Friends across the flyway
How did a marketing campaign help prevent the deaths of millions of tiny birds?
In brief
Client
Friends Across the Flyway
Projects
User interface design
User experience design
Multilingual website
Illustration
Marketing consultancy
Digital payments
User experience design
Multilingual website
Illustration
Marketing consultancy
Digital payments
Our approach
The main aim of the website is to collect donations from the key target audiences who were primarily North and South American donors in seven locations. We highlighted these countries and the projects that each BirdLife partner was undertaking in each of them to help the campaign to resonate in each location.
The Results
- A clear marketing strategy and marketing plan developed and delivered
- Campaign website produced and launched
- Donations reached 86% of target with one month.
Website
birdlife.org
Project background
Exhaustion. Starvation. Persecution. Vital habitats are senselessly being destroyed up and down the Americas. BirdLife International stepped in to reach out to the public to help prevent the deaths of millions of tiny birds on their migration with the ‘Friends Across the Flyway’ campaign. Peek put together the donation driven campaign to raise awareness and take donations to help give the birds the coast-to-coast protection they need.
BirdLife International identified the need to develop a new website to support the Friends Across the Flyway campaign. The website was launched to coincide with a digital fundraising campaign to benefit the BirdLife Partnership’s conservation work along the Atlantic Flyway in the Americas.
BirdLife International identified the need to develop a new website to support the Friends Across the Flyway campaign. The website was launched to coincide with a digital fundraising campaign to benefit the BirdLife Partnership’s conservation work along the Atlantic Flyway in the Americas.
Our challenge
The main aim of the website is to collect donations from the key target audiences who were primarily North and South American donors in seven locations. BirdLife wanted to highlight these countries and the projects that each BirdLife partner was undertaking in each of them.
Our strategy
We created awareness and raised donations for the Flyway work of BirdLife Partners in the Americas through a bespoke website project. This included:
- Building a community of BirdLife followers throughout the Americas.
- Showing what is happening in each of the countries specifically.
- Enabling BirdLife and its Partners to showcase the conservation they are undertaking and how users can help, contribute and donate.
Our challenge
“Right from the start we were impressed with Peek’s efficient and professional manner – an approach that not only inspired confidence but generated the results we were looking for. Peek has consistently done an excellent job of understanding what our company is about and powerfully delivering our message with clarity and results. We would not hesitate to recommend the services of Peek Creative to other companies.”
Consuelo Sartori - Project Manager - Friends Across the Flyway
Campaign website
Stripe was integrated into the website to enable this and donations could be made in any of the local currencies.
The functionality of the map was a key part of the interactivity of the website allowing users to navigate in a fun, interactive and different way.
Icons and pins were added to the map to show particular projects allowing users to jump directly to that project as well as see country overviews and explore the detail in an overview format.
Stunning photography and imagery was used from a variety of wildlife photographers, image libraries and archive material to bring the campaign to life.
To help achieve engagement in the different locations the website was translated to work in English, Spanish and Portuguese and accept payments in the local country currencies too.
The functionality of the map was a key part of the interactivity of the website allowing users to navigate in a fun, interactive and different way.
Icons and pins were added to the map to show particular projects allowing users to jump directly to that project as well as see country overviews and explore the detail in an overview format.
Stunning photography and imagery was used from a variety of wildlife photographers, image libraries and archive material to bring the campaign to life.
To help achieve engagement in the different locations the website was translated to work in English, Spanish and Portuguese and accept payments in the local country currencies too.
