"Keep It Cool!" Campaign
Tyler Clementi Foundation
Striking a balance between a vibrant visual aesthetic and the seriousness of harassment prevention needed to be achieved so as to not alienate viewers.
The Tyler Clementi Foundation wanted a social media strategy for a summer bullying prevention awareness campaign that united Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram content.
We delivered an '80s-inspired campaign mark and social media assets that invoked summer vibes to provide some visual levity for fundamentally serious messaging.
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Type That Connects
Using unique typography that recalls the cool colors of the summer season as well as 1980s style, the “Keep It Cool” campaign delivered fun energy that engaged a broad user base across Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Bringing in Business
In addition to program messaging, the campaign was able to loop in companies such as Bud Light and frozen treat maker Enjoyer with the theme. This provided opportunities to expand reach and discover new avenues for fundraising. The campaign included video tie-ins, unique original photography (via LA’s Our Productions), and a broad-reaching digital strategy.
Can you work with our existing brand guidelines?
Absolutely! We tend to work within existing brand guidelines. This helps ensure your materials feel like an extension of your brand.
Is email marketing still effective?
Yes. Email remains one of the best ways to communicate with supporters who already care about your mission. It enables personalized outreach, targeted segmentation, and automation for consistency and engagement.
Do you offer ongoing support?
Absolutely! We offer everything from one-off posts to complete social media management services packages. Long-term management includes ongoing content planning, post creation, scheduling, community engagement, and performance tracking. We collect analytics throughout this process and use them to refine our approach.
What kinds of email campaigns do you handle?
We manage a range of email support from urgent one-off emails to seasonal pushes or ongoing newsletters. We’ll work with you to choose the right cadence for your organization.
Is there a difference between print and digital design?
Put simply, print design is collateral design, meant for physical assets, while digital design is for electronic dissemination. Beyond that, there are differences in the designs we create for each channel. Considerations like text size, colors, and readability vary across formats.