Glow-in-the-Dark Slime campaign

project brief

client

Elmer's

SERVICES

video production and promotion; live virtual video events with experts; content resource strategy and creation; digital and social media promotion; lead acquisition campaigns

target audience

parents and teachers of students (ages 4 – 13), school districts, decision-makers, buyers, and more

BUDGET

$500k campaign

goal: a 20% increase in sales during the ’18 – ’19 back-to-school season

increase of

0 %
in sales (YOY)

overview

With the launch of their glow-in-the-dark line of products, Elmer’s was looking to increase sales during the ’18 – ’19 back-to-school season.

my role(s)

creative direction; video production and promotion; digital, print, and social design; social media management and promotion; email design and development

the outcome

Looking ahead to the 2018 – 2019 back-to-school season, Elmer’s launched a new product: glow-in-the-dark glue. With a goal to have increased sales by 20% year-over-year (YOY), Dun & Bradstreet partnered with Newell Brands and Elmer’s.

Our teams worked through a series of video and other resource content promoting sales of Elmer’s new product by using it to create DIY slime. Elmer’s succeeded in reaching their goals for the year while also possibly setting a trend for the upcoming school year.

the client

“For 70 years, Elmer’s has been the reliable and safe choice for kids and crafters to unlock their imaginations. From the iconic classroom favorite School Glue to the latest innovation in the fast-evolving world of Slime and multi-sensorial play, Elmer’s has been the partner in fostering curiosity and turning ideas into reality. Elmer’s celebrates the magic of making by inspiring people to create their way and experiment through fun, hands-on play.”

source: Newell Brands

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