SUPER Social Media
Social Media Campaigns That
Soar to Success!
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CASE STUDY
#1
Facebook
Sweepstakes
WHY • Create awareness in
Night In Old
Fredericksburg event
• Grow Facebook
fanbase
• Increase Facebook
engagement
HOW
• Used WooBox to
create Facebook
sweepstakes tab
• Required page like
• Offered VIP prize
package
• Promoted on
Facebook (July 1-19)
• Encouraged social
sharing
RESULTS
• Generated 198
entries
• Shared 120 times
on Facebook
• Increased Facebook
page likes by 32.5%
• Weekly engaged
users increased by
140%
CASE STUDY
#2
Facebook
Poll/Contest
WHY • Promote Atlanta, IL
campaign
• Encourage
engagement on the
Illinois Route 66
Facebook page
HOW
• Used WooBox to
create Facebook
polling tab
• $200 ad buy pointing
to the tab
• Required page like
• No prizes – just fun
• Promoted on
Facebook during the
month of July
RESULTS
• Ad generated 807
new fans
• Ad clicks = 934
• Ad reach = 44,089
• All artwork will be
displayed
throughout the
town of Atlanta, IL
CASE STUDY
#3
Pinterest/Facebook
Contest
WHY
• Inspire travel to the
Beaches of Fort
Myers and Sanibel
• Increase Pinterest
followers and
Facebook fans
• Increase PR about
the destination in
general
HOW
• Create a Pinterest
“Bucket List” board
• Created Facebook
contest tab
• Users posted their
Pinterest board URL on
contest tab to enter
• Required page like
• Entrants could also opt-
in to a newsletter and
share with friends
• Promoted on all social
channels & Facebook
ads during June of 2012
RESULTS
CASE STUDY
#4
60 Miles in 60 Days
Campaign
WHY
• Increase travel and
bookings during
“shoulder season”
(Sept. – Oct.)
• Increase web traffic on
VisitMyrtleBeach.com
• Increase reach and
fanbase on Facebook,
Pinterest, & Twitter
• Generate feature blog
posts
• Improve readership on
Visit Myrtle Beach blog
• Generate 200 contest
entries
HOW
• Blogger FAM trip
• “Pin To Win” contest
• “Trip Tuesday”
competition on blog and
Twitter
• Visit Myrtle Beach blog
series (50 posts on the
“secrets”)
• Secrets revealed daily on
Facebook and Twitter
• Microsite: “secrets” and
deals at
VisitMyrtleBeach.com/60days
RESULTS
• Accommodations taxes
increased in Sept/Oct
2012 over 2011
• Web traffic increased
25% over 2011
• 13 bloggers wrote 38
posts and reached 1
million readers
• Reach and fanbase grew
on all social media
channels
• Blog garnered 4k page
reads during the 60 days
• Generated 300 contest
entries
CASE STUDY
#5
Art, Architecture, &
Antiques Pinterest
Campaign
WHY
• Create awareness of
Vicksburg’s
outstanding
art, architecture, and
antiques
• Increase newsletter
subscriptions
• Increase engagement
on social media
channels
• Generate contest
entries
HOW
• Sweepstakes entry form
on VisitVicksburg.com
• Entrants pinned a
specific graphic to one of
their Pinterest boards
• Entrants earned
additional entries by
creating a “Vicksburg”
board & pinning art-
related content
• Promoted via all social
media channels
• Supported by Facebook
and Google ads
RESULTS
• Facebook likes up 13%
and unique users
engaged up 307%
• 1,439 conversions
from ad buys
• 253 new pins on
Pinterest from
VisitVicksburg.com
• 78 repins as of March
2013
CASE STUDY
#6
#Ohiomemory Photo
Contest - Statigr.am
WHY
• Increase awareness
and reach of newly
created Ohio Instagram
account
• Encourage followers to
share photos of fun
attractions and
destinations in Ohio
HOW
• Used Statigr.am as
contest entry platform
• Follow @Ohiogram on
Instagram
• Submit a photo of a
favorite Ohio travel
memory & tell why
• Tag @Ohiogram and
use the #Ohiomemory
hashtag
RESULTS
• 20,000 likes on photos
tagged with
#Ohiomemory
• 68,000 users reached
• 421 approved photos
entered
• 134 participants
• 10,000 contest page
views
CASE STUDY
#7
Downtown Raleigh
Bucket List Contest –
Instagram/Twitter
WHY • Help people discover
experiences in their
city
• Challenge people to
actually go do them
HOW
• Users complete a bucket
list item
• Take a picture of the
experience
• Upload photo to Twitter
and/or Instagram
• Tag @DTRBucketList and
use the #DTRBucketList
hashtag
• Prizes awarded for
completing bucket list
items
RESULTS
• Over 1,000 photos
submitted
• 18 people finished the
whole list
• Offline Media trying to
improve future
contests
• Working on improving
the technology
• Beginning to market
this product in other
cities
CASE STUDY
#8
Visit Austin, Texas
True Austin Ask a
Local Campaign
WHY
• Provide a local
perspective for visitors
on things to do
• Using the
experts/bloggers to
spread Austin’s
message through their
own networks as
ambassadors
HOW
• ACVB chose 6 locals
that represent Austin’s
experience
