AD: Jenna Hoy
CW: Emily Connelly
CD: Andy Alvarez
Digital. Print. An entire zine (which you can check out here). And a Times Square billboard.
We used athletes to elevate the on-mountain expression of parkas and contemporary game changers (activists and artists) to show the evolution and point towards the future.
AD: David Clemente, American hero
CW: Emily Connelly
CD: Andy Alvarez, Maddie Grandbois
Zine Design + Production: Collected Works
Billboard: Blind Pig
A trail run starts from the ground up: The shoes. Make-or-break pieces of every runner’s kit; relied on for comfort, injury prevention, stability, speed. And no two runners have the same foot shape, stride or strike. By expanding our trail run offering, we’re opening the sport to more people and different kinds of runners.
The North Face launched footwear with elite athletes in mind—this campaign brought our offering off the podium and to the rest of the pack.
AD: Brian Kronberg
CW: Emily Connelly (hey)
Video: Cole Pates
CD: Angelo Colletti
As a senator, Cory Gardner spent six years being wrong for Colorado. Armed with the First Amendment’s protection of satire and an intimate knowledge of niche Colorado culture, I started an Instagram account to explain why. You can check it out here.
Grew to 22k followers in six weeks.
Average engagement rate: 20.35%
John Hickenlooper, Senator Gardner’s opponent, created a campaign video reading my memes. It was his best-performing campaign ad.
Reposted by Colorado celebrities (and just plain-ol’ verified accounts) including SNL’s Bowen Yang, Wesley Schultz of The Lumineers, Ashley Spivey of The Bachelor, Betches Sup, and more.
Generated coverage in Yellow Scene, 5280, Westword and more.
Can’t imagine why he didn’t read the Illegal Pete’s one.
Read it here. (Or don’t. That’s okay, too.)
Foiled by Trey Parker and Matt Stone buying Casa Bonita and making the food actually good.
Think back to Summer 2016. The world was beautiful. Kitchen gadget influencers were abundant. And frozen rosé was all the rage.
The goal was to create content that incorporated high priority OXO products into a current food trend; as such, the content was all written and published within the span of a week.
(Paid & Organic Social, Email, Recipe Blog Post)
When you ask new parents what they look for in a travel stroller, most will talk about their need for something that isn’t too heavy, has enough storage for diapers, wallet, cell phone and keys, and doesn’t require a lot of wrangling to open and close.
So we took all of those attributes, and we designed the new Air Stroller with them in mind.
It’s the next big thing, and it folds up really, really small.
This Spring Cleaning campaign was designed to draw attention to OXO’s line of cleaning and organizing tools and demonstrate ethos in categories around the home.
It was launched in the beginning of April, and contained social and email components, as well as blog posts and a spring cleaning playlist.
The result? A social clickthrough rate 453% above the benchmark, and the highest conversion rate of a single campaign to date.
(Long Form, Site, Organic, Paid, Email)
