If your nonprofit organization is considering applying for the Google Ad Grant, there are some things you need to know first. This checklist will help your organization on track to meet eligibility requirements and give you more insight on what to expect.

This project demonstrates Bull Moose Marketing’s ability to help clients utilize Google Ads to spread destination awareness and achieve marketing goals.

This project illustrates how Bull Moose Marketing spearheaded a micro-influencer campaign to visit and promote amenities in Crawford County, PA.

Bull Moose Marketing helped Visit Crawford develop a new brand identity based on the area’s unique amenities and offerings.

A trustworthy destination website will convince visitors to lock in their getaway date, but an untrustworthy one could scare visitors away entirely. So, how do you earn their trust?

Bull Moose Marketing partnered with Campbell’s Studios to create and develop a more captivating online presence through a clean and functional website, making their products more accessible and easier to find in their e-shop for customers.

This project illustrates how Bull Moose Marketing was able to collaborate with their client to reorganize and update a historical, tourism-based website. Using scrolling animations, bold visual language and a unique layout, this redesign increased interest and engagement for this DMO’s website.

Bull Moose Marketing created a workflow to manage a complex project of consolidating multiple websites to provide a more holistic view of the content and eliminate user confusion.

From concept to completion, we were able to help the Venango County Economic Development Authority (VCEDA) turn their idea into a brand identity that told the compelling story of the rich, historic past that was paving the economic future for Oil City

Branding is one of those marketing buzzwords that means different things to different people. Often, it’s dismissed as nothing more than a logo and clever slogan. Regardless, branding is still a marketing fundamental, one that’s arguably the most difficult and complex to pull off. Nowhere is this truer than for destinations.

Ah, funding. Every destination marketing organization and economic development authority needs it, but few have access to the tools and expertise to earn it. That’s why we’ve put together a funding guide for these organizations.

Every DMO, economic development entity, heritage area, municipality and tourism-related nonprofit has one major thing in common — the need for funding to complete amenity-based projects and attract visitors to those amenities.