The campaign for BMO’s new Eclipse Visa Infinite card features influencer-generated content from several creators – including Priyanka, the winner of the inaugural season of Canada’s Drag Race. The marketing push – developed alongside FCB and Reprise – began with TV and OOH ads running across the country earlier this month, before launching online last week.
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Canadians depend on the news now more than ever. Between radio, television and digital media, consumers have put their trust behind Canadian outlets. But trust, particularly when it comes to the veracity of news, has been a primary concern for digital advertisers over the years. Few brands are eager to associate themselves with anything that
As one of the few industries still operating during the shutdown period, grocery has become a lifeline for communities across the country. It is also experiencing a surge in consumer demand, with front-line employees risking their personal health to serve customers. UM and Sobeys’ “One Big Family,” a new video campaign about the grocery chain’s
In an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19, UM and Zulu Alpha Kilo launched a campaign that encourages Canadians and the world to stay home as we collectively try to flatten the curve. The integrated campaign, executed by UM, consists of broadcast, OOH, and social executions to display the hero ‘Stay Home’ creative featuring
This year’s International Women’s Day campaign looks to tackle a major hurdle to financial confidence. Women hold roughly 40% of the world’s wealth, but 57% still wish they were more confident in their financial decision making, according to a 2019 Allianz Life report. For its latest International Women’s Day campaign, UM and BMO wanted to
As the grocer invests more heavily in mobile and digital video, UM helps it leverage IGTV to amplify the reach of its TV spot. As Sobeys conjures up images of comforting holiday traditions, the media plan around its festive campaign is looking anything-but-traditional. While the grocer’s annual campaign kicked off with a TV spot which
Hershey Canada and UM are literally trying to give Canadians chills with a new marketing ploy for the Reese Peanut Butter Cup brand that uses the fast-growing practice of autonomous sensory meridian response, better known as ASMR. Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups will be featured alongside five popular ASMR practitioners—otherwise known as “ASMRtists”—in an 80-minute movie
