Central Montana tourism wanted to continue to promote their region as a safe travel consideration, during the period of heavy Covid-19 restrictions. With the disruptions of the school year and children and parents adjusting to learning at home, Wendt saw an opportunity to create the Field Trip campaign. The campaign was designed to reach families with school-age children throughout Montana and regional drive markets. Messaging and content focused on attractions that were both fun and educational. A robust landing page was developed to house content that was curated by subject matter and included lesson plans highlighting attractions and experiences, as well as downloadable activity sheets.
DIGITAL DISPLAY AND MOBILE VIDEO
NATIVE ADS BRANDED CONTENT
SOCIAL MEDIA E-BLASTS LANDING PAGE
Central Montana tourism wanted to continue to promote their region as a safe travel consideration, during the period of heavy Covid-19 restrictions. With the disruptions of the school year and children and parents adjusting to learning at home, Wendt saw an opportunity to create the Field Trip campaign. The campaign was designed to reach families with school-age children throughout Montana and regional drive markets. Messaging and content focused on attractions that were both fun and educational. A robust landing page was developed to house content that was curated by subject matter and included lesson plans highlighting attractions and experiences, as well as downloadable activity sheets.
DIGITAL DISPLAY AND MOBILE VIDEO
NATIVE ADS BRANDED CONTENT
SOCIAL MEDIA E-BLASTS LANDING PAGE
Messaging and content focused on attractions that were both fun and educational. A robust landing page was developed to house content that was curated by subject matter and included lesson plans that highlighted specific attractions and experiences, as well as downloadable activity sheets for children to use before, during, or after their field trip. Communicating the protocols for traveling safely during the pandemic was top priority. With wide-open spaces and plenty of opportunity for social distancing, it wasn’t difficult to find attractions and destinations that could be experienced safely while providing learning opportunities for families.
The one-month campaign delivered over 8 million impressions.
The campaign overdelivered more than 73,000 impressions, resulting in $6,840 of added value.
Digital and social campaigns drove 21,512 unique users to the landing page with over 62,000 pageviews in one month.
Marketing motivation and Wendt shenanigans worthy of a subscription.
There aren’t many people who can say they’ve spent nearly three decades at the same company—much less at an ad agency that’s been around since sliced bread hit the shelves. Lucky for us, we have Merle. Officially, she’s our Media Buyer. Unofficially? She’s Wendt’s resident history keeper, snack drawer curator, and all-around low-key legend.
A strong brand is more than design elements or a clever tagline—it’s the story you tell and the connection you build. Every interaction shapes how your audience sees you, which is why consistency matters…
User-generated content, engagement rate, native content articles. Whether you’re trying to boost your marketing vocab, wow at your next meeting, or impress your boss (no judgment), we’ve got the go-to guide to get you there! Grab your notecards—we’re covering everything from banner ads to media kits…yes, they still make those.
Chicken suits, patio hangs, the occasional corn hole tournament—behind Wendt’s 96 years of excellence is a culture that values joy just as much as it does hard work. And few embody that spirit better than our administrative coordinator (and resident Bob Ross impressionist), Dallas. While her task load is a balancing act across our accounting, media, and production departments, where she really shines is bringing the fun (and a spontaneous dance party) to all the moments in between. From staying organized to keeping things light, Dallas is breaking down the heart, humor, and hustle behind her day-to-day.
Marketing motivation and Wendt shenanigans worthy of a subscription.
There aren’t many people who can say they’ve spent nearly three decades at the same company—much less at an ad agency that’s been around since sliced bread hit the shelves. Lucky for us, we have Merle. Officially, she’s our Media Buyer. Unofficially? She’s Wendt’s resident history keeper, snack drawer curator, and all-around low-key legend.
A strong brand is more than design elements or a clever tagline—it’s the story you tell and the connection you build. Every interaction shapes how your audience sees you, which is why consistency matters…
User-generated content, engagement rate, native content articles. Whether you’re trying to boost your marketing vocab, wow at your next meeting, or impress your boss (no judgment), we’ve got the go-to guide to get you there! Grab your notecards—we’re covering everything from banner ads to media kits…yes, they still make those.
Chicken suits, patio hangs, the occasional corn hole tournament—behind Wendt’s 96 years of excellence is a culture that values joy just as much as it does hard work. And few embody that spirit better than our administrative coordinator (and resident Bob Ross impressionist), Dallas. While her task load is a balancing act across our accounting, media, and production departments, where she really shines is bringing the fun (and a spontaneous dance party) to all the moments in between. From staying organized to keeping things light, Dallas is breaking down the heart, humor, and hustle behind her day-to-day.
