Fieldtrip

Fieldtrip was engaged by a nonprofit organization in Atlanta to create a marketing campaign promoting transit as a preferred mode of transportation post-pandemic. The project, which ran from August 2021 to February 2022, involved conducting surveys and stakeholder interviews to inform the messaging strategy. Fieldtrip developed a comprehensive campaign, including creative and messaging, and provided recommendations for media deployment. The project was managed by a team of five led by Kento, the account manager. The project, funded with federal money, was executed following a competitive procurement and RFP process, and cost just under $50,000.

High Country Community Health, a Federally Qualified Health Center, hired Fieldtrip to create a marketing campaign focused on Covid-19 booster vaccines education and awareness. The project, which involved a team of 2-5 Fieldtrip employees, included the development of a comprehensive media campaign with deliverables such as graphic design, print ads, radio, billboard, and Facebook ads. Fieldtrip was selected for the project due to their culture fit, value for cost, and aligned company values. The team led the client through each step of the project, making the process effortless, efficient, and manageable.

Fieldtrip was contracted by the Portland Metro Chamber to evaluate their name, undertake a rebranding exercise, and develop a new website. The project involved working closely with the Chamber's Communications team and conducting user research among the Chamber's staff, member base, and key partners. Fieldtrip delivered a comprehensive brand package, including a new logo, a compelling tagline, and a brand standards manual, as well as a visually dynamic, problem-free website. The team of 2-5 Fieldtrip employees was selected through an RFP process and chosen for their budget-friendly pricing, culture fit, and aligned company values.