Reviving Nostalgia: How Nord DBB ‘Deals Stuck in Time’ Campaign Reclaimed Mc Donald’s Value Perception in Sweden

The “Deals Stuck in Time” campaign, developed by NORD DDB Sweden for McDonald’s, aimed to counteract the increasing competition from MAX, a local fast-food chain in Sweden. […]

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“How VIF & DBB’s campaign #UnExaminable Abolished Virginity Testing in Romania: A Campaign of Awareness, Advocacy, and Action”

The #UnExaminable campaign, developed by DDB Romania in collaboration with their client VIF (Victim for Families), aimed to eradicate the harmful practice of virginity testing in Romania. […]

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Transforming H&M’s business by placing search at the heart of the customer experience

Digitas faced the monumental challenge of revolutionizing H&M’s online presence, recognising its vulnerability in a surging e-commerce landscape. With a keen insight into the necessity for data-driven decision-making, Digitas embarked on a mission to overhaul H&M’s digital strategy from the ground up. […]

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Call Girls

Since 2004, Talita, a non-profit organisation, has been helping women out of prostitution, pornography and human trafficking for sexual purposes and into a functioning life. Like most non-profits, Talita utterly depends on donations from the public. After years where the number of monthly donors was static, it was clear that Talita had to reach a broader audience to pursue its mission to help more women! […]

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Dagoma – Toys Rescue

DAGOMA, a French SME wanted to make a place for itself in the 3D printer market for individuals. Although this technology is generating interest in France, the conversion rate was still low and far from the forecasts made 5 years ago. To address this issue, Dagoma changed its marketing claim from “with 3D printers create without limits” to “with the 3D printer give a second life to your objects.” […]

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