Our solution was to pitch modular ad concepts that enabled us to create multiple unique creatives using interchangeable scenes with different call to actions, openings, and relatable scenarios to customers. By developing a flexible and scalable campaign structure, we could address various customer pain points and showcase Nimble’s leading solutions effectively. We also worked with a commercial video research partner to test the creative in advance of production to ensure it was optimised to deliver the strongest campaign performance.
The campaign delivered a suite of modular, high-performing assets that spoke directly to Nimble’s core audiences. By leveraging flexible creative structures and data-backed insights, we were able to address consumer scepticism head-on and highlight Nimble’s agility and transparency in a crowded financial services market. The result was a scalable campaign that not only drove awareness among millennials and the broader population but also strengthened consideration for Nimble’s loan products, ultimately positioning the brand as a modern alternative to traditional banks.
From large-scale campaigns to targeted social content, we create work that drives engagement, strengthens brand identity, and delivers measurable results. If you’re ready to partner with a team that understands how to turn strategy into impact, we’d love to start the conversation.
We understand that starting a video project can be stressful, especially if you’re new to it. We’re here to help! Here’s a simple guide to make the process easier.
By providing this information, you help us understand your vision and ensure we deliver a video that meets your expectations. Our team is here to guide you through this process, making it as smooth and stress-free as possible.
1. Project Objective:
Define what you want to achieve with your video. Is it brand awareness, product promotion, or customer engagement?
2. Target Audience:
Specify who you want to reach, considering demographics, interests, and behaviours.
3. Key Messages:
Outline the main points you want to communicate.
4. Style and Tone:
Describe the desired look, feel, and mood of the video. Include examples of references you love if possible.
5. Budget and Timeline:
Provide your budget range and any deadlines.
6. Deliverables:
List what you expect to receive, such as a full video or social media cuts.