People’s Insights Volume 1, Issue 51: Restore the R
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People’ s Insights: Volume 1, Issue 51 Restore the R crowdsourcing | storytelling | citizenship | social data
Transcript of People’s Insights Volume 1, Issue 51: Restore the R
People’s Insights: Volume 1, Issue 51
Restore the R
crowdsourcing | storytelling | citizenship | social data
A collaborative restoration effort
fastcocreate.com
In July 2012, Seattle’s Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) and
Pabst Beer invited people to participate in the restoration of the iconic
Rainier Beer sign, by completing a series of online challenges.
How it works
restorether.com
The website featured a virtual R sign with 258 light bulbs. To light up the
bulbs, fans completed challenges and posted photos/videos as proof.
Participants won invites to the MOHAI see the restored sign on display.
Taps into local passion for Rainier
1) main2seattle.wordpress.com , 2) queenanne.komonews.com
The campaign taps into passion for the historic Rainier brand
(established in Seattle in 1878), and appeals to people who were
accustomed to seeing the iconic sign as a part of the city skyline.
The COOL factor
restorether.com
The quirky nature of the challenges helped the campaign gain traction.
Challenges were creative and fun, appealed to the Rainier fan
community and inspired participation and coverage.
Crowdsourcing share-worthy content
lbbonline.com
Thinkers applaud the design of the campaign, which is designed to
generate a stream of share-worthy content and appeal to bloggers and
the media.
On-ground share-worthy content
queenanne.komonews.com
On-ground, Rainier created awareness, excitement and an opportunity
for people to share photos on their social networks by having mascots
‘Grazing Rainiers’ walk around local parks and neighborhoods.
Was the campaign successful?
peopleslab.mslgroup.com
While only 94 of 258 challenges were completed online, the campaign
was successful in generating buzz around Rainier, favorability for Pabst
and awareness about the new MOHAI location.
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