PYREX: DEEP

A new product launch, 50 years in the making!
Creative director
Andy Rose
Campaign Strategy
Andy Rose
Photography
Brainerd Studios
Food Styling
Bridget Hagen
Team
Phil DeCicca, Elaine Naum, Michael Kennedy
Advertising
Omnichannel Campaign
OUR CHALLENGE

How it all came together...

Challenge

How do you gain traction with a 'grandma's brand' that hasn't innovated for almost a century? By going EXTRA DEEP on a campaign that pays off every reason to buy.

Concept

With Pyrex’s first big product innovation in years — a new glass baking dish that’s 50% deeper, how do you sell more of a product that’s never needed a replacement? Here’s how I approached it as the Creative Director...

Solution

... in a nutshell, we went DEEP on hypertargeting primary audiences via social / social adjacent channels where they already spent time consuming content related to the kitchen. By showing up in more than their feed, but their every day routines (like recipe/grocery list making, etc), we'd be top-of-mind for trying that new dish, IN A NEW DISH, so to speak.

Outcome

An extensive campaign that paid off with some DEEP results: +11.6% lift in unaided recall +13% Facebook engagement YOY +40% Lift in total sales YOY
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