Güd Marketing

Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
Campaign:
Making It Last
Wildlife Management and Conservation Relevance Campaign, National
Client:
Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies (AFWA)
Project Goals:
Awareness, Capacity Building
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Innovative Tactic: Campaign Toolkit

The right tools for capacity building

The Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies represents North America’s fish and wildlife agencies to collectively advance sound, science-based management and conservation of fish and wildlife and their habitats in the public interest. In 2019, AFWA partnered with Güd Marketing to create a campaign that could be used by all 50 states. Each agency was looking to communicate its importance to its residents.
The “Making It Last” campaign was created to tell the story of the important work each agency engages in to make our natural resources and wildlife last for generations. The campaign, implementable and customizable at the state level, creates the platform for a unified national message with the flexibility that individual states need.
Services Performed
Research
Planning
Messaging
Creative
The comprehensive toolkit included everything from research and audience planning to implementation and measurement. It was a “how-to” manual for deploying the campaign.

Results.

Meaningful engagement with the posts via comments and shares was outstanding

– 1,055 shares and 451 comments.

The social campaign was tremendously successful in creating engagement with the general public;

3,299,035 impressions and 26,000+ clicks.

“I would highly recommend working with Güd Marketing. Their team is professional and was quick to answer any questions I or our staff had (even after work hours). I was tasked with having to quickly implement a digital marketing campaign, and partnering with Güd Marketing made the process simple and stress-free! Güd Marketing quickly created a plan based on our specifications and saved me so much time in the end. I cannot thank them enough for all of their hard work!”

– Paul Benjunas, Master Wildlife Conservationist, Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

Let’s do some good together.

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