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25B - DOWNTOWN SANTA ANA CMD AND BID ANNUAL REPORTS
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25B - DOWNTOWN SANTA ANA CMD AND BID ANNUAL REPORTS
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MARKETING & PROMOTIONS <br />¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ <br />Downtown Inc. periodically runs promotions to promote local businesses. Promotions also help <br />display all of the positive change downtown. Some of the promotions sponsored by Downtown Inc. <br />are: <br />Santa Ana Downtown Divas <br />What began as a networking group of women in business has become a dynamic force for change in the downtown. Forty women <br />who agree constitute success and these ladies are inviting more ladies to become involved in the community management district <br />and provide needed feedback on the direction of downtown. <br />Passport to Downtown <br />Downtown Inc. was the primary sponsor for Noche de Altaras, a traditional celebration also known as Day of the Dead in November. <br />DTI participated by having a booth and hosting a "Passport to Downtown Treasure Hunt". Passports were given to participants who <br />received a DOWNTOWN sticker as they visited our downtown stores. The passport were filled with stickers and turned in for prizes. <br />To encourage the public to visit both sides of 4th Street, half the stickers were black and half were white and the requirement was to <br />have both colors to win. Patrons won a full range of prizes purchased at cost from our merchants. Advertising included mail <br />merges, local newspaper ads as well as e-mail blasts. Attendance to Noche de Altares is a downtown Santa Ana tradition that has <br />taken place for the last seven years. In 2009 the event brought well over 9,000 attendees. This event is a true crossover event <br />bringing music, food and culture to an increasingly diverse audience. <br />Holiday Light Proiection Proiect <br />In 2009, Downtown Inc. decided to forsake the traditional and explore new avenues of holiday entertainment. Over 10,000 people <br />braved cold December nights to watch a new concept in light and sound. Animated Light Projection set to music on the historic <br />Spurgeon building. With an original music score synched to Chris Alfaro's computer and over a quarter of a million dollars in rented <br />projection equipment, the downtown district gained new favor with both locals and visitors to produce a truly unique 14 day event. <br />Picked up by both local and L.A. media networks, newcomers enjoyed watching a spectacle of light and sound. Although an illusion, <br />snow falling and collecting on the window ledge can invoke cold chills even when temperatures are far from freezing. <br />Cookies with Santa <br />Downtown Inc. hosted Santa Claus straight from the North Pole on Saturday, December 5th, 12th and 19th from 11:00 AM -100 <br />PM to enjoy cookies and candy canes with kids. Parents were asked to show a receipt for $5.00 or more from any downtown <br />business and receive a framed picture with Santa ($20.00 Value). 800 pictures were taken with appreciative parents and even <br />grandparents. Santa was thrilled to hold one of Santa Ana's youngest newcomers (Anna, 21 days old). <br />Valentine's Day Celebration <br />Strolling Mariachi bands serenaded shoppers along with volunteers distributing 500 long stemmed red roses marked February 14th. <br />A featured interview with Teresa from Teresa's Jewelers and the icon of Spanish radio, Teddy Fregoso brought shoppers into the <br />district to buy their "beloved" a gift. 0 C Weekly and the 0 C Register were also used in media buys. <br />Mixers <br />In partnership with our local restaurants and businesses, Downtown Inc. has held a mixer at the historic Santora building and <br />Original Mike's. Both have brought over 150 people and a chance to meet, greet and network. A chance to get to know one another <br />on an informal basis, mixers also produce dollars through deals and agreements as businesses "mix" their goods and services and <br />allow commerce to take place. Downtown Inc. assists in marketing the event via e-mail blast, press release, mailings, and flyers. <br />12
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