1. Strategy Development

2. Placement

3. Research Findings

4. Major Action Outlets School Home Neighborhood Parks and recreation YMCA Faith-based

5. Program Partners Parents Teachers Coaches Other people and organizers

6. Parent Strategies

7. Placement

8. Marketing Questions How can we make physical activity more accessible? How can we help parents and others to promote physical activity to tweens? What organizations can we enlist to help? What should we ask these organizations to do?

9. Placement Strategies Create a wide variety of action outlets or opportunities during summer months Provide parents with a calendar of events Allow parents to validate some activities Recruit organizations to sponsor action outlets and provide transportation

10. Data-Based Marketing Plan Actual product Physical activity Priority population Moderate to passive tweens Acknowledge differences by gender and age Core product Fun, play with friends, try new things Augmented product Monitoring device Position Physical activity is a more fun and exciting way to spend time with friends than video games or TV Price Try things that are easily, non-competitive, safe, and inexpensive Placement Action outlet sponsors will provide opportunities to be active all over town throughout the summer Parents can validate some activities