Campaign
Whether web, social, telly or print play mouthpiece for the message, when it comes to campaigns, Lingo goes loud. With words that tell it like it is, to the people who need to hear it.
BVLGARI – Social Campaigns
Agency: AKQA
Rome’s enduring icon of luxury, Bvlgari, continues to dominate across the high jewellery, accessories and perfume categories. Leading the copy on Bvlgari social accounts for AKQA, Lingo defined how each strand of the brand shone online.
From sharing the master Maison’s exuberant Roman roots, to spotlighting opulent products and launching decadent new lines, bringing Bvlgari’s infamous presence to fruition was a Herculean journey through the thesaurus.
Credits
AKQA: Vitor Forte & Jasmina Wood
Social Copywriter: Ellen Ling
📸: Bvlgari
The Good Slice
Agency: Beginners Studio
The Good Slice put pizza to good use, firing up tasty slices for foodies and festival goers, while also putting meals on the table for those in need. Beginners Studio brought Lingo on board to craft a script that got new punters up to speed on the story so far.
As well as serving up punchy proposition lines for a social campaign, we also directed and managed the delivery of the VO for their brand film.
Credits
Animation: Michael William Lester
Illustration: Gica Tam
Messaging & Script: Ellen Ling
VO Talent: Matt Duxbury
Simply Be – Rules? Rewritten.
Agency: LOVE
With the plus-size market evermore crowded, Simply Be wanted to assert their specialist credentials by going in hard on customers’ two toughest categories – lingerie and denim.
It’s all well and good ripping up the rule book (again), but in the world of body confidence, it’s more powerful to rewrite it. ‘Rules? Rewritten.’ was the brand’s definitive mic drop, proving the quality of their product offering through supercharged statements that show, once and for all, curves shouldn’t mean compromise.
It was also the most daring shift forward for the once catalogue titan in terms of attitude and tone – through the casting of overtly curvy models and unapologetic cut of the commercial, but also as their first copy-led campaign, with a direct VO at its core.
The ultimate role of the writing was to create a narrative that connected on both personal and product levels. It had to not just hit home with the audience but hit a home run for sales.
The decision to run the campaign manifesto for the Stylist magazine cover over product-pushing photography says it all.
Credits
Design/Art Direction: Tess Sweeney & Helen Lazzari
Copywriter: Ellen Ling
Account Manager: Charlotte Owen
Head of Culture: Kat Towers