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<strong>KENDRA</strong> <strong>SCOTT</strong> COLOR BAR x SCADpro SPRING 2019
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PHASE 1<br />
PHASE 2<br />
PHASE 3<br />
FINAL DELIVERABLES<br />
APPENDIX
SCADpro is a collaborative learning opportunity that allows students to<br />
partner with a variety of companies, all while offering real exposure to<br />
other majors and real-world projects. SCADpro is a design and<br />
innovation studio that generates business solutions for the world’s most<br />
influential brands. Operating in the U.S., Europe and Asia, SCADpro<br />
solves creative and business challenges for Fortune 500 clients,<br />
launches alumni brands through SCAD+, and provides executive<br />
education at the world’s preeminent site for the study<br />
of design and creative business thinking.<br />
Kendra Scott is a jewelry designer who founded her brand in<br />
2002 with only a $500 budget. Her passion and determination<br />
launched her to success; with a company valued at over one billion<br />
dollars. The company was built under three core values: Fashion,<br />
Family, and Philanthropy.<br />
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Savannah College of Art and Design collaborated with Kendra<br />
Scott to assist in the research and development of concepts for a<br />
360° campaign of Kendra Scott’s Color Bar. The KS Color<br />
Bar is a unique jewelry experience that lets customers design<br />
their own jewelry while utilizing a vibrant spectrum of stone<br />
colors and jewelry silhouettes.<br />
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Paul Runko<br />
SCADpro<br />
Project Partner<br />
Alessandro Cannata<br />
Associate Chair<br />
Luxury and Fashion<br />
Management<br />
Angie Dahnous<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Film and Television<br />
Hyewon Jeong<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Fashion Marketing<br />
and Management<br />
MEET THE TEAM<br />
Camila Abuawad<br />
M.F.A.<br />
Luxury and Fashion<br />
Management<br />
Elianna Ayala<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Illustration<br />
Raegan Levan<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Film and Television<br />
Chauni Lour Blanc<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Illustration<br />
Daniela Benitez<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Industrial Design<br />
Kajal Boghara<br />
B.F.A.<br />
User Experience<br />
Design<br />
Ana Marino<br />
M.A.<br />
Luxury and Fashion<br />
Management<br />
Rachel Proctor<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Photography<br />
Caitlyn Bryant<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Fashion Marketing<br />
and Management<br />
Caridad Bustamante<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Fashion Marketing<br />
and Management<br />
Laney Roberts<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Advertising and<br />
Branding<br />
Juliana Sampaio<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Graphic Design<br />
Maggie Cassady<br />
M.A.<br />
Graphic Design and<br />
Visual Experience<br />
Mikayla Chandler<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Advertising and<br />
Branding<br />
Kelli Smith<br />
M.F.A.<br />
Industrial Design<br />
Jake Wolfe<br />
B.F.A.<br />
Fashion Marketing<br />
and Management<br />
INTRODUCTION<br />
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TIMELINE<br />
Through feedback and in depth research methods, the<br />
SCADpro class collectively gathered and developed insights.<br />
This was an extensive and necessary process that<br />
helped lead the team to the final campaign ideas.<br />
Each team worked effectively to bring new information<br />
to the table. This provided a wide variety of intellect to<br />
reference throughout the ideation process.<br />
WEEK<br />
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WEEK<br />
2<br />
WEEK<br />
3<br />
WEEK<br />
4<br />
WEEK<br />
5<br />
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WEEK<br />
9<br />
WEEK<br />
10<br />
Project Brief<br />
Phase 1 Teams<br />
Research Methods<br />
Research<br />
Concept Ideations<br />
Refined Concepts<br />
Phase 1 Checkpoint<br />
Presentation<br />
Phase 1 Feedback<br />
Phase 2 Teams<br />
Goals for Phase 2<br />
Mock Ideation<br />
Phase 2 Checkpoint<br />
Presentation<br />
Phase 3 Teams<br />
Ideation<br />
Goals for Final<br />
Deliverables<br />
Media Production:<br />
Filming &<br />
Photoshoot<br />
Process Book<br />
Development<br />
Phase 3 Feedback<br />
Refinement<br />
Process Book<br />
Development<br />
Process Book<br />
Printing<br />
Final Deliverables<br />
Mock-ups<br />
Final<br />
Presentation<br />
PHASE 1<br />
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This partnership consisted of three phases. The<br />
three phases allowed the students to work in<br />
smaller groups initially, to research and develop<br />
concepts for the “big idea.” Once the students<br />
received feedback, they moved forward with<br />
different teams for Phase 2. The Phase 1 teams<br />
were Mother of Pearls, Gunmetal, Ever Gold,<br />
and Oceanic Abalone.
