Harrisonburg Farmers Market Campaign
Read more about our digital campaign designed to bring warmth, comfort, and community to the Harrisonburg Farmers Market during the coldest month of the year.
Group Members: Audrey Muendel, Emma Larkin, and Caroline Rhem
Take a look at our campaign process below!
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Create a digital interactive ad to increase foot traffic to the Harrisonburg Farmers Market during its slowest month, January. Encourage both new and returning visitors to attend the market through a clear digital call to action on Instagram and Facebook.
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The Harrisonburg Farmers Market is rooted in community, local food, and sustainability, but its current audience skews older and female.
The market wants to better reach college students, especially during the winter months when attendance drops.
People associate local food with health, comfort, and ethical choices
Interactive, visually engaging social content performs well with college-aged audiences on Instagram and Facebook.
January habits, like colder weather and interest in warm meals, create an opportunity to position the market as a comforting, community-centered destination.
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The Farmers Market warms people up.
By linking National Soup Month with Super Bowl season, the market becomes a place for comfort, warmth, and community during the coldest month of the year through a playful theme called The Soup-er Bowl. -
Create a fun, interactive digital campaign that blends soup culture with Super Bowl energy. The campaign features a soup personality quiz, interactive polls, and recipes using ingredients found at the market. Animated visuals, light humor, and a non-competitive tone keep the experience welcoming while encouraging audiences to visit the market, shop local, and feel connected to the Harrisonburg community.
Sketches
Roughs
Final Deliverables
Final Deliverables
Introduction Post
Instagram story posts
Soup-er Bowl Soup Personality Quiz Results Post
Creative Rationale
We created a series of Instagram and Facebook posts, stories, and an interactive quiz designed to boost social media engagement and drive visitors into the market to grab their soup ingredients. Rolled out over the two weeks leading up to the Super Bowl, the content uses a warm, playful tone and interactive elements to build excitement, encourage participation, and connect online engagement with in-store action.