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Brand name
"Ford"
Product name
"Ford F-150 pickup truck"
Content type
"Experiential activation"
Brief: Insight & Emotional Benefit
"The Ford F-150 never rests with reliable strength and capability. Monstrous power that begs to be unleased. No trail, no problem. The F-150 fuels the spirit by cranking out loads of adrenaline."
Title: F-150 Fueled by Fun.
Description: In this experiential activation to promote the Ford F-150 pickup truck, Ford will team up with Monster Energy to create the F-150 Fueled by Fun tour. The tour will visit various cities across America and will put participants in real-life off-road driving situations, testing their ability to use the F-150's features to escape and survive. We will watch the Ford F-150 confidently make its way across dusty plains, splashing through deep mud puddles, rugged terrain with rocks, trees, and cacti in view. The F-150 is driven over, through, and around the most dangerous obstacles to endure.
Brand name
"Impossible Foods"
Product name
"Impossible Burger"
Content type
"Instagram user-generated campaign"
Brief: Insight & Emotional Benefit
"Messy but delicious. Gets all over the place. You're going to need a bib and a lot of napkins with this burger."
Title: #MessyBurger
Description: In this Instagram user-generated campaign to promote the Impossible Burger, we'll encourage fans of the burger to post videos and photos of themselves eating the burger in a messy way. We'll ask participants to showcase their creativity with their Messy Burger posts, and post them on Instagram with the hashtag #MessyBurger. We'll recruit Instagram influencers to post their own #MessyBurger videos and photos to increase exposure of the campaign. We'll re-post the best #MessyBurger videos and photos on Impossible Foods' Instagram channel, and give winning fans a free Impossible Burger.
Brand name
"Charmin"
Product name
"Ultra Soft toilet paper"
Content type
"Viral film"
Brief: Insight & Emotional Benefit
"More convenient, more value and and all in our long-lasting roll, so you can change the roll even less often. Charmin Ultra Soft is our softest toilet paper ever so it is harder than ever to resist."
Title: The Great Charmin Roll-Off.
Description: In this viral film to promote Ultra Soft toilet paper, Charmin will challenge people to see how long they can last without changing the roll of toilet paper. The film will follow participants as they use the same roll of toilet paper for a week, a month, or even longer. As the roll of toilet paper gets smaller and smaller, we'll see how creative participants get in order to make it last. The film will culminate in a grand finale where the last person standing will be crowned the winner of the Great Charmin Roll-Off.
Brand name
"Kleenex"
Product name
"Kleenex tissues"
Content type
"Instagram user-generated campaign"
Brief: Insight & Emotional Benefit
"Sneezing, coughing, mucus."
Title: #SnottySelfie
Description: In this Instagram user-gen campaign to promote Kleenex tissues, we'll encourage Instagram users to post photos of themselves with a cold or flu. We'll ask users to be creative with their #SnottySelfie posts, and show how Kleenex tissues help them get through their cold or flu. We'll team up with influencers to pick the most interesting and impressive photos and re-post them on Kleenex's Instagram channel. The campaign will incentivize fans to participate by offering a prize, and it will promote Kleenex tissues as a product that can help people get through cold and flu season.
Brand name
"Delta"
Product name
"Delta airlines"
Content type
"Experiential activation"
Brief: Insight & Emotional Benefit
"Travel is exhilarating. It expands our minds and enriches our lives."
Title: Destination: Anywhere
Description: In this experiential activation to promote Delta airlines, we'll set up a live event where participants can choose any location in the world as their Delta destination. We'll have a giant map of the world and participants will spin a wheel to determine their destination. They'll then have to pack their bags and be ready to travel within 24 hours. Our cameras will follow them as they make their way to the airport and board their flight. We'll watch as they experience the excitement and anticipation of travel, and see how they react when they finally arrive at their destination. Throughout the film, we'll intersperse interviews with participants talking about why travel is so important to them and how it has changed their lives. At the end, we'll invite viewers to join us on our next Delta Destination: Anywhere trip by entering for a chance to win a free trip.
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