• Visitors ask questions
via Facebook, E-mail, or
Twitter (#trueaustin),
• Experts answer based
on their own personal
experience
RESULTS
• Austin visitors get
great local
recommendations
• In March 2013:
– 68 tweets
– 11 Facebook posts
– 32 E-mails
• In July 2013:
– 160 tweets
– 8 Facebook posts
– 18 E-mails
CASE STUDY
#9
Experience Columbus
Year-round Instagram
WHY
• Showcase things to see
and do in the
destination
• Increase followers and
engagement on
@ExperienceColumbus
account
• Encourage use of
common hashtags like
#ExpCols, and
#CbusFoodScene
HOW • Post original content
when possible
• Comment and like
photos with Columbus
hashtags
• Repost exceptional
photos that use
Columbus hashtags
RESULTS
• 95% of photos are
reposted images
• Photos tagged with
#expcols have
increased 2231% since
Jan. 2013
• Followers have
increased 1093% since
Jan. 2013
• Interactions have
increase 6802% since
Jan. 2013
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Super Social Media: Social Media Campaigns That Soar To Success

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    SUPER Social Media SocialMedia Campaigns That Soar to Success!
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    WHY • Createawareness in Night In Old Fredericksburg event • Grow Facebook fanbase • Increase Facebook engagement
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    HOW • Used WooBoxto create Facebook sweepstakes tab • Required page like • Offered VIP prize package • Promoted on Facebook (July 1-19) • Encouraged social sharing
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    RESULTS • Generated 198 entries •Shared 120 times on Facebook • Increased Facebook page likes by 32.5% • Weekly engaged users increased by 140%
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    WHY • PromoteAtlanta, IL campaign • Encourage engagement on the Illinois Route 66 Facebook page
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    HOW • Used WooBoxto create Facebook polling tab • $200 ad buy pointing to the tab • Required page like • No prizes – just fun • Promoted on Facebook during the month of July
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    RESULTS • Ad generated807 new fans • Ad clicks = 934 • Ad reach = 44,089 • All artwork will be displayed throughout the town of Atlanta, IL
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    WHY • Inspire travelto the Beaches of Fort Myers and Sanibel • Increase Pinterest followers and Facebook fans • Increase PR about the destination in general
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    HOW • Create aPinterest “Bucket List” board • Created Facebook contest tab • Users posted their Pinterest board URL on contest tab to enter • Required page like • Entrants could also opt- in to a newsletter and share with friends • Promoted on all social channels & Facebook ads during June of 2012
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    CASE STUDY #4 60 Milesin 60 Days Campaign
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    WHY • Increase traveland bookings during “shoulder season” (Sept. – Oct.) • Increase web traffic on VisitMyrtleBeach.com • Increase reach and fanbase on Facebook, Pinterest, & Twitter • Generate feature blog posts • Improve readership on Visit Myrtle Beach blog • Generate 200 contest entries
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    HOW • Blogger FAMtrip • “Pin To Win” contest • “Trip Tuesday” competition on blog and Twitter • Visit Myrtle Beach blog series (50 posts on the “secrets”) • Secrets revealed daily on Facebook and Twitter • Microsite: “secrets” and deals at VisitMyrtleBeach.com/60days
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    RESULTS • Accommodations taxes increasedin Sept/Oct 2012 over 2011 • Web traffic increased 25% over 2011 • 13 bloggers wrote 38 posts and reached 1 million readers • Reach and fanbase grew on all social media channels • Blog garnered 4k page reads during the 60 days • Generated 300 contest entries
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    CASE STUDY #5 Art, Architecture,& Antiques Pinterest Campaign
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    WHY • Create awarenessof Vicksburg’s outstanding art, architecture, and antiques • Increase newsletter subscriptions • Increase engagement on social media channels • Generate contest entries
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    HOW • Sweepstakes entryform on VisitVicksburg.com • Entrants pinned a specific graphic to one of their Pinterest boards • Entrants earned additional entries by creating a “Vicksburg” board & pinning art- related content • Promoted via all social media channels • Supported by Facebook and Google ads
