Inside WWF International’s Innovative #EndangeredEmoji Campaign

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WWF’s Endangered Emoji campaign to help save the Spider Monkey, Giant Panda and 15 other at-risk species is an international social success story.
Watch this webinar to hear exactly how WWF created a global campaign with social analytics at its centre—and find out some of the key learnings that will help you to successfully build and launch social campaigns.
Inside WWF International’s Innovative #EndangeredEmoji CampaignIn this webinar, WWF’s Digital Innovation Manager, Adrian Cockle takes us behind the scenes to highlight how social campaigns help WWF drive awareness of their global initiatives. We will explore:
How to plan and run a successful global awareness campaign
Campaign best practices including publishing, engagement, monitoring and reporting
Key learnings from WWF’s global Endangered Emoji campaign
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Rob Begg
VP Enterprise Strategy, HootsuiteRob Begg is Hootsuite’s VP Enterprise Strategy. He works with Hootsuite's customers, partners and team to help figure out how social business, product and strategy all come together for enterprise companies. Rob often speaks on the how social business is evolving for enterprise companies and loves to hear stories on how other businesses are scaling social in their organization
Adrian Cockle
Digital Innovation Manager, WWF InternationalAdrian is a senior digital professional on the team that’s delivered global campaigns that have helped persuade the Thai Prime Minister to make their ivory trade illegal, kept a British oil company from drilling for oil in Virunga National Park and demonstrated mass public support for action on climate change. As well as getting half a million people tweeting about Endangered Emoji, last year he created a global charity partnership with a professional cycling team with a single well-timed twee