The Ask
Unify over 100+ organic brands with a simple message that explains the benefits of organic.
The Result
A 30-MINUTE ad generating a total of 25 million views, 250 million impressions, and more than 745 thousand hours of engagement with an average of 5 minutes watched. Pretty good for an ad you're supposed to skip!
What We Did
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Creative Strategy
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Creative Development
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Production
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Post-Production
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Design
Skip the Chemicals and Just Go With Organic
The simple truth is there are over 700 chemicals found in conventional farming and manufacturing that you can skip when you organic. So we created the world’s most skippable ad campaign, which featured long form chemical content that we asked you to skip.
The World's Most Skippable Ad (That People Refuse To Skip)
We created a 30-minute ad in which we repeatedly asked people to hit the skip button. We assumed they would only watch the first 15-30 seconds, get the message and move on. But we were wrong. The ad ran on YouTube pre-roll, and on average people watched over 7 minutes. And way too many people watched the whole thing.
The World's Most Skippable Content
We created the world’s most skippable versions of some the most popular online videos: ASMR, Cake Decorating, and recipe videos. Each video included all 700 chemicals you can skip when you go organic, which meant they ranged from 46 minutes to 6 hours long. Each one broke records for watch time and engagement. Our cake video alone had an average watch time of 10 minutes, with some viewers watching these videos til the end.
The World's Most Skippable Social Posts
We created a social toolkit which all 100+ brands had access to to share with their following on Facebook and Instagram, organically reaching millions of people with our message.
A Ridiculously Long Website You Should Definitely Skip
We created a website that’s nothing but a long list of chemicals that begs you to stop scrolling.
The Part Where We Brag
250M+
impressions
25M+
video views
745K+
hours of views
10-min
average watch time for "The World's Most Skippable ASMR" video
YouTube's Gold Short Award
TIME magazine shoutout