Each individual possesses an inherent worth and dignity. This belief motivates The Salvation Army centres across Ontario to offer services and programs that serve their community. In doing so, they strive to restore dignity and hope in the lives of vulnerable people.
The Salvation Army has relied heavily on offline charitable initiatives, like the Christmas Kettle campaign. They came to us wanting to diversify their marketing efforts by branching into digital marketing. With no prior digital marketing, we first had to test digital channels such as Google Search, Discovery, Youtube, Display, Facebook, and Instagram.
We began by conducting in-depth customer research to refine our targeting on these newly-tested digital channels. Then we updated creative and content on all platforms and began implementing our digital strategy across Google Search, Discovery, Display, Youtube, Facebook, and Instagram.
We made tactical changes to the campaigns, including adding call, site link, and image and callout extensions. We optimized the targeting based on our research. This approach and strategy increased donation value and positive ROAS on the campaigns while firmly establishing a digital footprint for the charity.
This refreshed digital strategy boosted the non-profits charitable reach with: