Adventure safe campaign

THE CHALLENGE

About them, not us

One of the big challenges with safety campaigns is gaining engagement; especially when the data leans heavily onto 16-24 year olds making their first forays into the 

more remote landscapes of the UK. Previously, Northumberland National Park Mountain Rescue (NNPMR) team had focussed their resource on amplifying their own efforts, in a bid to raise help critical fund-raising drives. Their work is vitally important and saves lives. 

Now, with new funding available, we worked with them through the scoping and planning stages to identify a campaign that would, over the long term, try and reduce the number of incidents they are faced with. We'd do this by aiming to promote a culture of positive reinforcement: "Do the right things, and your life will be more fun."

THE OUTCOME

Engaging with a targeted audience

In total we supplied 55 assets to NNMPR for use across their own social media channels, as well as those of their campaign partners. With a finite budget, we ensured that the campaign was supplied with budget surplus for spend on paid advertising during "peaks" of incident call outs using data complied from NNPMR and emergency call handling data. 

The campaign has started and built on a changed perception of outdoor safety from being seen as a chore, to focussing a making it cool, fashionable and and integral part of curating lives stories - such an important element for Gen Z, the 16-24 years we were targeting. 

 

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