Hunt & Gather started with The Upside, a luxury resale site, early in year one of their foundation. Through the creation, evolution and execution of an e-commerce digital strategy including The Facebook Network, Google Ads (Search, Display & Shopping) - targeted at finding both buyers and sellers - Hunt & Gather helped them almost quadruple their online sales revenue year-over-year.

Artists Within, an in-person makeup academy, wanted to add a digital learning component to their business. Through a full funnel digital marketing strategy, using The Facebook Network, Hunt & Gather was able to market their online classes, resulting in a 5X return on ad spend (ROAS = sales/ad spend) during their first year of this digital transition.

This building developer owns many condo towers that cater to a professional, higher-income, renter. Hunt & Gather works with them - using The Facebook Network and Google Ads (Display & Searcy) - to run a full funnel campaign that ensures a steady stream of rental inquiries. As a result, even through economic ups and downs, Cidex Group consistently gets an average of 35 calls and 50 email inquiries per building per month.

Crime Stoppers wanted to increase the awareness of their online Talk & Type, anonymous tip services and had never used digital marketing to do so. Up until their work with Hunt & Gather, they had used only traditional methods, specifically out-of-home advertising. Through the use of The Facebook Network, Hunt & Gather was able to increase online the amount of online contacts by 72%.

Hunt & Gather worked with the Mature Workers Action Committee, a group comprised of all levels of Government and agencies related to mature workers, to complete a two-part research project to answer the question, "At what age does a Calgarian become a mature worker and why?" Due to the aging population, answering this question was imperative to understanding where government funding was needed to keep segments of Calgarian's mature workforce working longer and healthier.

Along with the Calgary Homeless Foundation, and additional consultants, Hunt & Gather completed a year-long community consultation project to develop a sub-brand targeted to the Homeless Serving Sector and segments of the public to continue the momentum of homelessness advocacy, following the end of Calgary's 10 Year Plan to end Homelessness. This resulted in I Heart Home, a central digital hub for the sector and public to learn about homelessness and find ways, at all levels of participation, to help.

Calgary Opera wanted to increase ticket sales of those aged 25-45, in an effort to create the next generation of subscribers - who generally skew older. To do so, Hunt & Gather completed a secondary market research project to determine how best to reach this demo (among others). The outcome of this research provided six target markets with accompanying marketing strategies resulting in two seasons of increased ticket sales, and growth in their desired 25-45 segment.