Game registrations for the 2nd OIE Rinderpest Challenge
CLIENT
Organisation for Animal
Health
Rinderpest is a highly contagious viral disease mainly affecting cattle. It was globally declared eradicated in 2011.
We promoted the 2nd OIE Rinderpest Challenge – a contest created to highlight the rinderpest serious game, which was part of the OIE Rinderpest “Never Turn Back” campaign. The game was developed as an educational tool to help keep the world free from rinderpest, ensuring that the memory of this disease remains vivid for the next generation of vets and lab practitioners.
The individual and country with the most game points at the end of the challenge won a trip to Paris to attend the OIE General Session.
The aim was to target veterinary practitioners, veterinary paraprofessionals, students, teachers and lab technicians globally in English and 5 Asian languages.
During each week of the campaign, which included a 2-week organic awareness phase and then 4 weeks when the challenge was active, we developed new sets of creative and messaging specifically for each target audience group.


While campaigns were run on five channels, Facebook rose to prominence as the primary channel, as it offered the most audience flexibility and reach for the target audience. LinkedIn did allow more granularity in terms of job titles, but the CPCs were far higher, so our AI allocated less budget to this channel.
Videos, carousels, and static square images – both as paid and organic posts – were used.



