How we know

"Lyft wanted to turn Divvy scooters and bikes into the Windy City's go-to ride, and Ubiquitous recruited 9 creators and developed 40+ pieces of content to get it done in under a month."

Who says so	Ubiquitous, the agency. The detail that gives the reason away is operational: the agency sat in Lyft's own Slack so Lyft spent about 30 minutes a day on it. Read it
What the agency was asked to do	"Lyft wanted to turn Divvy scooters and bikes into the Windy City's go-to ride, and Ubiquitous recruited 9 creators and developed 40+ pieces of content to get it done in under a month." (Ubiquitous case study)
How the agency was picked	Grew out of earlier work
How that happened	Prior relationship (ongoing retainer-style partnership) - Ubiquitous's own case study states the agency 'has helped Lyft deploy over 30 campaigns of all shapes and sizes' since 2021, i.e. the Divvy/Chicago campaign researched here is one deployment within an existing multi-year working relationship, not a fresh procurement event. How the relationship originally started (pitch/RFP/referral) in 2021 was not found.
How long it took	Relationship dated to since 2021 (30+ campaigns since). The specific Divvy bike/scooter campaign referenced (June 2024, Chicago) had to be 'ideated, planned, and launched in one month, tops' because of the short 3.6-month Chicago summer season - a fast turnaround cycle for that individual campaign, not the original agency selection.

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