Bliss Chicago Subway Ad Campaign - This campaign compared common skincare issues to the subway car environment to drive traffic to Bliss' Chicago spa.
Bliss Chicago Subway Platform Ad - This ad took advantage of the subway platform environment by speaking directly to work-weary travelers in order to drive traffic to Bliss' Chicago spa.
JetBlue Airport Ad - This ad promoted the Bliss Shut-Eye Kit, a relaxation-promoting set that was given out on select JetBlue red-eye flights.
Hoboken NJ PATH Train Platform Ads - After having to travel to Manhattan to get to a Bliss Spa, New Jersey residents finally got one of their own with Bliss Hoboken, and these ads in the PATH train station informed them of the good news.
Bliss VW Bus Mobile Advertising - Bliss sent a branded retro Volkswagen Bus on a road trip to promote the spa and give on-the-go treatments.
Bliss San Francisco Outdoor Kiosk Ad - This campaign used one-liners to communicate the stress-free Bliss experience, and create awareness about the San Francisco spa.
AGEbeautiful Print Ad – AGEbeautiful wanted to promote their line of anti-aging haircare in a provocative way. This full-page ad, which ran in People magazine, used an attention-grabbing double entendre to encourage women to fake their age.
ePromos.com Print Campaign - To communicate ePromos.com's expertise in choosing the right promotional gift, this campaign showed how choosing a different company could result in 'no-nos' instead of know-how.
ePromos.com Print Campaign - To communicate ePromos.com's expertise in choosing the right promotional gift, this campaign showed how choosing a different company could result in 'no-nos' instead of know-how.
ePromos.com Print Campaign - To communicate ePromos.com's expertise in choosing the right promotional gift, this campaign showed how choosing a different company could result in 'no-nos' instead of know-how.
McGraw Communications Trade Ad (front & back page) - To recruit sales agents, this communications technology provider used an old-fashioned joke setup (with an unexpected answer) to show that the company's superior customer service meant agents could concentrate on sales and not retention.
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