Southern Oregon Sanitation wanted to grow the utilization of their large object pickup services, and increase street & parking lot cleaning contracts. The media we created with them aims to hit those goals!
Southern Oregon Sanitation has been keeping the community clean for over 70 years. Starting from one man, the company has grown into a 70+ team with a goal of supporting the community and the city, business, and individual level!
Zach has been sweeping streets for 12-years! He really emphasized how first impressions matter, and how important the companies role in the community is.
Built for CTV/OTV, this ad showcases the street sweeping devision of SOS. The goal is overall awareness of street sweeping as a service for the local business and municipalities to become aware of their presence.
Southern Oregon Sanitation (SOS) is a trusted community partner, but two of their most valuable services were underutilized. Their convenient large object pickup for residents saw low engagement, while their powerful street and parking lot sweeping contracts weren't reaching the right business owners and property managers. Their digital presence wasn't effectively educating the community about the full scope of solutions they offered.
Our goal was to boost awareness and drive action. We started by producing a series of clear, professional commercial videos that showcased the ease of large object pickups and the impressive capability of their sweeping services.
We also consulted on a new website design, creating a streamlined user experience that guided visitors to the exact service they needed.
Finally, we launched a targeted paid media strategy to deliver our video content to the right audiences—homeowners for pickups and commercial decision-makers for contracts.
Thinking about growing your traffic? Not sure if your current strategy is working? Wondering if we’ll speak plain English or just throw acronyms at you? (Don’t worry; we hate jargon too.)
Whatever stage you’re at, we’re happy to talk. We’ll look at what’s working, what’s not, and how we can help.