Pumpout Nav Social Media Toolkit

A structured reference table detailing social media content under the heading “Facebook Posts:”. The table is split into two columns: “Image” on the left and “Text” on the right, organized into four rows.

Row 1 content:
– Image column: A photo of a boat on clear blue water with a banner overlay reading “Help Keep Florida’s Water Clean. Find the closest sewage pumpout station using the Pumpout Nav App today!”.
– Text column: Post copy encouraging boaters to reduce pollution using the #PumpoutNav app, followed by download links for Apple and Android users, and the hashtag #PumpoutFlorida.

Row 2 content:
– Image column: A photo of a boat waste pumpout hose connected to a boat deck, with a banner overlay reading “Help Keep Florida’s Water Clean. #PumpoutFlorida”.
– Text column: Post copy prompting boaters to plan their pumpouts, share a photo of their boat pumping out waste, and tag @FloridaSeaGrant with the hashtag #PumpoutFlorida.

Row 3 content:
– Image column: A photo of a dense cluster of shellfish on a coastal shoreline. The text overlay reads “DID YOU KNOW… Your boat sewage could cause the closure of shellfish beds?”.
– Text column: Post copy explaining how human sewage from boats harms shellfish beds, public health, and the environment. It prompts users to download the app and fill out a survey link if a public pumpout is missing, using the hashtag #PumpoutFlorida.

Row 4 content:
– Image column: A graphic titled “Attention Boaters! Florida is now on the Pumpout Nav App. Help keep Florida’s waters healthy and clean.” It includes a numbered list: 1) Download the app, 2) Find the closest pumpout, 3) Create an account, 4) Star your favorite marina.
– Text column: A customizable template caption reading “[Insert Marina name here] is excited to be included in the #PumpoutNav app…”. It ends with the hashtags #PumpoutFlorida, #CleanWater, #FloridaBoatLife, and #Boaters.