Our Engaging Social Media Campaign Got an Average Cost per Click 57.6% Below Average

The Denali Express Chevron Network runs two campaigns over the course of the year to raise money their two biggest causes. They engaged us as a marketing partner to build community support on social media, generate community spirit, and source donations for excellent local causes.

We harnessed human interest by focusing on the photos and stories of the breast cancer survivors, teachers, and moms. They naturally gained traction on social media as the people and communities involved were inclined to share and reshare the photos and stories of people they knew.

• Alaska Run for Women
  From race day until October, Chevron sells private label pink ribbon water bottles in their stores to raise money for breast cancer research and awareness. In 2018, Chevron sponsored the race at almost $20,000 and volunteered to hand out free water bottles at the finish line. We launched a press release announcing their support and promoted the event on social media as well as the in-store promotion over the duration of the campaign. We interviewed and took pictures of breast cancer survivors to share online.
• Fuel Your School
  In October, Chevron donates $1 to teachers and students in the local school district each time a customer purchases 8 gallons of gas or more. This money goes to purchasing supplies for classroom projects through their Fuel Your School program. In 2018, Chevron raised over $100,000 for local classrooms and volunteered to deliver the supplies at some schools. We launched two press releases, one introducing the program and the second announcing the results. We promoted Fuel Your School on social media, encouraging Anchorage drivers to #ChooseChevron for their gas over the course of the campaign.

We also ran two contests to show Chevron’s support for teachers and women:

• Give Your Teacher a Spring Break
  In March and April, parents and students in the Anchorage School District could nominate their teacher for their choice of an adventure package from local businesses in three prize categories. To enter, they had to submit information about their teacher so that we could contact them for their prize, a photo, and an interview. We launched a landing page, a press release to announce the campaign, and we advertised on social media, to encourage people to get involved.
• #LoveMyAKMom
  In April and May, anyone in the Anchorage community could nominate their mom to win one of 100 free hanging flower baskets from a local florist. To enter, they had to submit a photo and a story about their mom, perhaps about a favorite moment or memory. We launched a WooBox contest page and we advertised the campaign on social media, sharing the mom’s photos and stories as the campaign progressed.