PHASE 1 TIMELINE<br />
3/29<br />
3/30<br />
3/31<br />
4/01 4/02<br />
4/03<br />
4/04<br />
Introduction to<br />
Phase 1 Teams<br />
Team Research<br />
Strategy Meetings<br />
Team Conducted<br />
Research Methods<br />
Team Research<br />
Data Visualization<br />
Team Research<br />
Proposal Presentation<br />
Continued Research<br />
Team Research<br />
Findings Presentation<br />
4/05<br />
4/06<br />
4/07<br />
4/08<br />
4/09 4/10<br />
4/11<br />
Ideation &<br />
Concepting<br />
Ideation &<br />
Concepting<br />
Ideation &<br />
Concepting<br />
Ideation &<br />
Concepting<br />
Concept<br />
Presentation<br />
Dress Rehearsals &<br />
Concept Refinement<br />
Phase 1 Checkpoint<br />
Presentation<br />
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RESEARCH<br />
Before developing concepts for the campaign, the<br />
students used extensive research methods to fully<br />
understand Kendra Scott, the target demographic, and<br />
how to appeal to future customer.<br />
Teams used in-store observation, online questionnaires<br />
and survey data collection to begin the ideation process.<br />
They gathered insights on brand perception and<br />
awareness, then developed ideas through affinitization.<br />
Using sticky notes allowed the teams to visualize the<br />
research, condense their ideas and develop strategies<br />
for the Phase 1 presentation..<br />
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Surveys became a fruitful source of insight, helping students identify brand reach.<br />
This gave them a better understanding of how to focus the campaign.<br />
40<br />
35<br />
respondents)<br />
RESEARCH<br />
30<br />
Asian/Pacific Islander<br />
Based on Ethnicity<br />
No<br />
Yes<br />
Q)<br />
0<br />
Q)<br />
0...<br />
25<br />
Hispanic/Latino<br />
African American<br />
White<br />
0 20<br />
Other<br />
Q)<br />
91%<br />
9%<br />
Asian/<br />
Paci-nc Islander<br />
100%<br />
0%<br />
African American/<br />
Black 67%<br />
Hispanic/<br />
Latino<br />
33%<br />
80%<br />
White<br />
20%<br />
15<br />
10<br />
5<br />
0<br />
•<br />
Pandora Tiffiany & Co. Alex & Ani Kendra Scott Kate Spade David Yurman<br />
Loren Hope<br />
80<br />
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ran s eo e are am1 1ar w1<br />
respondents<br />
70<br />
20%<br />
60<br />
Asian/Pacific Islander<br />
Hispanic/Latino<br />
Never Been<br />
(lJ<br />
0<br />
(lJ<br />
50<br />
African American<br />
White<br />
t I 0 40<br />
Other<br />
16%<br />
Neutral<br />
(lJ<br />
30<br />
8%<br />
Satisfied<br />
Somewhat Satisfied<br />
20<br />
10<br />
0<br />
I<br />
Pandora<br />
Tiffiany & Co. Alex & Ani Kendra Scott<br />
Kate Spade<br />
David Yurman<br />
Loren Hope<br />
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0<br />
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respondents)<br />
30%<br />
No, I do not plan on purchasing<br />
Brand Name/Values<br />
15%<br />
No, but I would like to in the future<br />
Quality<br />
3%<br />
52%<br />
Yes, and I plan on returning<br />
Yes, but I do not plan on returning<br />
14% 38%<br />
7% 41%<br />
Price<br />
Style<br />
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The client felt that personas were a key element to reaching<br />
the right customer. Students identified six personas who<br />
fit within the 18-35 year old demographic. These personas<br />
embodied the ideal shopper for the Kendra Scott Color Bar.<br />
Danielle<br />
Age: 27<br />
Occupation: Local boutique owner and mom<br />
Elton Bracelet<br />
Is elegant and simple, perfect for the<br />
big day, being worn by any bridesmaid.<br />
Jozlyn<br />
Age: 30<br />
Occupation: Realtor<br />
Day-to-Day Life: Jozlyn is newly<br />
engaged, and her days consist of<br />
spending hours on Pinterest coming<br />
up with the perfect wedding. She only<br />
has a couple of close friends, but their<br />
opinions mean the world to her. She<br />
could not be more excited to tie the<br />
knot next year.<br />
She is utilizing the Color Bar so each<br />
bridesmaid can make their own<br />
customized piece of jewelry for her<br />
wedding. She wanted<br />
her friends to enjoy<br />
what they are wearing<br />
and feel confident on<br />
her big day.<br />
Tyler<br />
Calvin Ring<br />
