Going, going … not gone just yet! But wow, summer is moving fast, and here at Sasquatch HQ, we’ve been soaking up every sunny moment. The long daylight hours always inject new energy into our daily flow, and we’ve been hard at work bringing some incredible new client projects to life. Stay right here for a quick peek at our favorite summer highlights and a look at what’s keeping everyone inspired this season!
8 Miles Left and Low Sun? SAVOR IT.
On June 16th we helped Mountain House launch a new campaign: SAVOR IT. This campaign moves into an active tone, accompanied by copy and imagery of rugged type-2 fun that helps the brand resonate with their grittier audience. Always leaning on honesty and reliability, this campaign pushed the existing comfort zones, and Mountain House leaned in. To support the launch, our team developed campaign messaging and visual aesthetic, designed trade show signage, produced launch content across Web, Email, Paid Social, and LinkedIn, and issued a press release for endemic publications.
Three Cheers for Mac & Cheese
In celebration of National Macaroni & Cheese Day, we served up a month-long campaign for Main St Bistro, packed with macro-influencers, brand ambassadors, and delicious inspiration! Backed by retail integration, paid media, and mouthwatering influencer “Mac-Overs,” we launched an interactive landing page where fans could spin the wheel for custom recipes and a chance to win coveted Mac-swag prizes. The campaign was a massive hit, drawing over 10,000 visitors on day one and wrapping up with nearly 146,000 sweepstakes entries from 80,000+ unique users.
Now Playing in Oregon!
Finally, the Oregon State Fair (also known as THE event of the summer) is in full swing! After months of hard work behind the scenes across media planning, PR, digital strategy, and creative execution, we were thrilled to see it all come to life in our multi-pronged ad campaign and full refresh of everything from the OSF website to on-site signage. Of course, seeing our work in the wild is always rewarding, but as the gates opened on August 28, the true payoff was feeling the excitement in the air as “Fun for All and All for Fun” played out in real time. The Fair wraps up on Labor Day (Monday, September 7), and if you haven’t bought your tickets, it’s not too late! From live concerts, carnival rides, and a Vegas-style show celebrating America’s 250th, to heritage exhibits, artisan displays, and farm animals, there really is something for everyone!
Sasquatch in the Wild
Taking full advantage of the cooperating weather, we’ve also taken just a few minutes away from our desks. Here are a few that were caught on camera.
New to the Sasquad: Abby
Born and raised in Wisconsin, Abby honed her adaptability in roles ranging from logistics to non-profits early in her career, and spent the last several years agency-side, managing key accounts across multiple industries before relocating to the PNW. As a Senior Account Manager here at Sasquatch, Abby brings sharp strategic focus and rock-solid reliability to the team. Outside the office, you’ll find her listening to the My Favorite Murder podcast, thrifting, catching live music, or heading out to the coast, fueled (with rare exception) by her morning bowl of oatmeal.
Squatchdog of the Month: Cooper
Take a look at this handsome devil! Adopted from Oregon Dog Rescue in 2024 after making the trek up from Mexico (where he was known as “Quatro” alongside his siblings Uno, Dos, Tres, and Cinco), this 2-year-old Chihuahua Mini Poodle super-mix has officially joined the Sasquatch team with his Sasquatch-person, John. Also known to his inside circle as “Scoop” and “Cobra Kai,” Cooper is an expert tennis-ball catcher and spends his free time chasing squirrels, people watching, and barking at delivery drivers. Welcome to the pack, Coop!
