We decided to enter the D&AD New Blood Awards 2016 and gave ourselves just over 24 hours (about 27 hours and 20 minutes) to complete the entire brief for Nationwide.
The Brief:
The Brief:
With financial services lagging behind in terms of connecting with 16-25 year-olds, how can we shake up the market to cater to their ever-changing needs? Redefine banking for a student / youth audience. Forget what banking looks like now and our current expectations from financial service providers, throw out the rule-book for what a bank account does, how it does it, and what it looks like.
This is an open brief: you could look at redesigning the bank account itself from a product and service perspective, or you could revolutionise the sector with a completely new communication approach. You choose the platform, and consider multiple touch points: advertising in all its forms, the in-store banking experience, social media, apps, PR, product, and anything else that makes sense to you.
The Idea:
The idea was that, to encourage young people to be with Nationwide, they should be rewarded with gifts, and if they arent good with money, they can have a bit of fun! Henceforth, 'Don't Be a D.I.K' was born!
We decided that a poster campaign as well as an online, instagram and Snapchat (These were chosen because they are very 'current' social mediums) filters and posts.
The idea was that, to encourage young people to be with Nationwide, they should be rewarded with gifts, and if they arent good with money, they can have a bit of fun! Henceforth, 'Don't Be a D.I.K' was born!
We decided that a poster campaign as well as an online, instagram and Snapchat (These were chosen because they are very 'current' social mediums) filters and posts.