

The "Beef. Its What's For Dinner." website reached more than 1 million consumers during the first 12 weeks of the campaign; the five "no-recipe recipe" YouTube videos on the site were viewed 1.5 million times; and associated social-media sites hosted a total of 434,000 engagements (likes, comments, shares, re-tweets, and click-thrus to checkoff resources such as recipes).

State beef councils using digital platforms from the national media buys included: Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah. Participating states used digital media, such as Facebook and paid Google search advertising to share positive beef messages with millennials.
The new campaign helps the checkoff get to know beef's targeted consumers better like the fact that 80 percent of them eat beef at least once a week and they're visiting the checkoff-funded "Beef. It's What's For Dinner." site for recipes and beef cooking techniques.
"At the end of the day, the checkoff aims to shift consumers' perceptions of beef," says Carstensen. "What the data shows is that 97 percent of consumers have positive opinions about beef after visiting the site. That's a result to be proud of!"
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8.25.2014