Pendleton Historic Foundation – Strategic Plan

Aspiring to grow their following and increase ticket sales, Pendleton Historic Foundation needed a strategic plan but didn’t know where to start. That’s where we came in.

The Brand at Hand

Going back to the basics

Understanding The Organization

Who they are and What they do

Assessing The Situation

What position are they in

What They Need To Accomplish

Increase Brand Awareness | Create Engagement and Loyalty | Increase Sales

Evaluate Current Social Channels

What are they currently doing

Who Should They Be Talking To

Who needs to learn more about the organization

Our Strategy

Steps in achieving our goals

Fostering Connection

Allow consumers to immerse themselves into a world of history, culture, and natural beauty

Plan It Out

Align content to marketing strategy

Evaluate Performance

Make adjustments as needed

WNRS Brand Strategy & Revitalization

Generation Z men are afraid to be vulnerable, especially post pandemic. For a brand that is all about vulnerability and building connections, We’re Not Really Strangers was failing. So we came in and changed the game.

The Brand at Hand

Back to the basics

We’re Not Really Strangers at their Core

What’s important to them

The Climate

Qualitative & Quantitative Research

Target Audience

Realizing that WNRS can help

The Way They Work

Truth about our target

Insights

Everything we gleaned

The Grand Finale

Where we believe they should go

Pedals Possible Digital Experience & Content Strategy Development

Forming a partnership between Pedals Possible, my team, Ella Otterman, Mia Valentim and I, utilized our digital experience and content strategy course to develop a website and provide recommendations for other social channels.

Pedals Possible is a nonprofit organization formed through the Lancaster Breakfast Rotary club whose mission is to provide adaptive bikes for schools in order to foster physical and emotional improvements in special needs classes. As a startup, they were not on any digital platforms therefore, we had to start from scratch. We had to do consumer research, market research, and work closely with the executive director to understand the brand, their mission, and their goals.

The Brand at Hand

Going back to the basics

Understanding the Situation

Why should people care?

How We Bring Value

Developing an Improved Experience

We do it differently

How can we have the biggest impact?

Our Digital Strategy

How can we best utilize our platform?

The Intention

Our site needs to accomplish these things

We Got Creative

Our Design Strategy

Align Content Strategy

Examples of content for social channels

We Asked For Feedback

How did we do?

All in all, my team and I provided Pedals Possible with a project proposal that demonstrated our customer research and our website strategy as well as content strategy for other channels such as LinkedIn, Facebook and Youtube. Our final website was completed and presented to the executive director who was thrilled at our end product. Our work will allow Pedals Possible to further communicate their mission and vision with others impacting community after community.

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