Impact
Engaging chapter members had long been a strong suit for this educational and support organisation. However, the challenge had shifted — it now sought to reinvigorate its connection with local communities and deepen engagement with a prominent national sponsor.
Industry
Agriculture
Problem space
Channel Engagement
Services
Communication
Rewards
Technology
Custom Site
Objectives
To foster grassroots support and elevate partner visibility, the organisation introduced a friendly competition among its local chapters — a strategy designed to ignite community involvement and collaboration.
The Solution
BI WORLDWIDE launched a dynamic online contest that rallied chapters across the country. Each chapter encouraged local farmers to visit the campaign website, register, and cast a vote for their local group. The site featured:
- An interactive map to track real-time standings
- A leaderboard highlighting top-performing chapters
- A toolkit with promotional resources to amplify community outreach
- A custom instructional video produced in partnership with the national sponsor
The Impact
In just 50 days, the campaign met its engagement goals — and exceeded expectations. Thousands of farmers participated, generating significant traffic and visibility. On average, visitors spent over six minutes on the site, building meaningful connections with both the organisation and the sponsor’s brand.
The program also unlocked powerful public relations opportunities, as the announcement of winning chapters created positive exposure for all stakeholders involved.
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