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I made the ocean and sky more blue with the hue saturation and burn tool, changed Katie's shirt color with the hue saturation, blurred our skin with the blur tool, made our teeth whiter with the burn tool, and cropped the photo.

Position Paper: Final

This is paper includes promotional ideas that will change Burger Planet’s image to burgers and fries, and healthy food, especially targeting those consumers who are becoming increasingly health-conscious.

Market research has shown that women have stopped going to Burger Planet, particularly the women between the ages of 30 and 40. (applebees.com) The increase in social and media relations will help represent Burger Planet in a positive, healthy and competitive way. There will be a new tagline for Burger Planet incorporated; “options for all appetites.”

Trends are shifting towards healthier foods and with the recent popularity of shows such as “Biggest Loser”, “Dancing with the Stars” and healthy cooking shows, women between the age of 30 and 40 want to get in shape and live healthier and longer lives. Burger Planet is working towards making that easier for consumers. With the improved menus, Burger Planet is on the verge of becoming one of the healthiest fast food chains in the nation.

While it is important to have healthier menu items, it is still essential to keep the old menu as well. There is still a loyal customer group who love our traditional burger and fries. However, now customers can still enjoy a great meal, without having to eat greasy food, thanks to grilled chicken breasts and green options such as fruits and vegetables. Applebee’s has seen more business from their new menu that offers 550 calorie meals or less. (https://pantherfile.uwm.edu/mcbridej/www/pressrelease.html.) We want to show customers that they can get a great fast food meal with less than 300 calories.

The intentions of doing this are to get better reviews from customers as they notice the goals Burger Planet sets to help the American public. By offering more variety to the menus, the aim is to bring new audiences to Burger Planet. Fitness guru’s across the country will catch wind of this change and begin to take advantage of our menu.

Testimonials
Testimonials from a variety of figures in the Burger Planet company such as CEO, James E. Muellenbach III, Chef, Gerald Debois, Jayne Petersen, and a few of Burger Planets 52 billion satisfied customers all confirming our message of Burger Planets delicious tasting food and healthy options. These testimonials will appear in O-enterprises magazines, Health Weekly and other health magazines.

TV ads
Burger Planet will construct an ad that features prominent athletes and also Jayne Petersen who will help show the ‘fresh’ side of Burger Planet. Many vegetables and fruits will be shown to incorporate the message of healthy options.

Objectives
The impact objectives for these goals include raising awareness of Burger Planet’s options for all appetites. The idea is to also bring more consumers that prefer fresh and healthy food over burgers and fries.
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Tyson McKell Stephanie Jakob
Public Relations Head
435-555-9090

Ad Assignment

Posision Paper: Draft

We write this paper with promotional ideas that will change Burger Planet’s image to not only burgers and fries, but also healthy food, especially targeting those consumers who are becoming increasingly health-conscious.

Market research has shown that women have stopped going to Burger Planet, particularly the women aging from 30 to 40 years old. Our ideas of increasing social and media relations will help represent Burger Planet in a positive, healthy and competitive way. We also hope to incorporate a new tagline for Burger Planet: options for all appetites.


With the trends starting to shift to healthier eating, we at Burger Planet need to become more adaptable to these trends as well. With the recent popularity of shows such as the “Biggest Loser”, “Dancing with the Stars” and healthy cooking shows, Americans want to get in shape and live healthier and longer lives. When you eat healthier, you look better, thus you lead a happier life. With our improved menu, we are on the verge of becoming one of the healthiest fast food chains in the nation. While we find it important have healthier menu items, it is still important to keep the old menu as well. We still have loyal customers who love our traditional burger and fries.


Implementing grilled chicken breasts and an aurora of fruits and vegetables to select from, customers will still enjoy a great meal without having to eat any grease. Applebee’s has seen more business from their new menu that offers 550 calorie meals or less; we want to show customers that you can get a great fast food meal for less than 300 calories.


