Integrated Creative Campaigns
Tide X NSAC
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Lume
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Millennials consider safety for sensitive skin the most important factor when shopping for body care products
(Wagner, 2022).
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39% of consumers questioned said that they were not interested in trying deodorants designed for multiple parts of the body
(Wagner, 2022).
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Convince Fun-First Millennial women that Lume Unscented Solid Stick Deodorant is a preodorant that is safe to use anywhere on their bodies.
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Feel confident in your freshness while preventing the discomfort of sweat and stench. The campaign will follow an upbeat cheeky tone that appeals to our audience of fun-first Millennial women who appreciate a bold voice from a brand. Imagery and body copy focus on the multi-use purpose of our preodorant, because of its safe ingredients and physician-created formula. The ads will maintain an aesthetic of bright, bold colors to emphasize the idea of “fun-first” millennials. We will also use the symbolism of fruit to portray different body parts that Lume Unscented Solid Stick Deodorant can be used on that may be seen as more graphic to portray in traditional advertisements. We will opt for a playful yet direct tone because the audience likes and trusts information presented in a straightforward manner.
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Whole Body Preodorant.
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Lume is currently only available for purchase online, however it remains important to reach consumers off-screen. Reported findings from an OOH advertising group show signs of increased consumer awareness of their physical surroundings post-pandemic (OneScreen.ai, 2022). Many are reducing screen time to combat fatigue and 80% of respondents made a purchase after seeing an OOH ad (OneScreen.ai, 2022).
Our TA lives in population-dense metro areas, meaning there is a substantial amount of foot traffic on the sidewalks. They may walk to work, or events in the downtown area. As fun-first Millennials, they're likely to be in the bustling part of the city meeting friends for drinks or attending a concert. Leveraging our campaign's upbeat, vibrant, and cheeky tone, the posters will surely catch their eye. Once drawn into the visuals, the copy will tickle their fancy as well.
It's not every day you see different body parts featured in a deodorant ad. This specific style of OOH posters lends itself well to sharing our USP: Lume's Solid Stick Deodorant is safe to use everywhere on your body. To best showcase the multifaceted utility of the product, it's helpful to showcase the uses with each other.
When ideating for this campaign, we wanted to use the "whole body" approach to convince consumers it was safe to use, even in the most sensitive areas. We knew that out-of-the-box imagery was going to drive our point home and catch the attention of consumers in the process. This is why you'll see the upper lip, feet, rolls, pits, and privates featured in this execution. It was the ideal way to tie in the encompassing spirit of the campaign and to get people talking on the street about covering their bodies in our deodorant.




Feeders Pet Supply
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Male pet parents are interested in technology tailored to the specific needs of their pets to improve their health and well-being
(Watters, 2021).
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They are more familiar with national retailers
(Statista, 2020a).
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Convince older Gen Z men that Feeders' Auto-Delivery has added benefits of personalization and convenience that maintain their pet's wellbeing, therefore maintaining their sense of stability.
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High-tech Kentucky Dog Dads
Demographic cross-segment: Pet Parents X Young AWOKs
These individuals are adult Gen Z (18-24) male pet owners. They exhibit behaviors of pet parents and young adults without kids.
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What your pet needs, when they need it. We will visualize pets with their pet parent opening the door to their personalized Auto-delivery order. We will pair the previously mentioned scene with pet personas via online profiles to emphasize the customization abilities of the service and highlight connective technology. The voice should feel friendly and sincere, like the neighbor down the street everyone feels warm after speaking with.
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At your door, personalized for your pet


Orangetheory Fitness
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Have members work out 2-4 times a week at Orangetheory for maximum results.
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Women ages 25-34 with a college-level education who work full-time and have an average income of $66K. They desire a work-life balance, both work and family are incredibly important to them. They are high-level tech users. They are current users of Orangetheory but may be considering a virtual/at-home fitness subscription.
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They seek fitness experiences tailored to them and appreciate technology that boosts their productivity.
(Strategic Business Insights, 2021)
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Hybrid work models have unlocked the potential of at-home workout platforms utilizing new technology.
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Convince current users that Orangetheory’s tech-forward and science-backed approach to workouts is the best fit for their lives. The in-person Orangetheory experience is the best-individualized addition to their busy routine.
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Never miss a beat.
This phrase has a multitude of meanings related to the heart rate tracking technology and fitness data used in Orangetheory workouts along with the ability to “do it all” and never miss out on life. “Never miss a beat” is the message that tells consumers they are able to get the most out of life and their workout, never having to settle.
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The target audience appreciates technology that boosts productivity (Strategic Business Insights, 2021). At the same time, this personalized approach to fitness is tailored during every class to the individual’s ability and allows for constant growth. They strive never to miss a beat balancing work and life, wanting the best of both worlds. So, the phrase transcends the studio, applying to daily life, just as the effects of Orangetheory workouts do. Being able to easily track their efforts via OTbeat and the OTconnect app (Orangetheory, n.d.) connects to their desire for a convenient and personalized fitness experience.
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The brand will carry out an upbeat and energetic tone which is consistent with the current communication style. Achievement and empowerment are themes that should shine through in communication methods. Along that line, the diction can be fun but should remain professional. Colors and font will be bold and vibrant. Imagery should empower and excite.