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    RESULTS • Facebook likesup 13% and unique users engaged up 307% • 1,439 conversions from ad buys • 253 new pins on Pinterest from VisitVicksburg.com • 78 repins as of March 2013
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    WHY • Increase awareness andreach of newly created Ohio Instagram account • Encourage followers to share photos of fun attractions and destinations in Ohio
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    HOW • Used Statigr.amas contest entry platform • Follow @Ohiogram on Instagram • Submit a photo of a favorite Ohio travel memory & tell why • Tag @Ohiogram and use the #Ohiomemory hashtag
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    RESULTS • 20,000 likeson photos tagged with #Ohiomemory • 68,000 users reached • 421 approved photos entered • 134 participants • 10,000 contest page views
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    CASE STUDY #7 Downtown Raleigh BucketList Contest – Instagram/Twitter
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    WHY • Helppeople discover experiences in their city • Challenge people to actually go do them
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    HOW • Users completea bucket list item • Take a picture of the experience • Upload photo to Twitter and/or Instagram • Tag @DTRBucketList and use the #DTRBucketList hashtag • Prizes awarded for completing bucket list items
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    RESULTS • Over 1,000photos submitted • 18 people finished the whole list • Offline Media trying to improve future contests • Working on improving the technology • Beginning to market this product in other cities
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    CASE STUDY #8 Visit Austin,Texas True Austin Ask a Local Campaign
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    WHY • Provide alocal perspective for visitors on things to do • Using the experts/bloggers to spread Austin’s message through their own networks as ambassadors
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    HOW • ACVB chose6 locals that represent Austin’s experience • Visitors ask questions via Facebook, E-mail, or Twitter (#trueaustin), • Experts answer based on their own personal experience
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    RESULTS • Austin visitorsget great local recommendations • In March 2013: – 68 tweets – 11 Facebook posts – 32 E-mails • In July 2013: – 160 tweets – 8 Facebook posts – 18 E-mails
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    WHY • Showcase thingsto see and do in the destination • Increase followers and engagement on @ExperienceColumbus account • Encourage use of common hashtags like #ExpCols, and #CbusFoodScene
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    HOW • Postoriginal content when possible • Comment and like photos with Columbus hashtags • Repost exceptional photos that use Columbus hashtags
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    RESULTS • 95% ofphotos are reposted images • Photos tagged with #expcols have increased 2231% since Jan. 2013 • Followers have increased 1093% since Jan. 2013 • Interactions have increase 6802% since Jan. 2013
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    Can I Help? CallMe! Photo: .Spartography on Flickr
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    Follow Me Linkedin.com/in/sarahpage Facebook.com/SarahTPageConsulting @pagetx Sarah Page,Principal Sarah T. Page Consulting, LLC http://sarahtpage.com [email protected] 512-914-8873 Instagram.com/stpconsulting
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Editor's Notes

  • #23 Judgedbased on creativity so there were no firm rules but when we selected the finalists, we based them on the quantity of photos on their board, reach of their pinterest account (number of followers), types of pins (beach, city, swimming, etc - themes) and whether their profile was new (no avatar, no followers) or if they were a pinterest user before the contest.
  • #25 Wanting to steer clear of the common fall travel messages, the team instead focused on what setsthe Myrtle Beach area apart as a destination: its expanse and variety across 60 miles of coastline. FM used the “60” as our linchpin, unearthing 60 “secrets” to showcase via various social media channels during these 60 days of the shoulder season. Thus the “60 Miles in 60 Days” campaign was created.