By doing this, we will see better reviews from our customers as they notice our goal to help the American public. As we begin offering more variety to our menu, we will see another crowd begin to fill the Burger Planet. Fitness guru’s across the country will catch wind of this change and begin to take advantage of our menu. We will still have our old menu with great burgers and fries, plus another dimension.
Testimonials

Testimonials from a variety of figures in the Burger Planet company such as CEO, James E. Muellenbach III, Chef, Gerald Debois, Jayne Petersen, and a few of Burger Planets 52 billion satisfied customers all confirming our message of Burger Planets delicious tasting food and healthy options. These testimonials will appear in O-enterprises magazines, Heath Weekly and other health magazines.
TV ads

Television ads are one of the most popular ways of advertising. Burger Planet will construct an ad that features prominent athletes and also Jayne Petersen that also shows the ‘fresh’ side of Burger Planet. Many vegetables and fruits will be shown to incorporate our message of healthy options and choices.
Objectives:

Our impact objectives for these goals include raising awareness of Burger Planet’s options for all appetites. Also, our aim is to bring more consumers that prefer fresh and healthy food over Burgers and fries.


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Tyson McKell Stephanie
Public Relations Head
435-555-9090

Press Release 4: Final Draft

For Immediate Release
Common Ground Outdoor Adventures
335 North 100 East
Sammie Macfarlane
Phone: 435-713-0288
Fax: 435-713-2108
Logan, UT, 84321

COMMON GROUND OUTDOOR ADVENTURES OFFERS ACTIVITIES TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES IN CACHE VALLEY

LOGAN, Utah--Common Ground is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing outdoor activities to the people in Cache Valley who have disabilities. Activities such as rock climbing, snow shoeing, cycling, skiing, Tai Chi, and River trips are some of the activities Common Ground provides to people with disabilities. By holding fundraisers and getting donors, Common Ground is able to offer these activities to these people at a discounted rate.

Another way Common Ground is able to provide these activities is through people volunteering their time to come help out with activities and fundraisers. Volunteers are able to participate in the activities at the same discounted price as members.

The purpose of Common Ground is to make life meaningful and happy to the individuals who participate, so they can carry their success into other parts of their life, such as getting a career or building relationships.

Since 1933, Common Ground has been serving Cache Valley as a private non-profit organization. More than 2,400 people have benefit from the activities offered through them.

Participants and volunteers are always welcome and appreciated. Anyone interested in participating in the programs available at Common Ground can contact me at the e-mail address listed below. We look forward to hearing from you.

Media Relations
Stephanie Blatchford
Steph.blatchford@aggiemail.usu.edu

Media Pitch : Final

To: Charles McCollum, Managing Editor, Herald Journal
Subject: The people of Cache Valley are taught investment techniques.

Dear Charles,

Cache Valley Area and Investors Association (CVAIA) have been currently meeting to discuss and learn more about using their money wisely and Investing. The goal of CVAIA is to teach Cache Valley’s society beneficial ways to increase passive income.
Preston Parker, president of CVAIA said he strongly believes people should be able to hold a career they love without being held back by the worry of financial burdens.

Herald Journal is a great source for people living in Cache Valley to get their local and international news. It will be very beneficial for CVAIA to be included in an article.

CVAIA teaches people how become happy and successful while doing what they love by investing safely, as well as lower living expenses. Skills such as saving money on commodities, and earning more money investing, gives people the opportunity to live their life doing things they love. CVAIA also focuses on teaching financial stability during their meetings.

CVAIA was started in 2007 with hopes to help the people of Cache Valley understand that they can lead the life they want by becoming financially independent. People from around the world attend these meetings to learn skills that improve their future.

If you would have any questions or would like to talk more about CVAIA feel free to contact me at 313-235-9087, or at Steph.blatchford@aggiemail.usu.edu.
Sincerely,

Stephanie Blatchford
Public Relations Executive

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Press Release 4: Draft

For Immediate Release
Common Ground Outdoor Adventures
335 North 100 East
Sammie Macfarlane
Phone: 435-713-0288
Fax: 435-713-2108
Logan, UT, 84321

COMMON GROUND OUTDOOR ADVENTURES OFFERS ACTIVITIES TO CACHE VALLEY

LOGAN,Utah--Common ground is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing outdoor activities to the people in cache valley who have disabilities. Activities such as rock climbing, snow shoeing, cycling, skiing, Tai Chi, and River trips are some of the activities Common Ground provides to people who have disabilities. By holding fundraisers and getting donors, Common Ground is able to offer these activities to people at a discounted rate.

Another way Common Ground is able to provide these activities is through people volunteering their time to come help out with activities and fundraisers. Volunteers are able to participate in the activities at the same discounted price as members.

The purpose of Common Ground is to make life meaning full and happy to the individuals who participate so they can carry their success into other parts of their life, such as getting a career or building relationships.