Can change gem and metal to express who<br />
you are, but also match with your besties.<br />
Lucy<br />
Age: 18<br />
Occupation: High school senior<br />
Day-to-Day Life: Lucy loves to be<br />
with her friends and take adorable<br />
photos for her Instagram. She spends<br />
her time in coffees shops, donut<br />
shops, or any new and hip food scene.<br />
She is excited to go off to college next<br />
year but is sad to leave her friends.<br />
She is utilizing the Color Bar to make<br />
a memory with her friends, but also<br />
so each friend can customize their<br />
own ring to resemble who they are<br />
as well as have matching jewelry as<br />
an updated representation of the<br />
friendship bracelet.<br />
RESEARCH: PERSONAS<br />
Day-to-Day Life: Danielle’s two<br />
passions in life are her precious<br />
children and the boutique she owns,<br />
therefore she is a self-made girl<br />
boss. When she is not perfecting<br />
her store, she loves going shopping<br />
with her daughters, getting brunch<br />
with her friends, listening to selfimprovement<br />
podcasts, and writing<br />
her fashion blog.<br />
She is utilizing the Color Bar to make<br />
a statement about herself. She needs<br />
earrings that will show that she is<br />
bold and proud of who she is, but be<br />
able to sport it with her every day<br />
fashionista outfits.<br />
Alexa Earring<br />
Has two gems to personalize, and add bold,<br />
personal colors to jazz up everyday outfits.<br />
Age: 35<br />
Occupation: Stay at home dad<br />
Day-to-Day Life: Tyler’s kids are the<br />
light of his world. He recently quit his<br />
job to be a stay at home dad to his two<br />
youngest, and be able to spend more<br />
time with his daughter who is 17 and is<br />
doing a foreign exchange program next<br />
year. He likes to play golf and makes<br />
sure Friday family game nights always<br />
happen.<br />
Is utilizing the Color Bar to give his<br />
daughter a gift before she embarks on<br />
her next journey. They enjoy watching<br />
football together, and wants to put their<br />
favorite team color on the necklace,<br />
but making sure that it’s something his<br />
daughter would actually wear.<br />
Elisa Necklace<br />
Sporting a bright color, but also elegant<br />
enough to wear on a day to day basis...<br />
or your next life adventure.<br />
Maddie Necklace<br />
A simple yet stunning main gem. She’s using the side<br />
gems to rock her school colors discretely.<br />
Ashton<br />
Age: 22<br />
Occupation: College student majoring in Public Relations<br />
Extracurriculars: She is on the<br />
college dance team, works as an<br />
intern for the school’s football team,<br />
is a tour guide for the school. She<br />
enjoys spending time with friends,<br />
taking weekend trips, and cares<br />
heavily about her studies.<br />
She is utilizing the Color Bar to rep<br />
her college’s colors but wants to be<br />
able to wear it in her busy and hectic<br />
day-to-day life.<br />
Lucy Bracelet<br />
Can be dressed up or dressed down,<br />
depending on the celebrations, while still<br />
showing off gems that reflect you!<br />
Zach<br />
Age: 25<br />
Occupation: Art director at local advertising agency<br />
Day-to-Day Life: After spending his<br />
days at work he likes to come home<br />
and cook dinner for his girlfriend,<br />
Jessica, and after dinner likes to<br />
spend time watching Netflix together.<br />
Spends his weekends picking up<br />
freelance jobs as well as looking for<br />
his next greatest capture with his new<br />
Sony camera.<br />
Is utilizing the Color Bar to buy Jessica<br />
a bracelet for her promotion she just<br />
received at work. Wants to encompass<br />
her favorite colors, as well as gold to<br />
represent her new “award.”<br />
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TEAM<br />
TEAM MOTHER OF PEARLS<br />
Caridad Bustamante, Maggie<br />
Cassady, Hyewon Jeong, Juliana<br />
Sampaio, and Kelli Smith made up<br />
Team Mother of Pearls. After much<br />
brand and user research, this group<br />
landed on the idea of the<br />
‘Own Your Gem.’<br />
INSTORE VISUALS<br />
Through digital and social media<br />
platforms, the Mother of Pearls<br />
wanted to create a culture of<br />
community for the Kendra Scott<br />
