Category: Campaign

American Express has been dedicated to helping BIPOC small business owners since early in the pandemic. Their new $1-million CSR effort called “Blueprint: Backing BIPOC Businesses,” is a program aimed at providing BIPOC business owners, across Canada, with the tools, resources, and mentorship to help their business thrive and overcome barriers they are currently facing.

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Hershey Canada’s Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup is asking consumers how they feel about the smudge of chocolate and peanut butter left behind in the wrapper. Do they prefer their wrapper clean or sticky?   The media campaign, led by UM, leveraged TV, OOH billboards, social media engagement through Director’s mix, Facebook polling, and TikTok’s new-to-market

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UM teamed up with Henkel to launch, Dial Clean & Gentle, a product line with a range of body wash and hand soap made with gentle and hypoallergenic formulas. UM led on media strategy for this campaign, including closed-caption ads on specialty TV channels paired with online video on social media. Click here to read

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“Feed the Dream” is a large integrated effort ahead of the Games that includes activations across TV, online video, OOH, social and digital, as well as Canadian Olympic Committee branding on the grocer’s private label offerings, fleet trucks, shopping bags, and in-store end cap displays. The campaign invites Canadians to send messages of support and best

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Neutrogena and J3 teamed up to celebrate Quebec’s skincare needs. “My Way” was Sinatra’s signature song and now Neutrogena wants Quebeckers to do it their own way. The brand created a full-funnel, 360° campaign which consisted of online, social media, TV, public relations, and retailer activation. J3 worked with Neutrogena on media buy for this campaign.

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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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