Paulsen Plays Winning Role in Dairy Alliance’s NIL Campaign

Strategy and Planning

Public Relations

Interactive Development

Audience Engagement

Digital Marketing

Strategy and Planning

Public Relations

Interactive Development

Audience Engagement

Digital Marketing

Milk’s Got Game

Balancing Celebrity and Product

Paulsen’s creative team launched the “Milk’s Got Game” campaign, using rising NCAA star Sheppard’s athletic appeal to highlight milk’s nutritional benefits without making him a direct spokesperson. The campaign was designed to allow future athlete partnerships, and the team maximized a tight 90-minute shoot through careful planning and preparation.

"College basketball is king in Kentucky. So, when Dairy Alliance inked a name, image, and likeness (NIL) deal with University of Kentucky basketball standout freshman, Reed Sheppard, the regional dairy checkoff group called on Paulsen to plan and execute a slam dunk campaign."

boosting traffic

Buzzer Beating Creative

In a matter of a few short weeks, Paulsen built a program that garnered nine million views, accounted for nearly a third of Dairy Alliance’s web traffic and enhanced the dairy industry’s reputation in the region.

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social media

Media Mix For the Win

The “Milk’s Got Game” campaign expanded from a consumer focus to also engage dairy farmers supporting the checkoff. Paulsen’s media team used billboards in Louisville, digital ads, and a landing page featuring Sheppard to showcase milk’s nutritional value. 

 

Running on TikTok, Facebook, and geo-targeted banners for four weeks, the campaign drove traffic to the landing page and boosted Dairy Alliance web visits by nearly 40 percent above the monthly average.

social media

Media Mix For the Win

The “Milk’s Got Game” campaign expanded from a consumer focus to also engage dairy farmers supporting the checkoff. Paulsen’s media team used billboards in Louisville, digital ads, and a landing page featuring Sheppard to showcase milk’s nutritional value. 

 

Running on TikTok, Facebook, and geo-targeted banners for four weeks, the campaign drove traffic to the landing page and boosted Dairy Alliance web visits by nearly 40 percent above the monthly average.