Camp La Yuca is the largest and most renowned summer camp for kids, in the Dominican Republic. The Montreal Globe currently manages all social media for the camp. From developing monthly content calendars focused on informing current campers and their parents, as well as increasing the amount of children that sign up to summer camp, to managing the complete engagement of their accounts to maximize following in their target audience. We started with this account with a little over one thousand followers, and now the growth is steady and strong!
Categories: SOCIAL MEDIA
The Montreal Globe started social media for THE NOU PROJECT from complete scratch.
We currently take care of CONTENT CALENDARS and ENGAGEMENT. This is one of our most precious accounts as we have seen it grow and flourish into something great!
ARTERNATIVE is the birth child of ART SPACE art gallery in Dubai. We started their social media, including CONTENT CALENDAR and ENGAGEMENT. Go check it out!
When Listaproperty, the largest real-estate portal for the middle east, needed a small boost in their social media, they came to us for guidance. Working with their team, we were able to establish posting guidelines, as well as develop appropriate hashtags to include in each post. We worked out the most optimal strategy for content,
and helped their staff kick-start their engagement with the audience. When we started, the account had only 173 followers, and in less than 30 days we were able to get over 2,000 new followers in their target audience.
The Montreal Globe developed an INFLUENCER MARKETING campaign for HIP AND BONE where we identified key influencers in social media that shared the same target audience as HIP AND BONE, and developed promotion plans with them. In this program, we would send them regular garments in exchange for a social media posts and tags. This resulted in a drastic increase in our social following as by doing this, we were exposing new audiences to the brand. Additionally it also created great content four the brand’s social media channels. Photography: Steven Bustrin, Jayson Cunha, Justin Robinson