Posts Tagged ‘#creativeagency’
Quirk FemHealth Launches to Support Global Feminine Health and Wellness Brands
Today, Quirk Creative, a certified woman-owned advertising agency, announced the launch of Quirk FemHealth, a new practice designed to meet demand for harder working video campaigns that better connect with women consumers. Feminine healthcare is a fast-growing market that has been underrepresented for too long. While the advertising industry continues to be male-dominated, Quirk FemHealth is providing female-focused…
Read MoreAgencies create pro-bono work for abortion hotline after Roe v Wade repeal
This post originally appeared in The Drum Following the US Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v Wade earlier this year, Quirk Creative’s founder Meryl Draper put out a rallying cry to her LinkedIn followers to form a coalition of agencies who could offer resources. The aim was to create pro bono work for…
Read MoreFemTech Brand INNOVO Revolutionises Women’s Health in New Campaign
This post originally appeared in LBB Quirk Creative and Simulmedia boost awareness of non invasive solutions to treat bladder weakness Although one in three women experience Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI) at some point in their lives, public and media taboos around the topic have exacerbated the physical and mental stress caused by bladder leaks,…
Read MoreRetail Media, Q4 Campaign Insights, & 2023 Planning
Well, it’s the Dog Days of summer. And it’s hard to believe there are only a few weeks left of summer and many of our brands are gearing up to launch their Fall creative in September, if they haven’t already released a back-to-school campaign. The Back to School Market according to Deloitte insights is up…
Read MoreOTT Trends & Tips For Best Creative Performance
(Graphic Source: AdAge) Written By: Hila Raz Harris, Head of Growth Quirk Creative is an award-winning, female-founded boutique agency that supports omni-channel creative for our clients with variation testing across Social, OTT, CTV, Linear, Radio & Podcast content. We know that the OTT landscape can be challenging to navigate, so we wanted to share our…
Read MoreCommercial Casting: Should You Hire Actors or Use Real-Person Testimonials?
Originally posted in Backstage If famous commercial actors like Stephanie Courtney (Flo from Progressive) and Dean Winters (Allstate’s resident Mayhem) have shown us anything, it’s that casting is key to a commercial’s success. With real-people casting on the rise in recent years, many companies are asking what’s best for them: to hire an actor, or use real employees…
Read MoreBlue Apron Launches 1st Brand Campaign Since 2018
Originally posted in Progressive Grocer Company’s 2022 marketing strategy focuses on raising broader awareness for meal kit category Blue Apron is kicking off its 2022 marketing strategy with the launch of a national television commercial — its first brand campaign since 2018. Produced by New York-based Quirk, an award-winning agency that specializes in video-based…
Read MoreEloquii Wants to Empower Plus-Size Women to Embrace ‘Main Character Energy’
Originally posted in Adweek Eloquii, the plus-size fashion brand owned by Walmart whose devoted customer base has given the company new life in ecommerce, has catwalked into the OTT space. Citing the decline of linear television viewership and a desire to tap into the targeting capabilities of OTT—which, per research firm eMarketer, has the potential to reach…
Read MoreQuirk Creative & TULA Are 2021 Modern Retail Awards Finalists – Best Use Of Video
This post originally appeared in Modern Retail. The Modern Retail Awards are honoring the retailers that powered through the changes and uncertainty brought about in 2021, while finding ways to address social injustice through marketing campaigns, pivot to reflect shifting consumer habits and more. Some of this year’s finalists moved from legacy retail strategies to omnichannel,…
Read MoreA Beauty Brand and a Woman-Owned Agency Are Targeting Your Negative Self-Talk
Originally posted in AdWeek Nineteen times a day, or more than once every waking hour—that’s howoften consumers talk negatively about themselves according to a TulaSkincare study. In a space that has historically capitalized oninsecurity, the brand is establishing itself as an industry champion forself-love. “The way the beauty industry approaches marketing is clearly fuelingthat negative…
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