Lights, Camera. Now what?
Trust the process, study the client, research the market.
I diffrentiate myself by forging a unique understanding with our my clients – I delve into their story, their legacy and, as was recently the case, the unique family dynamic that proved pivotal in the course of our engagement.
The client was a large Australian-based specialised industrial equipment company, that, while always remaining a family business since its inception over 60 years ago, had grown to a $100M juggernaut, and a pioneer of its kind, in the country. The product, technology, and service offerings had ultimately evolved to a global scale, having solved a long-standing problem in the industry. It is at this point, after the inception of our engagement, that we had learned that the founders had, in fact, decided to sell the beloved family enterprise. Our expertese were needed to tell a compelling story to future investors with highly precise presentation and bulletproof messaging as millions of dollars were at stake and reputation at risk.
Both in the course of the three-day filming process, and throughout the preceding interactions, we had gradually become privy to the unique sensibilities, cross-generational challenges, as well as the mixed, and, at times, still raw, emotions, leading up to the decision to sell. During filming, a number of off-camera conversations were mediated by our team – this proved critical in drawing out decisive, compelling content for the shoot.
The opportunity to meet, and get to know this luminous family, was, for us, both a perk of the job, and an inexorable component of our process – gently drawing out the information required through strategic questions, requesting elaboration where appropriate, and finally, editing the conversation in such a way, as to do the client’s vision absolute justice. Campaign was a success with 42 day target conversion. Acquistion was successful.
Fundamentally, it is for this reason that every engagement is treated as a film in its own right, with a story to be teased out and cast into the light, and, crucially, a message that both resonates and lingers.
What did we learn ?
Absolute decicive approach, clarity in message, numbers and the promise was the crucial interest trigger points. By taking several days to study the business and industry as well as the source of interest. We were able to generate razor sharp message with pinpoints to trigger the decision makers apetite.
Campaign key success areas
- Absolute precision in message
- Target only points of interest and relevance
- Eliminate doubt, by showing proof of facts
- Showcase key areas of interest in valuation order
- Show scalable potential with existing framework
Agency VS Solo-Creators. Who do brands trust?
Accountability scales. Vibes don’t. Predictable is boring, but a scalable metric. Solo creators…
Good vs Bad Creative, When I See One.
Good creative direction is a set of decisions and disciplines. Bad creative direction…
But, what Ai thinks of human creativity?
We have opinions , but what does Ai think about human creativity? “Uncertainty…
4 Responses