I know we have had this conversation in another thread but I would point out that the RancHers campaign was truly a home run hit when it comes to marketing our beef product and its positive impact on maintaining the Canadian consumer's confidence in our beef product throughout the BSE crisis has to be recognized.
Generally I try to find exact number to quote in these threads but in the time I have this morning I could not find any regarding the total value of the Canadian cattle/beef industry. However some quick spreadsheet calculations suggest that we are talking about an industry with a total value to the producer of in excess of seven billion dollars and to the economy of Canada probably in excess of 50 billion dollars. Now I do not know what those three gals got paid but I darn sure know they made a tremendous difference and goodness knows we got value for our dollar with them.
Plus there were soft benefits to that campaign that cannot be measured in dollars such as helping to project a positive image of raising cattle to cattle producers themselves in a time when we were challenged like never before in our history.
Generally I try to find exact number to quote in these threads but in the time I have this morning I could not find any regarding the total value of the Canadian cattle/beef industry. However some quick spreadsheet calculations suggest that we are talking about an industry with a total value to the producer of in excess of seven billion dollars and to the economy of Canada probably in excess of 50 billion dollars. Now I do not know what those three gals got paid but I darn sure know they made a tremendous difference and goodness knows we got value for our dollar with them.
Plus there were soft benefits to that campaign that cannot be measured in dollars such as helping to project a positive image of raising cattle to cattle producers themselves in a time when we were challenged like never before in our history.
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