It's no secret that social networks, including Facebook, are a
great outlet to get the word out about special causes and movements. This past Friday at WKU's
Imagewest, the other interns and I launched our Facebook Fanpage campaign. The agency was in need of a better Facebook presence so we created a new Fanpage to network with WKU students and possible new clients around the BG area. As part of our campaign to obtain a larger fan following, we're partnering up with the Barren River Animal Welfare Association in Glasgow. For every "fan", we're donating cleaning supplies to BRAWA.
So far, the campaign has been a huge success, but it's not over yet! We currently have just under 300 fans. While there's no set number we'd like to reach, the campaign is going to be continuing throughout next Monday, November 8th. So what can you do to help? Visit
Imagewest on Facebook and "like" us! Spread the word and tell your friends!
I have already been on the fan page, and a fan of it! It's a great campaign so far, and the success of the page can go far depending on the types, and how often information is posted. I really enjoy being a fan and receiving updates! I think you all are doing a great job with it, and keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteI have now became a fan and I think this is an awesome campaign. Everyone loves dogs, but more than that, everyone loves to help animals in any way possible. I think this campaign will generate awareness for Imagewest and shows that Imagewest is supporting a great cause.
ReplyDeleteI saw these guys at the homecoming parade and I have seen the stickers in the lab in Mass Media, and I was wondering what it was all about! I think it is a great idea especially with picking an obscure mascot because people are going to question it. I know I did. Why did you all pick a ninja gnome?
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome; I am going to become a fan immediately. What better way to promote your organization than by helping those who haven't the resources to help themselves. This was a great idea!
ReplyDeleteLaura, it's kind of a long story about the ninja gnome, I hope I can explain it right! Gnomes are known for bringing luck and goodwill. As for the "ninja" part, our agency manager likes referring to all of her interns as ninjas, masters of graphic design, advertising, marketing and PR. Glad you saw the post-its in Mass Media, I put those up myself :)
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed this one at the time! Definitely a great campaign and wish I'd seen in time to help out!
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