customers. They also viewed a smart<br />
phone app as a new opportunity<br />
to engage with their target users.<br />
Other marketing ideas they proposed<br />
to the client were outdoor and<br />
environmental murals, as well as an<br />
interactive quiz for customers to gain<br />
a curated collection, and a menu for<br />
The Color Bar Cocktail.<br />
family<br />
#ownyourgem<br />
OUTDOOR MURAL<br />
PRINT FOR PACKAGING PACKET<br />
create<br />
celebrate<br />
MOODBOARD<br />
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ONLINE EXPERIENCE<br />
SMARTPHONE APP EXPERIENCE<br />
TEAM MOTHER OF PEARLS<br />
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TEAM<br />
TEAM GUNMETAL<br />
MAGAZINE ADVERTISEMENTS<br />
Team Gunmetal consisted of Camila<br />
Abuawad, Elianna Ayala, Kajal Boghara,<br />
Mikayla Chandler, and Raegan Levan.<br />
Gunmetal went in depth with Kendra<br />
Scott’s internal mantra of “Own It.” This<br />
grew into the tagline , “Find your dare<br />
to moment.” They wanted to center<br />
the campaign around the connection<br />
between individual people and their<br />
unique jewelry pieces. They proposed an<br />
incentive of posting a #DareTo moment<br />
in order for the chance to be featured in<br />
the next brand film. The submitted stories<br />
would lead the users to a micro-site that<br />
showcased Kendra’s story and other<br />
stories from the Kendra Scott community.<br />
This concept grew into social postings,<br />
powerful print, an in-store activation with<br />
light projection technology, interactive<br />
murals, three lively pop up events focused<br />
on the three KS pillars, and three story<br />
driven brand films.<br />
MOODBOARD<br />
OUTDOOR MURAL<br />
PR PACKAGE<br />
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POP UP EVENTS<br />
TEAM GUNMETAL<br />
BRAND FILM STORY BOARDS<br />
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TEAM<br />
TEAM EVER GOLD<br />
Daniela Benitez, Caitlyn Bryant, Laney<br />
Roberts, and Ana Marino were the<br />
students of Team Ever Gold. They wanted<br />
to create a campaign that was diverse,<br />
inclusive, and tangible. They found through<br />
their research that the brand had low<br />
national awareness and they wanted to<br />
make Kendra Scott memorable and unique<br />
to reflect the nature of the uniqueness of<br />
the Color Bar customization.<br />
“Colors Change with You” was a concept<br />
created to be inclusive and create<br />
longevity for the campaign. It gave them<br />
the opportunity to utilize new color<br />
changing technology, or “gem tech”,<br />
an interactive tool which helped users<br />
determine their own color personality.<br />
Their campaign embodied the Color Bar<br />
in a way that appealed to a variety of<br />
demographics because of its deliverables.<br />
OUTDOOR ADS<br />
MOODBOARD<br />
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COLORS CHANGE WITH YOU TOUR<br />
STORE DISPLAY WINDOW<br />
TEAM EVER GOLD<br />
presents<br />
The Colors Change with You Tour!<br />
In celebration of the Color Bar, the Kendra<br />
Scott tour bus is stopping at a city near you!<br />
29 ROOMS: INSIDE THE SILHOUETTES<br />
GEM TECH<br />
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TEAM<br />
PRINT CAMPAIGN<br />
TEAM OCEANIC ABALONE<br />
Based on the research gained from a completion<br />
and association surveys conducted around<br />
Savannah, Oceanic Abalone members<br />
Angie Dahnous, Chauni Lour Blanc, Rachel<br />
Proctor, and Jake Wolfe decided to explore<br />
the storytelling of the Kendra Scott Color Bar<br />
in order to enhance customer experiences.<br />
Their campaign tag line was “That Moment”, an<br />
opportunity for the customer to associate the<br />
small but significant moments with a piece of<br />
Color Bar jewelry. They wanted to convey the<br />
message that your favorite memory could live on<br />
through specially crafted Kendra Scott jewelry.<br />
INSTORE<br />
The team proposed a “This Sweet Moment” popup<br />
event, a tiered loyalty program for new and<br />
existing customers, strategically placed<br />
print advertisements, a brand film based on<br />
“That Moment,” a top 100 customer mailing list<br />
with refer a friend benefits, and an incentivized<br />
