ThinOptics · campaign
ThinOptics Connect
Services
Campaign Development
Digital Marketing
Social Media
Content Creation
The Challenge
Reading glasses that attach to your phone. The product is genuinely clever, but clever products don't sell themselves. The job was to make ThinOptics Connect feel obvious, like of course this exists, like you can't believe you've been losing your readers this whole time when the solution was this simple.
The Strategy
Show the moment. The glasses are right there, on your phone, exactly when you need them. At a restaurant. In a meeting. Checking a label at the store. Everything else follows from that one truth. We didn't lead with the product's engineering. We led with the relief of never searching for your glasses again.
Stage 1 — Campaign Development
Strategy, messaging, and creative platform built around the core convenience proposition. Video, ads, email, packaging, and web all developed from a single brief. The message had to be simple enough for a six-second pre-roll and compelling enough for a full product page. One insight, scaled across every format.
Stage 2 — Production & Launch
In-house video production with scenarios designed to trigger recognition in the target audience. Paid and organic social across Facebook and Instagram. E-commerce-optimized web design focused on reducing friction between interest and purchase. Retail-ready packaging designed to reinforce the brand on the shelf and communicate the value proposition in under three seconds.
Stage 3 — Performance
Integrated campaign measured against awareness lift and sales conversion across all channels. Creative was tested and iterated based on performance data. The assets that worked hardest were the ones that showed the product in use, not the ones that explained it. Demonstration beat explanation every time.
Outcomes
Increased awareness and sales across both DTC and retail channels. A product with a niche use case that now had a mainstream story, and the creative assets to tell it everywhere from a Facebook feed to a Target endcap.
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