by FSC Interactive | May 17, 2019 | Case Studies, Facebook, Social Media
Tulane University’s Department of Health Policy and Management came to FSC Interactive in need of a digital marketing campaign to boost awareness of their program among their peers and colleagues. They wanted to promote the upcoming 50th anniversary of the...
by FSC Interactive | Apr 18, 2019 | Case Studies, Facebook, Paid Search Marketing (SEM/PPC)
In 2017, we began working with the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) to increase the number of applications to their School of Nursing & Health Studies. Last year, we expanded our work with them to include a campaign to drive enrollments in their business...
by FSC Interactive | Mar 9, 2019 | Case Studies, FSC Agency News, Instagram, Social Media
We’ve got exciting news to share! FSC Interactive took home 3 awards at the recent 2019 Addy Awards, hosted by the Advertising Club of New Orleans. Our Local Lens campaign for Visit New Orleans and GoNOLA received the 2019 Addy Awards for Best in Social Media...
by FSC Interactive | Feb 15, 2019 | Case Studies, Facebook, Instagram, Social Media
Every Thanksgiving weekend in New Orleans, one of the country’s greatest college sports rivalries comes to a head at the Bayou Classic football game. For the 45th Annual Bayou Classic, FSC was enlisted as a key player in driving fan engagement and online ticket sales...
by FSC Interactive | Mar 20, 2018 | Case Studies, Tools and Training
In a perfect world, your brand would be instantly recognizable – at a glance, consumers would associate your logo with your brand’s core values, the products or services your company offers, and the underlying functionality of those products and services....
by FSC Interactive | Sep 8, 2016 | Case Studies, Facebook, Featured
When Facebook Live became available to all accounts earlier this year, we immediately recognized the opportunities this offered our clients. Throughout 2016, we’ve utilized Facebook Live with great success for multiple clients and we’ve learned a few...
