Campaign System

ASE "We Do"

A modular campaign built to answer one question clearly across every channel: What do you actually do?

ASE We Do campaign poster mockups

The Ask

ASE needed a way to explain what they do—clearly—when what they do is a lot. Talent acquisition. Compensation data. Training. Employee resources. The content existed. The cohesion didn't.

They were heading into their biggest conference season with fragmented messaging and materials that didn't scale. The ask was simple: make it make sense.

The Move

I built the campaign around a repeatable narrative hook—one phrase that could flex across every format without losing the thread:

WE DO Talent Acquisition.
WE DO Compensation Data.
WE DO Custom Training.
WE DO everything… people.

One phrase. Infinite applications. The structure let content flex across formats—from a 6-foot banner to a 15-second video to a LinkedIn carousel—without losing the thread.

ASE email campaign mockup
Email campaign — Service announcements
ASE infographic design
Infographic — Annual review highlights

The Execution

The system spanned physical and digital, static and interactive:

  • Web banners and digital assets for ongoing campaigns
  • Large-format posters for conferences and live events
  • AR-enabled posters that triggered service-specific videos
  • Video content built for reuse across web, social, and live environments

The AR layer was the move that made people stop. Static materials became interactive storytelling—physical pieces that opened digital doors. A poster wasn't just a poster anymore.

ASE AR-enabled poster display
AR-enabled poster triggering service video

The Result

ASE walked into their biggest events with a campaign system that scaled, a message that stuck, and content that worked harder than it had to.

The "We Do" framework is still in use—which is the real test. A campaign that outlives the project timeline is a campaign that worked.

Role

Campaign concept · Art direction · Video editing · Graphic design · Technology selection

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