Pink Ponies: A Case Study

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Uploaded by on Jan 12, 2011

In 2010 john st. took on its toughest challenge yet. Make Chelsea Bedano¹s
birthday party a success in an already cluttered birthday market. The
results were astounding.

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Agency: john st.
Creative Director: Angus Tucker, Stephen Jurisic
Art Director: Andrew Livingston
Copywriter: Simon Bruyn
Agency Producer: Michelle Orlando
Production House: Sons and Daughters
Executive Producer: Dan Ford
Line Producer: Belinda Struminger
Director: Andrew Livingston and Simon Bruyn
Director of Photography: Pete Sweeney
Audio House: Vapor Music Group
Audio director: Joey Serlin
Audio engineer: Julian Rudd
Edit house: relish
Editor: Chris Murphy

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  • How will you maintain brand awareness through 2011? Chelsea's market presence can't possibly coast for a solid year on the strength of this one-and-done event.

  • I like what you're going for here, but can we make the pony bigger and more 'dynamic'?

    Thanks.

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  • Trade book?

  • I would have liked to have seen some Pinterest integration. We can't forget the conversion of pink pony paraphernalia. Better luck next time.

  • Why isn't the mini pony pink? Brand fail.

  • It didn't 'wow' me

  • PINKIE PIE!!!!!!

  • Where is the follow up campaign?

  • Alles auf den Punkt gebracht.

  • What about the perceptual dissonance between the pink pony theme and the actual pony? I guess it's a consumer cognitive dissonance that cannot be ignored!

  • Pony was not Pink. FAIL

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