ICAST: Weld County Campaign
Jul 2020
In July of 2018, ICAST, my former employer, was awarded a grant from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) to reduce carbon emissions in Weld County, Colorado. Myself and two other people in the marketing department went about creating lists of property owners, developers, and property management companies within the county who met our criteria(over 5 units, over 25 years old, focusing on owners who had more than 1 property).
After finding phone numbers, names, and email addresses for nearly 400 people, we created several email campaigns to be sent out every other week over the course of 6 months. Additionally, I created a case study and leave behind collateral for the salespeople in the area. Any contact made by salespeople was recorded in Salesforce, and any emails opened were automatically recorded via the Campaign Monitor API into Salesforce. As of the time I left my position, over 900 low-to-moderate income (LMI) households had been upgraded including energy-efficient lighting, windows, low-flow water devices, and HVAC measures.
After finding phone numbers, names, and email addresses for nearly 400 people, we created several email campaigns to be sent out every other week over the course of 6 months. Additionally, I created a case study and leave behind collateral for the salespeople in the area. Any contact made by salespeople was recorded in Salesforce, and any emails opened were automatically recorded via the Campaign Monitor API into Salesforce. As of the time I left my position, over 900 low-to-moderate income (LMI) households had been upgraded including energy-efficient lighting, windows, low-flow water devices, and HVAC measures.