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The Eastern Ontario Local Food Conference (EOLFC 2013) provided a great opportunity to share information, learn about success stories and gather information on innovative local food businesses, projects and best practices. The conference was organized by KEDCO (Kingston Economic Development Corporation) and the Ministry of Agriculture and Food and the Ministry of Rural Affairs. The theme of the conference was Innovation Driving Local Food and it was held December 3, 2013 at the Ambassador Hotel in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. This topic is Patchwork gardens Ian Stutt - innovative use of social media marketing for local food
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Social Media Marketing for Local Food
Eastern Ontario Local Food Conference Kingston, ON
December 3, 2013
Social Media Marketing for Local Food
Social Media Marketing for Local Food
• Building our brand through ‘storytelling’
Social Media Marketing for Local Food
• Building our brand through ‘storytelling’
• Local food as an experience
Social Media Marketing for Local Food
• Building our brand through ‘storytelling’
• Local food as an experience
• Supporting the local food experience
Social Media Marketing for Local Food
• Building our brand through ‘storytelling’
• Local food as an experience
• Supporting the local food experience
• Examples of content we share
Social Media Marketing for Local Food
• Building our brand through ‘storytelling’
• Local food as an experience
• Supporting the local food experience
• Examples of content we share
• Results? Measureable?
The Patchwork Story
The Patchwork Story
The Patchwork Story
The Patchwork Story
The Patchwork Story
The Patchwork Story
The Patchwork Story
The Patchwork Story
The Patchwork Story
The Patchwork Story
The Patchwork Story
Local food as an experience
• Farmers market, CSA membership, etc
• Sharing stories behind a crop/product
• Sharing the beauty of the farm
• Art and graphic design
• People, people, people
Supporting the local food experience
• Engaging with customers
• Education
• Eating seasonally
• Cooking tips, storage tips, recipes
• Farm tours, workshops, etc
Examples of content we share
• Pictures with captions
• Videos for CSA members and beyond
• Product availability
• Farm news
• Unique happenings, etc
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Brief Background
Results? Measureable?
• Hits, Likes, Comments, Re-Tweets, etc
• Positive feedback from customers
• “Feels like I’ve been to your farm”
• Familiarity with people behind the product
• A more personal connection
• Brand recognition
• Other?
Social Media Marketing for Local Food
Eastern Ontario Local Food Conference Kingston, ON
December 3, 2013
