Maricopa Integrated Health System (MIHS) approached us to help create an organic campaign for an amazing patient. Her name was Isabella and she was an 8-year-old burn survivor who wanted to meet Taylor Swift. They wanted to launch a “not so quiet” campaign to get Taylor Swift to come to MIHS prior to her Phoenix tour dates.

The IWS team immediately got to work recommending MIHS coordinate with the parents to craft an organic video that could be shared on various social outlets, we felt it was important to have a push coming from close to Isabella to really drive this strategy. In addition, we’d requested photos and stories to share to help curate the story via social media.

Isabella & Taylor Swift Strategy

ORGANIC VIDEO POST

IWS suggested having Isabella’s mother create an organic video to share on her personal social media. Once the was video was created we recommended sharing it through the MIHS channels in an organic way.

SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCERS

IWS reached out to our database of social media influencers to help generate organic community engagement. #ThumbsUpForIsabella

INDUSTRY CONTACTS

IWS reached out to our entertainment industry contacts to get in touch with Taylor Swift’s management team.

CURATED CONTENT

IWS shared content that featured #ThumbsUpForIsabella on the MIHS social profiles to show community engagement.

INTERNAL EMAIL

IWS recommended MIHS craft an internal email for employees that encouraged members of the MIHS community to get involved and share their thumbs up photos using the campaign hashtag.

THE RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES:

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/ karinabland/2018/05/05/taylor-swift-visitsbadly-burned-phoenix-girl-hospital-isabellamccune/584030002/

On May 5, 2018, due to the efforts of IWS and MIHS, Taylor Swift visited 8-year-old Isabella McCune in the Arizona Burn Center. The visit was timed before the start of Swift’s international tour, which happened to kick off in Phoenix, and garnered significant local, regional, and national press coverage.

NEWS SOURCES:

USA Today, Fox News, Billboard, People, AZ Central, E Online