social media reward system.<br />
FILM SHOOT OPTIONS<br />
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MOODBOARD<br />
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PURCHASE <strong>PROCESS</strong><br />
COLOR BAR PERSONAS<br />
TEAM OCEANIC ABALONE<br />
CUSTOMER LOYALTY<br />
SOCIAL MEDIA<br />
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CHECKPOINT PRESENTATION<br />
This presentation gave each team<br />
the opportunity to showcase their<br />
research and concepts to the Kendra<br />
Scott representatives. In turn, the<br />
Kendra Scott team received plenty of<br />
information to review and create focus<br />
for the next phase of the process.<br />
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CHECKPOINT FEEDBACK<br />
After the presentation, the Kendra Scott<br />
Representatives reviewed each team presentation and<br />
selected elements they wanted to be included in the<br />
next phase. The campaign idea that was chosen was<br />
“Colors Change with You”, presented by Team Ever<br />
Gold. In their feedback, they challenged students<br />
to find a deeper meaning and key message in the<br />
campaign. They also noted elements of other group<br />
presentations to be included in the next phase.<br />
They provided thorough notes regarding the<br />
development and initiatives of the campaign. This<br />
included mural activations, OOH initiatives, events and<br />
social media postings to create a cohesive message:<br />
“Colors Change with You”.<br />
29 ROOM WITH SWING<br />
THE COLOR BAR COCKTAIL<br />
INSTORE COLOR BAR ELEMENTS<br />
CHOSEN TAG LINE<br />
OUTDOOR MURALS<br />
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During Phase 2, the students were divided<br />
into 3 large groups and 5 micro-groups. These<br />
groups addressed each element of the campaign<br />
and dedicated time and resources to creating<br />
deliverables for the midterm presentation.
PHASE 2 TIMELINE<br />
4/15 4/16<br />
4/17<br />
4/18<br />
4/19<br />
4/20<br />
Introduction to<br />
Phase 2 Teams<br />
Goal Meetings<br />
for Phase 2<br />
Outcome Meetings<br />
for Phase 2<br />
Team Presentations of<br />
Campaign Objectives<br />
Team Concept<br />
Development<br />
Presentation Strategy<br />
& Mood Boards<br />
Midterm Goals<br />
4/21<br />
4/22<br />
4/23<br />
4/24<br />
4/25<br />
Establishment of<br />
Presentation<br />
Strategy & Mood<br />
boards<br />
Finalization of<br />
Initiatives &<br />
Mock-ups<br />
Finalization of<br />
Presentation &<br />
Primary Dress<br />
Rehearsal<br />
Final Dress<br />
Rehearsal<br />
Midterm<br />
Presentation<br />
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Based on the feedback and adapted personas, the digital, social media, and influencers<br />
group focused on intriguing wider audiences through social media initiatives. Their goal<br />
was to create social media buzz and drive awareness to the campaign.<br />
DIGITAL, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND INFLUENCERS<br />
Based on the feedback from Phase 1, the team incorporated the Cocktail Quiz into<br />
the Kendra Scott Facets Blog. Additionally, they created geo-filters on Snapchat, a<br />
Facebook 360 canvas released for guerilla marketing initiatives, and Color Bar themed<br />
PR packages that would invite influencers to attend the launch event for the campaign.<br />
PR BOX SKETCHES<br />
Dani Sauter<br />
@blonde_inthedistrict<br />
67.9k followers<br />
MOODBOARD<br />
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SNAPCHAT GEOFILTERS<br />
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FACETS BLOG: COCKTAIL QUIZ<br />
Tanya<br />
@modern.mrs<br />
23.7k followers<br />
Engagement Rate: 3.67%<br />
Cost per Post: $147.75-$246.25<br />
INFLUENCERS LIST<br />
DIGITAL, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND INFLUENCERS<br />
Kellie Brown<br />
@itsmekellieb<br />
70.9k followers<br />
Engagement Rate: 2.48%<br />
Cost per Post: $284.25-$473.75<br />
Dani Sauter<br />
@blonde_inthedistrict<br />
67.9k followers<br />
Engagement Rate: 1.66%<br />
Cost per Post: $271.5-$452.5<br />
Being Bridget<br />
@being_bridget<br />
54.1k followers<br />
Engagement Rate: 1.67%<br />
Cost per Post: $216-$360<br />
SOCIAL MEDIA POSTINGS<br />
Dr. Brittney J. Fusilier<br />
