Title | THE GENEROUS BOX |
Brand | GENEROUS |
Product/Service | COOKIES |
Category |
F01. PROMOTIONAL ITEM DESIGN & PHYSICAL BRAND COMMUNICATION |
Entrant Company
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BOWLING BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
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Advertising Agency
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BOWLING BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
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Credits
Christophe Ghewy |
Bowling |
Associate Creative Director |
Gwenn Nevelsteen |
Bowling |
Associate Strategic Director |
Dimitri Mundorff |
Bowling |
Client Service Director |
Jan Sidgwick |
Bowling |
Head Of Studio |
Jens Claessens |
Freelance |
Illustrator |
Soraya Hellara |
Bowling |
Account Manager |
Brief Explanation
Create an easy low-budget tool for Generous to produce content for social media.
Reinforced the brand name by being generous.
The Brief
Generous is a fresh hand-made cookies company with a small marketing budget. For the launch of the brand we created an outstanding packaging with Generous characters and their stories in order to gain earned media. For this campaign Generous asked us to create more brand awareness in a Generous way.
How the final design was conceived
Generous regularly sent us a boxful of broken cookies, because they couldn’t sell them anymore. This gave us the idea to generously donate the broken cookies to a caring person or a charity organization. For this generous act, we created The Generous Box. A big box full of broken cookies featuring all the familiar Generous characters like Charlotte Chocolat, Victor Vanille, Sylvain Speculoos and Céline Citron. This time, they’ve had a bit of an accident while baking cookies. You can read all about how it happened on The Generous Box.
Indication of how successful the outcome was in the market
Thanks to the Generous box new costumers get in touch with the Generous brand in a Generous way. Even though the cookies were broken the receiver of the Generous box could taste the delicious flavor and share them with colleagues and friends. The pictures and stories were shared on social media.
Spontaneously people start to nominate generous people who deserve to receive the Generous box.
Generous evolved from a product based communication to a dialogue with the target audience about generosity.