizing to Help San Francisco’s Local Businesses & Neighborhoods Thrive

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Notes Are Taken Here: AMIBA.net/primer

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KEY REALMS OF ACTIVITY

  1. Public Education
  2. Facilitate Business Collaboration & Collective Branding
  3. Create a Unified Voice in Media and for Policy
  4. Community Capital

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I. PUBLIC EDUCATION

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DISTINCT MESSAGING “CHANNELS”

  1. Value for customers
  2. Value to citizens & community (including business ecosystem)

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DEBUNKING MYTHS

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For resources on countering showrooming & online giants, see http://amiba.net/AMZ

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CAPITALIZING ON THE LOCAL PREMIUM

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WHAT DO YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES

DO COLLECTIVELY?

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MAKE IT PERSONAL

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MAKE IT FUN!

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WHO ARE YOUR TARGET AUDIENCES?

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DELIVERING THE MESSAGES:

IN-DEPTH EDUCATION

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PLUS

CONSTANT

REMINDERS

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CAN PUBLIC EDUCATION SHIFT BUYING HABITS?

Yes, if

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NOT JUST COSUMER CHOICES. �PRO-ENTREPRENEUR CULTURE

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  • II. FACILITATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS COLLABORATION

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  • Entrepreneurial Infrastructure
  • Collective branding and marketing
  • Group purchasing (internal use)
  • Interdependence (know each other’s biz)

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BUILDING THE BRAND

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LEVERAGE ANCHOR INSTITUTIONS

Within Scope of SF Biz Connect?

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MAKE IT EASY

TO CHOOSE LOCAL!

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… & MOBILE OPTIMIZATION

OR APPS

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III. INFLUENCE MEDIA AND SHAPE PUBLIC POLICY

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COMPETING VISIONS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

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Because Community Matters

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See AMIBA.net/indieweek for menu of free templates

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See Table for Outreach Materials to Supplement Your Locally-Produced Materials

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Free guide to effective campaigns via AMIBA.net/primer

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