Louisiana, one of the early COVID-19 hot spots in the United States, was seeking 100,000 downloads of a mobile phone app that documented and tracked citizens who had contracted the virus, along with those who may have come in contact with that citizen. Complicating the objective is many citizens were concerned about privacy and skeptical about sharing their information.
To no surprise of the team, research and insight revealed an uphill battle to get residents of Louisiana to download the app and sign up for an account.
Specifically, the issues faced were two-fold:
At the same time, research defined a dynamic role that people play within a community and their family. Because of the social and DNA fabric of the collective people, segmentation and focus cannot lose sight of belonging, intentions, and connections. And through those connections, the right strategy could overcome mistrust and conspiracies.
The traits that create the uniqueness of individuals also assign degrees of complexity to success (downloads). Motivation increases the likeliness of conversion, while challenges raise the hurdle. The strategy must both address and leverage, so the directive chosen was as follows:
Going forward, our solution and executions were
the following:
At the onset, this initiative had a mid-six figure budget to achieve 100,000 downloads. By launch, cuts had eroded the budget to 15% of its original scale. Undeterred, Morgan & Co. was able to execute a campaign that achieved 74% of the download goals. Detailed results include:
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