Unlike the traditional breast health 'get your mammogram' healthcare campaign, Advocate has developed a very edgy concept to drive engagement and conversation about breast health. Anytime you introduce a double entendre ("The Girl") as part of a marketing campaign you take risk. However, the Chicago healthcare market is noisy and we had to figure out a way to breakthrough the clutter. While we wanted women to join the conversation at storiesofthegirls.com, we really wanted to take advantage of our patient added-value proposition. We were the first in the market to offer same-day, no-referral mammograms, with 24 hour results. So, that said we measured the growth in mammogram appointments (up over 10% across the system), web site visits, and engagement in the conversation (social media). This integrated campaign combined social media contests, social media donation campaigns coordinated with the American Cancer Society, rich media, banner ad takeovers, microsite, direct mail, out of home, billboard and television. In addition, to traditional and digital, Advocate also debuted an 18ft giant traveling support bra, which span a viral social campaign. http://www.storiesofthegirls.com/support-bra
Contributors:
Kelly Jo Golson: | Senior Vice President, Marketing |
Christine Priester: | Vice President, Marketing |
Angela Kasel: | Director, Marketing |
Mayura Kumar: | Director, Digital Services |
ADVOCATE HEALTH CARE
Location: USA