Make it relevant. Earn attention. Inspire action.

The Camp Collaborative is a strategic communications firm specializing in consumer outreach and education for emerging and sustainable technologies.

We simplify complex topics and build connection, resulting in measurable growth and adoption.

Our approach to campaigns

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Deeply understand your target audiences

Our campaigns are all backed by research, ensuring we lead with true audience insights over assumptions.

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Build strategies to feed your purchase funnel

We work across channels to increase awareness and consideration of emerging technologies and consumer issues.

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Create content that captures attention

We design content that entertains and educates with information that is clear, relevant and useful.

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Reach people where they are

We meet audiences where they spend their time, from earned and paid media to social and creator channels and community events.

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Drive measurable action

We give people a reason to act, then measure, learn and optimize as the campaign runs.

Specialized expertise

The Camp Collaborative has two decades of experience developing consumer outreach, education and advocacy campaigns.

We understand consumers, their questions and what drives them to act. We’ve supported campaigns across industries, from video games to electric vehicles. Our approach applies anywhere people are being asked to trust or act on something technical, unfamiliar or new.

We also understand today’s media landscape. In a world where we compete for attention with sports, news, culture and memes, we know that interrupting the scroll requires a different type of education - we need to first connect emotionally with our audiences.

That’s the kind of communications program we create: making something technical more relatable so people can see how it matters to them.

We’ve worked with:

  • State and local governments

  • Leading automakers

  • Energy companies and utilities

  • National and local non-profits

  • Trade associations

Core capabilities

Plan

  • Audience research & insights

  • Segmentation & persona development

  • Campaign frameworks

  • Channel & content strategies

Build

  • Brand development

  • Creative direction

  • Web development

  • Measurement frameworks

  • Coalition recruitment & management

  • Spokesperson training

Execute

  • Earned media

  • Social media content creation & community management

  • Graphic design

  • Video production & photography

  • Creator campaigns

  • Paid media advertising

  • Event planning

  • Crisis management

Ashkon helped us take EV education to another level, building a consumer campaign that reached millions and helped accelerate interest in EVs across the Northeast.
— Sarah McKearnan, Former Senior Policy Advisor, NESCAUM

A partnership designed to enhance value

Focused clients.
So every engagement gets meaningful attention.

Senior involvement.
The person advising you is deeply involved in your work.

Deep specialization.
Nearly 20 years of communications experience focused on emerging technologies, consumer outreach, education and advocacy.

The right team every time.
The Camp Collaborative assembles the right team around the needs of each engagement, giving clients access to the capabilities they need without the overhead of a large agency team.

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Let’s work together

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