@brittfusilier<br />
19.7k followers<br />
Engagement Rate: 9%<br />
Cost per Post: $130.5-$217.5<br />
Caitlyn Neier<br />
@caitlynneier<br />
26.6k followers<br />
Engagement Rate: 5.17%<br />
Cost per Post: $139.5-$232.5<br />
MIMOSAS & MANHATTAN<br />
@courtandkelly<br />
63.9k followers<br />
Engagement Rate: 1.59%<br />
Cost per Post: $255-$425<br />
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GUERRILLA<br />
The guerrilla marketing team focused on the interactive capabilities of<br />
marketing initiatives. Their purpose was to give potential customers new ways<br />
to interact with the brand. They wanted their initiatives to be interactive and<br />
ultimately lead to a purchasing moment. The “Inside the Silhouette” storage<br />
container, the “Gem Wall”, and the “Peel Wall” all were guerrilla marketing<br />
activations that would exist in well researched locations based on target<br />
audience and foot traffic.<br />
PEEL WALL<br />
MOODBOARD<br />
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GUERRILLA<br />
INSIDE THE SILHOUETTES<br />
ROCK WALL<br />
LOCATIONS<br />
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IN-STORE AND ONLINE EXPERIENCE<br />
These students wanted to bridge the gap between the in-store and online<br />
experience. This meant creating initiatives that provided the target audience with a<br />
cohesive, enhanced experience. The team referenced the personas for inspiration in<br />
appealing to the ideal demographic. This included adding a seating area, a redesigned<br />
display for the Color Bar gems, cohesive signage throughout the store and eyecatching<br />
outdoor window displays. Based on the feedback, they took inspiration<br />
from Team Ever Gold’s 29 Rooms idea and created an in-store instagrammable<br />
moment with a swing and gem-like backdrop. This team also included cohesive<br />
signage on the website and created an interface for the Color Personality Quiz,<br />
which customers could take in-store or online.<br />
Mood Board for In-Store and Customer Experience Design<br />
WINDOW AND IN STORE DISPLAYS<br />
MOODBOARD<br />
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ONLINE COLOR BAR EXPERIENCE<br />
IN-STORE COLOR BAR TEST<br />
IN-STORE AND ONLINE EXPERIENCE<br />
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PRINT AND OOH MARKETING<br />
This team used inspiration from the Kendra Scott Instagram to create<br />
concepts for various print and out of home initiatives. They wanted to bridge<br />
the current aesthetic of Kendra Scott with the Colors Change with You<br />
campaign by photographing models in a single color that expressed the bold<br />
personality of the campaign in an eye-catching way.<br />
Mood Board for Print-OOH and Direct Marketing<br />
THANK YOU EMAIL<br />
THANK YOU CARD ONLINE<br />
MOODBOARD<br />
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PRINT AND OOH MARKETING<br />
THE WILD POSTING<br />
This posting was an opportunity for potential customers to<br />
gain a point of interaction with the brand. Incorporating the<br />
campaign at street level in an unexpected way would give<br />
people the opportunity to have a memorable photo moment<br />
and learn more about the Color Bar jewelry at Kendra Scott.<br />
PRINT AD<br />
Use of campaign imagery in various fashion magazines<br />
would be another point of awareness and interaction with<br />
the target customer. This team drafted mock-ups of print<br />
advertisements to help the Kendra Scott team visualize<br />
another aspect of the marketing strategies.<br />
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MEDIA PRODUCTION<br />
The media production team used the feedback they received to produce brand<br />
films that incorporated “Colors Change with You” in a variety of narratives. They<br />
capitalized on nostalgia and storytelling moments that created lasting emotional<br />
impact and connection with the target audience.<br />
These brand films were adaptable for all social media platforms, and could also be<br />
shared on the website or in the store. Each concept presented made use of the<br />
Color Bar as a catalyst for the perfect Kendra Scott shopping experience.<br />
Shoot Deck for Film 2<br />
STYLING<br />
LOGLINE<br />
