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The
campaign incorporated newspaper advertising targeting the public and providing
safety tips to keep drivers aware and to keep laborers safe.
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How
do you promote safety? You get the word out to the public!
Meet Bud the Barrel. BMA Media Group created him to be the “front
man” for a campaign that promotes work-zone safety in an effort
to protect laborers in highway and road work zones. The campaign
is facilitated through BMA by Ohio Laborers-Employers Cooperation
and Education Trust (LECET).
BMA
did the job with its Print Marketing arsenal that spread the
message through the creation of information tools such as ads,
billboards and posters for the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and
the Ohio Department of Transportation.
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The
safety awareness poster was created to keep drivers
aware of their consequences with an image that would
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do you get people to pay attention to your message? Make
it larger than life. The campaign incorporated a larger
than life Bud the Barrel on billboards. |
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The
Contractor Recruitment DVD developed for Local 24’s campaign
was housed in unique packaging and contained a non-traditional
way of capturing contractors’ attention. |
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When
it comes to organizing, marketing your organization like any
other business will help you succeed. And BMA Media Group knows
that getting your message into your prospect’s hand in a unique
way will generate interest. So when IBEW Local 24 in Baltimore
was looking to recruit new contractors, it turned to BMA for
help.
Creating
a unique package for Local 24’s Contractor Recruitment DVD was
just one of the ways BMA Media Group highlighted the benefits
of polished communications tools that brought the results the
local was looking for.
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Continuing
with the theme of unique Print Marketing tools, prospects
also received non-traditional post cards highlighting
the positives of being signatory to IBEW Local 24. |
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