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Stop Working Harder & Start Work Smarter Innovative Ideas to Do More for Animals

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Stop Working Harder & Start Work Smarter

Innovative Ideas to Do More for Animals

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Treating the Symptomvs.

Solving the Problem

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History of Pet Euthanasia

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Working Smarter

Working Working HarderHarder

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Our Mission

To end pet overpopulation by increasing interest in and access

to spay and neuter programs in the final 25%.

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The Final FixGoal: Increase Interest

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What is the Tipping Point?

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The Idea…

Test marketing messages and incentives in a controlled environment that closely

matches the target audience not participating in low-cost programs.

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St. Croix in the USVI

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Animal Welfare Center

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Phase 1: Perception Analysis

Surveyed

Have “Pets”

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Cats Owners = 43% Dogs Owners = 78%

Types of Animals

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Pet Owners – Fixed vs. Not Fixed

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Reasons for NOT Fixing

*ALL includes responses of those who own dogs, cats, and both

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Low Cost Incentive

“Would you use existing low cost SN options?”

Yes: 30% No: 70%

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Free Incentive

“Would you be more likely to SN if it were free?”

Yes: 69% No: 31%

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Social Networking

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Phase 2: Animal Census

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Phase 3: Message Testing

Expense

Death

Public Safety

Guard Dog

Female Issues

Family Extension

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Local Advisory Board

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Message: Expense

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Message: Death

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Message: Guard Dog

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Message: Public Safety

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Message: Female Issues

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Message: Family Extension

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What would convince most people?

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Top 5 WINNERS!

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Top 5 WINNERS!

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Top 5 WINNERS!

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Program Process

FiXiT PromotesPromotes

ProgramProgram

FiXiTFiXiTBooksBooks

SurgeriesSurgeries

Clinic Clinic PerformsPerformsSurgeriesSurgeries

FiXiT Tracks Tracks ResultsResults

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Promotions

Traditional

• Posters

• TV Commercials

• Newspaper Ads

• Radio Ads

• Event Tabling

New Techniques

• Facebook Ads

• Text Messaging

• Promotion Cards

• Vehicle Signs

• Lawn Signs

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Response by Media Type

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Proportions of Cost to Calls

Figure 3. Proportions of calls to proportional cost Q1-3

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Clinic Stats: Patients

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Clinic Stats: Guardians

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Phase 4: Incentive Testing

• $25 – baseline testing

• $25 + $25 in incentives

• FREE

• FREE + Incentive

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GOAL #1: Methodology

• Perception Survey

• Census Methodology

• Local Advisory Board Creation

• Message Refining in Focus Groups

• Message & Incentive Tracking

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GOAL #2: Affect Change!

• Free clinics?

• Funding for marketing?

• Incentives?

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Our Mission

To end pet overpopulation by increasing interest in and access

to spay and neuter programs in the final 25%.

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GetYourFix.orgGoal: Enable Access

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Example Profile

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7000people registered

600Pet profiles per month

In just 1 year

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Step 1: Identify an Issue

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Step 2: Define Your Goals

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Step 3: Analyze the Situation

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Step 4: Think Differently

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Step 5: Outline Your Plan

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Step 6: Get the Right People

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Step 7: Track & Refine

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