Since 1933, Common Ground has been serving Cache Valley as a private non-profit organization. More than 2,400 people have benefit from the activities offered through Common Ground.

Participants and volunteers are always welcome. Anyone interested in participating in the programs available at Common Ground can contact me at the e-mail address listed below. We look forward to hearing from you.

Media Relations
Stephanie Blatchford
Steph.blatchford@aggiemail.usu.edu

Media Pitch: Draft

To: Charles McCollum, Managing Editor, The Herald Journal
Subject: The people of Cache Valley are taught investment techniques.

Dear Charles,

Cache Valley Area and Investors Association (CVAIA) has been currently meeting to discuss and learn more about using their money wisely and Investing. The goal of CVAIA is to teach Cache Valley’s society beneficial ways to increase passive income.
Preston Parker, president of CVAIA said he strongly believes people should be able to hold a career they love without being held back by the worry of financial burdens.

CVAIA teaches people how become happy and successful while doing what they love by investing as well as lower living expenses. Skills such as saving money on commodities, and earning more money investing gives people the opportunity to live their life doing things they love. CVAIA also focuses on teaching financial stability through author

CVAIA was started in 2007 with hopes to help people in Cache Valley and beyond understand that they can lead the life they want by becoming financially independent. People from around the world attend these meetings to learn skills that better their future.

If you would have any questions or would like to talk more about CVAIA feel free to contact me at 313-235-9087, or at Steph.blatchford@aggiemail.usu.edu.
Sincerely,

Stephanie Blatchford
Public Relations Executive

Press Release 3: Cause Promotion: Final

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 2, 2010
Preston Parker, President
Cache Valley Area Investors Association
435-512-1851
preston@cvaia.com
Logan, UT, 84341


CACHE VALLEY AREA AND INVESTORS ASSOCIATION (CVAIA) INSTRUCTS PEOPLE HOW TO HAVE THE RIGHT MENTALITY WHEN INVESTING THEIR MONEY.

CVAIA teaches members how to raise passive income. Guest speakers from Utah State University and Cache Valley teach members a variety of strategies to save money.

LOGAN, Utah— CVAIA is an organization based on the concept that money should be spent on enjoyable things as well as needs. It is important for people to choose a career that they love, without the thought of money holding them back, Preston Parker, president of CVAIA said.

If people learn the right way to invest money people can also have what they desire, he said. "I want people to be happy, to have jobs they love and to be financially independent,” Parker said. “Creating an atmosphere where people actually want to go to work may end up making the world a better place."

The members of CVAIA meet with the intentions of learning how to invest, in order to lessen the stress of financial incapability.

Meetings are held twice a month on Thursday nights at the Cache County Chamber of Commerce in the conference room. Meetings are free and open to the public, with provided refreshments.

CVAIA was started in August 2007, and currently has more than 15 members. Members of CVAIA come from many locations around the world.

Anyone interested in attending CVAIA meetings is welcome. If you have any questions feel free to contact me at the information listed below.

Public Relations Executive
Stephanie Blatchford
Steph.blatchford@aggiemail.usu.edu

Press Release 3: Draft

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 2, 2010
Preston Parker, President
Cache Valley Area Investors Association
435-512-1851
preston@cvaia.com
Logan, UT


CACHE VALLEY AREA AND INVESTORS ASSOCIATION (CVAIA) INSTRUCTS PEOPLE HOW TO HAVE THE RIGHT MENTALITY WHEN INVESTING THEIR MONEY.

CVAIA teaches members how to raise passive income. Guest speakers from Utah State University and Cache Valley also teach members a variety of strategies to save money.

It is important for people to choose a career that they love, Preston Parker president of CVAIA said, and if they learn the right way to invest money people can also have what they desire. Parker said, "I want people to be happy, to have jobs they love and to befinancially independent. Creating an atmosphere where people actually want to go to work may end up making the world a better place." The members of CVAIA meet with the intentions of learning how to invest, in order to lessen the stress of financial incapability.
Meetings are held twice a month on Thursday nights at the Cache County Chamber of Commerce in the conference room. Meetings are free and open to the public, with provided refreshments.

CVAIA was started in August 2007, and currently has more than 15 members. Members of CVAIA come from many locations around the world.

CVAIA invites anyone interested to attend the meetings. If you have any questions feel free to contact me at the information listed below.

Public relations executive
Stephanie Blatchford
Steph.blatchford@aggiemail.usu.edu