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The Center for Rural Health Development – HPV Vaccination

Enhancing HPV Vaccination Awareness Through Targeted Social Media Graphics

The Center for Rural Health Development (CRHD)’s HPV Social Media Graphics Project was part of a larger HPV Vaccination Awareness Campaign. The key purpose? Reach our target audiences exactly where they were spending their time– social media.

Part of an overall integrated campaign meant to increase the number of HPV vaccines given and improve awareness of vaccine benefits for children and young adults in West Virginia, we were excited to partner yet again with the CRHD to bring this strategic campaign to life.

Research
Research
Strategic Planning
Strategic Planning
Graphic Design
Graphic Design
Social Media
Social Media
Data Analysis & Reporting
Data Analysis & Reporting

CRHD has been a valued client since 2019, leveraging our comprehensive marketing services to enhance its health initiatives. As a strategy-first agency, we utilized in-depth research from WVU Public Interest Communication Lab’s including primary and secondary to understand what held people back from vaccinating their children against HPV.

Challenges They Were Facing

  • Limited understanding of effective advertising messaging.
  • Misconceptions about the HPV vaccine.
  • Need for targeted, effective social media graphics
  • Insufficient data on community awareness and attitudes towards HPV vaccination.

To overcome CRHD’s unique challenges, we provided the organization with strategic services for their audiences through optimization of past campaign creative and messaging, bringing an even stronger refined campaign to life.

As always, it all started with a plan.

Solutions We Provided

  • Research: Secondary Research
  • Strategic Campaign Planning
  • Graphic Design
  • Social Media Planning
  • Data Analysis and Reporting

Leveraging Research

We began with a deep dive into both primary and secondary research to discover true influences of vaccination decisions. Leveraging insights from WVU we had the opportunity to analyze:

  • Focus group findings
  • Concept testing on prior campaign creative
  • Broader vaccine campaign performance data

Insights allowed us to identify the key barriers to HPV vaccination, including misinformation surrounding the vaccine and subsequent hesitation from a lack of trusted guidance. It also provided a window into what did resonate in the previous campaign, such as cancer prevention messaging, and provider influence. By pinpointing exactly what didn’t land, we gained critical direction on how to optimize our creativity. This led to a strategic shift in our color palette, moving away from orange based on surveyor feedback, and the intentional addition of imagery featuring both males and non-white families to improve relatability and representation.

“Collaborating with clients like Elaine and her team at The Center, who deeply understand the impact data-driven insights can have on a campaign’s success, allows us to move forward with confidence. There’s no second-guessing—we know the messaging, we know the creative, and we can focus our energy on smart placement strategy. When both the message and the placement align, that’s when the magic happens and real impact, like we saw in this campaign, is made.”

— Lori Chenoweth, Vision & Strategy Director

Strategic Campaign Planning

With a strong research foundation in place, we moved into formalizing a comprehensive campaign strategy, ensuring each platform, message, and creative worked together holistically.

This included:

  • Further refinement of target audiences including legal guardians of children aged 8-15 located in West Virginia, legal guardians of children aged 16-18, and young adults aged 18-26 living in West Virginia.
  • Integrating newly available research to strengthen messaging, placement strategies, and creative to improve overall campaign effectiveness.
  • Developing a plan for campaign timing, deliverables, and outlining goals
  • Collaborating closely with CRHD through strategic planning sessions to align on goals, messaging, and campaign execution.

Data Analysis and Reporting

To ensure campaign effectiveness, we implemented a structured approach to tracking performance. In addition, LMC provided a robust campaign report at the end of the campaign.

This included:

  • Monitoring paid and organic social media performance through Rival IQ and Meta Business insights.
  • Tracking user behavior from social platforms to the HPV landing page, including page views.
  • Providing comprehensive reporting to the client, translating data into actionable insights.

Social Media Planning

Strategy and creative established, we developed an intentional social media plan to effectively reach and engage target audiences where they were most active.

This included:

  • Developing a comprehensive social media content calendar aligned with campaign timing.
  • Planning a balanced content mix of organic and paid to ensure reach and engagement goals were met.
  • Prioritizing Facebook as the primary platform for execution based on audience behavior and campaign goals.

Graphic Design & Creative Development

With strategy in place, we translated insights and began revamping creative for the social media campaign to build awareness for our target audiences.

This included:

  • Developing both static and animated graphics optimized for social platform performance.
  • Tailoring imagery to incorporate healthcare providers, males, and non-white families to show diverse representation to increase relatability and credibility among target audiences.
  • Utilizing a blue color palette to evoke trust and align with research findings.

Results

So what did we achieve?

Here’s the impact.

Key campaign outcomes included:

  • Increased traffic to the HPV landing page by 375.14 % in page views and 514.18% in entrances compared to the previous campaign period.
  • Growth in overall awareness, with a 38% increase in social media impressions, totaling 299,354 impressions.

Looking to build a campaign that connects and performs? We’d love to work with you next!