Good Results (Case Studies & Partnerships)

At TEGNA, we’re thankful for so many things: our people, partners, and the local businesses that help us serve the greater good of our communities, day in and day out. Here’s part one of a look back on everything good that we’re thankful for in 2022.

In partnering with the Urban League of Knoxville, TEGNA’s WBIR 10News helped to supply more than 3,000 children with back-to-school supplies and loads of confidence as they head back to class. WBIR’s Marketing Director, Sarah Webster, explains why this type of cause marketing is so valuable for the kids in the community and for brands looking to amplify their social responsibility efforts and make a difference. 

Despite supply chain issues, demand outweighing inventory, gas prices, and more, Bill Dickason (of Bill Dickason Chevrolet Buick) has partnered with TEGNA to overcome these obstacles and ultimately sell more cars. Find out how he used #TeamTEGNA’s automotive study to help fuel this growth.  

It’s fair to say that everyone loves tacos, so the challenge for Laura Purser and Nikki Rasmussen at Fuzzy’s Taco Shop isn’t to find people who love tacos – it’s to find loyal customers who love Fuzzy’s tacos and will keep coming back for more. Here’s how TEGNA’s WFAA and Account Executive Shannon Dawson helped them reach this goal.

In a groundbreaking partnership with Toyota, WUSA9 introduced ECO9, the station’s first-of-its-kind eco-hybrid news car, taking TEGNA’s commitment to serving the greater good of our communities a huge step forward in the right direction.  

Since the late 1950’s University Village, an outdoor shopping center in Seattle, has been through a lot of changes – especially in the marketing and advertising space. Now including Broadcast, OTT, and TEGNA Attribution, see how Alison Barrett, marketing director, attracts shoppers to its summer concert series, seasonal holiday activations, and local businesses.

Does your brand have a niche audience? How do you reach them with effective messages? For Oakwood Homes, an integrated campaign with TV, OTT, Digital, and TEGNA Attribution with 9News is a winning combination. 

With Nurses Week, there’s an intrinsic value for us across the board,” says Melynda Lewis, General Manager of Beck & Masten Buick GMC Coastal Bend. “For me, my store, and my employees to walk into a hospital or health care facility – especially through COVID – knowing that we’ve supported the men and women that are just going through it, that intrinsic value is not just with my employees, but across the board.” 

This year for Black History Month, JP Holley Funeral Home, a Black-owned business, aligned with WLTX’s A Seat at the Table, a program amplifying and celebrating Black voices affecting change in the community. Find out how this partnership is leading to a greater understanding of why diversity, inclusion, and representation matter.

With a mission to save wild and exotic animals from being euthanized and give them a lifelong home, The Wild Animal Sanctuary in Colorado, turned to Denver’s 9News to help create awareness and increase donations to help animals in need.