SAVANT SOUP: SEPTEMBER

A hearty helping of hot and fresh advertising insights, tech trends and agency news from September 2022.



30TH THROWBACK

30th Throwback

A shirtless man is holding a shovel over his shoulder in an advertisement for scholar shop

ScholarShop


What do you get when you combine ultra high-end fashion photography with tongue-in-cheek headlines? 


Our fashionably creative campaign for the upscale retail boutique, ScholarShop.


We were asked to help boost retail sales of the non-profit and were honored to work alongside a client with the noble cause of financially supporting area students in need. 


After discovering the target audience was highly motivated by treasure hunting – finding exclusive designer items at budget prices – we tapped into a messaging strategy that melded the two ideas into one.


With our help, they upped their sales by 35% while gaining a new customer base over our decade-long relationship. Talk about fashion forward. 


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SAVANT SPOTLIGHT

A woman is sitting at a table with a laptop computer.

Snack Attack


If there's one thing in the world that brings people together, it's food. And not just any food. Snacks.


Now, everyone is not necessarily going to agree on which snacks are the best – but the institution of snacking? We can all agree that's a winner.


So, we decided to shed some light on our Savant squad and their favorite go-to snacks. We'll let you decide who you could sit next to at the movies.


Amanda's Fave: Kit Kats.....toss em' in the freezer and you've got the best snack ever!


Just for fun, maybe give this a try for dinner soon!

A thought bubble with a quote from friedrich nietzsche

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September 30, 2022

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