  • #26 - Increase “quick getaway” bookings/accommodation tax revenue in September and October- Increase web traffic to VisitMyrtleBeach.com by 10 percent in September and October- Work with 10 prominent bloggers to generate 10 feature posts reaching 500,000 consumers- Generate 500 tweets reaching 3 million followers- Encourage 200 contest entrants via Pinterest and reach 10,000 consumers- Reach 20 million users on Facebook and engage 50,000 current page followers- Grow MBACC’s following on Twitter, Pinterest and Facebook by 5 percent per channel- Improve readership on the Visit Myrtle Beach blog and generate 100 contest entrants
  • #27 - Blogger FAM Trip: FM worked with influential travel and lifestyle bloggers on an exclusive 60-day-themed familiarization trip, encouraging social media activity and allowing time for daily blogging- Pin-to-Win Contest: all “secrets” were included within a Pinterest board on the MBACC pageo Consumers could create a board of their own dream vacation using these pins; a winner o To kick off this contest, FM encouraged influential bloggers to create their own pinboardwas selected weekly during the 60 dayswhich was then shared with readers; bloggers were offered accommodations in market in exchange for their participation, which led to more posts; the blogger with the most re-pins from their board was able to gift a trip to a reader of their choice- Trip Tuesday competition: ask consumers on Twitter and via the MBACC blog to identify a “secret” based on an image, with a winner chosen among the respondents each Tuesday- Visit Myrtle Beach blog series: based the FM team’s experiences in market, the team authored more than 50 blog posts for the Visit Myrtle Beach blog, highlighting “secrets”- Secrets revealed: each day the MBACC Facebook page and Twitter handle featured a new “secret”; Fans were encouraged to enter their own image, based on the week’s theme, on “Photo Friday” (a MBACC Facebook tradition)- Campaign microsite: all “secrets” and corresponding 60-themed deals from MBACC members were available for viewing on a microsite, VisitMyrtleBeach.com/60Days
  • #31 Campaign generated more than 850 tweets, directly reaching more than 7.6 million followersFacebook posts on the MBACC page reached more than 38 million users and directly engaged more than 150,000 through comments, shares and likesDuring September and October, Twitter grew 7 percent, adding more than 500 new followers; Facebook grew 18 percent, adding more than 110,000 new followers; and Pinterest grew 88 percent, adding more than 1,000 new followers
  • #32 Vicksburg is home to many world famous art galleries and is known for having amazingcollections of art and antiques. In the Vicksburg Art, Architecture and Antiques campaign, we will utilize the social network Pinterest to spread the word and photos of Vicksburg’s outstanding collections of art and antiques. Users will be asked to pin a promotional graphic for the sweepstakes to one of their Pinterest boards. Users can earn additional entries by creating a Vicksburg Pinterest board on their user account and adding some of the arts, architecture and antiques photos that will be placed on the landing page to their Pinterest boards. We will include a pre‐checked enewsletter sign up box in the entry form to increase the CVB’s e‐news database. To promote the contest, we will be showcasing these photos and interacting with fans on Vicksburg’s social networks, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and YouTube— kicking off an ongoing initiative to engage Vicksburg’s fans and followers in innovative, photo centric ways that build lasting relationships and brand enthusiasm. The Vicksburg Art of Pinning grand prize includes a two or three night getaway full of tours and wonderful gifts.
  • #38 #Ohiomemory photo contest on Staigr.am Goals: • Increase awareness and reach of newly created Ohio Instagram account  • Encourage followers to share photos of fun attractions / destinations in Ohio  Details:  • Platform: Statigr.am • Dates: May 6-20, 2013 • Cost: $3,000
  • #40 Statigram:Allowed for approval process on separate contest page. Photos did not appear on page until approved by Ohio Tourism staff  o Allowed for metrics tracking
  • #48 Offline Media partnered with LiveWorkPlay because they have a strong following of people who love Downtown Raleigh. Help with their website and provide future site visitors with photos of people enjoying the things to do in their town. Ran May 1 – July 14, 2013.
  • #55 Research shows that visitors want local information when planning their trips.
  • #56 Shopping/lifestyle, Family, events, culinary, music, motorsports