Golden Pencil implemented a digital campaign that aimed to:
Targeting the Gen Z, the For Fries Sake campaign reflected the
demographic’s personality through playful visuals, and the use of slang
and puns. Following the rising trend of short-form videos and the Gen
Z’s affinity for word-of-mouth recommendations, GP leaned on
influencer-driven materials, and dynamic content such as GIFs and
Instagram reels. This effort proved to be effective with top-performing
materials highlighting influencer opinions and video content.
The Simot brand focused on the grindset generation, comprised of
working millennials and Gen Zs. To appeal to them, the content was
anchored on familiar situations such as lunch breaks in offices and the
use of witty puns and Taglish copy. Similar to For Fries Sake, a lot of the
materials leveraged dynamic content and followed the trend of short-
form videos. Taking it a step further, majority of the reels with the most
engagement showcased authentic situations with minimal production
and editing.
As a brand that originated from Singapore, Jackson’s Fried Chicken
needed to break a barrier to connect with the Filipino audience. To do
this, the campaign appealed to the family-oriented nature of many
targeted millennials. The materials released were focused on
highlighting community-driven activities and food for sharing.
By optimizing each brand’s campaign through consistent, relatable
content, and expanding marketing efforts across platforms and
initiatives, GP managed to increase awareness and engagement.
This lead many targeted demographics to try out the brands or become
more curious about the products being offered.