Facebook Anti-Littering Campaign
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Helping our community keep the environment clean starts with a simple message: buang sampah pada tempatnya. I want to turn that message into a Facebook-focused awareness campaign that truly speaks to everyday users and nudges them to change behavior.
The scope is straightforward: create all creative assets and a posting plan that can run for one month. I need attention-grabbing copy (in Indonesian), eye-catching visuals sized for Facebook feed and story, and a concise schedule that shows when and why each post goes live. Short reels or GIFs are welcome if they help the message land better.
Deliverables I will review:
• A content calendar covering four weeks, 3–4 posts per week
• Post copy and corresponding visual concepts (static images or short videos) ready for upload
• Simple guidelines on community engagement and recommended hashtags
• A quick measurement outline so I can track reach, engagement, and shares over the month
Everything should revolve around positive reinforcement—showing the benefits of a clean environment, spotlighting local role models, and politely calling out littering without shaming. Keep the tone friendly, hopeful, and action-oriented.
If you have past examples of environmental or public-service work on Facebook, that will help me gauge style fit, but the core need is clear, creative content that motivates people to stop littering and start caring.
The scope is straightforward: create all creative assets and a posting plan that can run for one month. I need attention-grabbing copy (in Indonesian), eye-catching visuals sized for Facebook feed and story, and a concise schedule that shows when and why each post goes live. Short reels or GIFs are welcome if they help the message land better.
Deliverables I will review:
• A content calendar covering four weeks, 3–4 posts per week
• Post copy and corresponding visual concepts (static images or short videos) ready for upload
• Simple guidelines on community engagement and recommended hashtags
• A quick measurement outline so I can track reach, engagement, and shares over the month
Everything should revolve around positive reinforcement—showing the benefits of a clean environment, spotlighting local role models, and politely calling out littering without shaming. Keep the tone friendly, hopeful, and action-oriented.
If you have past examples of environmental or public-service work on Facebook, that will help me gauge style fit, but the core need is clear, creative content that motivates people to stop littering and start caring.