Harmon Brothers is holding a contest to offer its creative services to small businesses whose products or services are solving real problems for real people, free of charge.
Here, we're happy to highlight another company using its powers for good during this pandemic: This month, Utah-based social media ad agency Harmon
Brothers — the creative team that has helped drive
over $450 million in sales through its cheeky viral videos for products such as
Squatty Potty,
Purple,
Chatbooks,
FiberFix,
Poo-Pourri and
Lumē — is extending an offer of a free ad
campaign (a $100,000 value) to small businesses hard-hit by
COVID-19, whose
products or services are solving real problems for real people.
The 100K Poop to Gold
Giveaway launched May 1st and ends on May
22nd, 2020. Then, the agency will select 10 recipients of a variety of creative
services and support, with one grand prize winner to receive a free Sprint
campaign — a conversion video that helps companies scale their business to
millions of dollars in sales — created by Harmon Brothers (who’ve created
successful Sprint campaigns for Gabb Wireless
and Lumē, among others). What better time to have a crack creative team to help
you position your company for social media success than during a pandemic, when
millions of your future potential customers are ready and waiting at their home
screens?
“In the most challenging economy in modern history, most businesses are faced
with a glaring choice: innovate or face extinction. We’ve been through huge
challenges as an agency, and learned to take bold risks to drive success for our
clients. We are going to help companies that are making a real difference by
providing them an opportunity to thrive and win,” said CEO Benton Crane.
“The world needs better stories now more than ever — and we invite entrepreneurs
to be creative and scrappy in making their case to us in this contest, so we can
in turn make their case to the world.”
Interested entrepreneurs should visit
harmonbrothers.com/gold to enter and learn
more.
Communicating complex, unfamiliar sustainability claims on CPG packaging
Join us as Applegate and HowGood share insights into marketing lessons, consumer response and understanding, and marketplace data on the expression and communication of new categories of sustainability claims on CPG packaging - as well as tips for avoiding consumer and industry backlash and controversy - Wed, Oct. 16, at SB'24 San Diego.
Published May 8, 2020 8am EDT / 5am PDT / 1pm BST / 2pm CEST
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