The National Roads and Motors Association (NRMA) is one of Australia's largest mutual organizations. See how they use UGC with Stackla.
How the Victoria Racing Club Pulled off the 2020 Melbourne Cup Amidst a Pandemic with a UGC-Led Competition
In 2020, the VRC was facing a problem: How do you continue a big event during a pandemic? They turned to user-generated content (UGC)
How to Build a Winning Social Competition
A successful social contest can up your follower count, boost your brand’s social clout and increase sales. These tips will take your social competition to the top.
How Food & Beverage Brands Can Benefit From UGC
Consumers are looking for authenticity from the food and beverage brands they choose. Here are 5 brands leveraging user-generated content to take their strategies to the next level.
The Secret Behind Successful Super Bowl Ads
These top brands have one marketing and advertising strategy in common for their Super Bowl LIII commercials. Here's what to expect from the best ads of 2019.
5 Creative Ways Food & Beverage Brands are Connecting with Consumers
In a world of self-proclaimed ‘foodies’ and ‘mixologists’, brands need to harness the power of everyday food critics and beverage connoisseurs to genuinely reach and relate to ad-exhausted audiences.
Canon Australia Engages & Inspires Photographers With User-Generated Content
To foster a culture of advocacy among their customers, Canon Australia uses Stackla to power user-generated content campaigns, making 80% of their content UGC.
The Ultimate Guide To Building An Effective User-Generated Content Strategy
From awareness and consideration to purchase and advocacy, this guide shares how modern marketers can successfully leverage UGC across the customer journey.
RACQ’s Pet Competition Generates UGC and Quality Leads
RACQ, a leading Australian insurance company, ran a pet photo contest to grow awareness for their pet insurance offering – driving over 22,700 leads.
How Social Proof Fuels Travel Marketing Success
In this on-demand webinar Virgin Holidays shares how they used real customer photos to attract, engage and convert people throughout the buying cycle – from dreaming and planning to booking and advocating – to increase online bookings by 260 percent.