Two girls prove that neither time nor distance can come<br />
between the bond of friendship. That indeed their colors<br />
have changed, but they remain close throughout the<br />
entirety of their respective experiences.<br />
PROM<br />
GRADUATION<br />
LEAVING FOR COLLEGE<br />
MOODBOARD<br />
MOOD<br />
Shoot Deck for Film 3<br />
LOGLINE<br />
STYLING<br />
SUMMER BREAK WEDDING NYE CELEBRATION<br />
A young woman embraces acceptance and pride in herself thanks to a special<br />
Kendra Scott Color Bar gift.<br />
MOOD<br />
HAIR & MAKEUP<br />
MODEL BEHAVIOR<br />
MODEL BEHAVIOR<br />
#PrideinYourself<br />
HAIR & MAKEUP<br />
MOODBOARD<br />
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MOODBOARD<br />
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MOODBOARD<br />
LOGLINE<br />
A CEO spreads joy and color throughout her workplace thanks to her<br />
Kendra Scott Color Bar jewelry pieces.<br />
STYLING<br />
Shoot Deck for Film 1<br />
STORYBOARD - BEST FRIENDS<br />
MEDIA PRODUCTION<br />
MOOD<br />
STORYBOARD - GIRLBOSS<br />
STORYBOARD - THE COUPLE<br />
MODEL BEHAVIOR<br />
HAIR & MAKEUP<br />
STORYBOARD - PRIDE<br />
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The storyboards and mood boards allowed the client to<br />
visualize the vision of the media production team. Through<br />
visual narrative, they wanted to create a memorable and<br />
relatable experience for the target audience, by touching<br />
moments and scenarios that would connect with many<br />
consumers within the 18-35 demographic.<br />
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INSTAGRAMMABLE MOMENTS<br />
EVENTS<br />
As per feedback, the events team wanted to focus in on the<br />
key messaging of the campaign. They wanted to establish the<br />
fun and unique experience of the Color Bar at each event.<br />
Takeaways would include stickers with the campaign message,<br />
post-able photo moments, and purchase moments leading the<br />
target audience back to interact with the brand more.<br />
INFLUENCER INVITEES<br />
COLOR BAR COCKTAILS<br />
MOODBOARD<br />
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EVENTS<br />
Pop-ups became a facet for maintaining buzz and<br />
interaction with the target audience. By utilizing<br />
the research they did in previous phases, this<br />
team knew where to find and interact with<br />
customers. They determined that select cities<br />
across the country would be the ideal locations<br />
for interaction with the target audience. In<br />
addition to the established focus in Texas, this<br />
team wanted to include cities that could attract<br />
new clientele in other parts of the country.<br />
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PACIFIC PARK<br />
Private<br />
350 Guests<br />
EVENTS<br />
Public<br />
2,000 Guests<br />
The Color Bar Carnival was pitched<br />
as the ultimate brand event, an<br />
opportunity to launch the “Colors<br />
Change with You” campaign and inspire<br />
future events to create longevity.<br />
The Color Bar Carnival would take<br />
place on the Santa Monica Pier in<br />
California, an iconic location to<br />
draw influencers and customers<br />
alike to enjoy a fully branded Kendra<br />
Scott experience.<br />
The team proposed two options for<br />
the launch: a soft opening or a larger<br />
scale event with specific activities and<br />
deliverables. The event would utilize<br />
previous initiatives of the campaign<br />
and highlight upon the Color Bar<br />
experience with Kendra acting as a<br />
fortune teller who would “predict” your<br />
gem, using the Color Personality Quiz.<br />
Launch Party<br />
Highlight the many facets of you at the<br />
WEST END<br />
Private<br />
100 Guests<br />
MERRY-GO-ROUND<br />
Semi-private / Private<br />
-30, -60, 90 Guests<br />
COLOR BAR FORTUNE TELLER<br />
launch party in Santa Monica Pier, California!<br />
Take your color personality test, find your<br />
iconic drink, and enjoy a wide variety of fun<br />
and games, all in the celebration of you.<br />
Thursday, September 19, 2020 5 P.M. - 9 P.M. PCT Santa Monica Pier, California<br />
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MIDTERM PRESENTATION<br />
The students transformed their classroom<br />
into an immersive tour for the Kendra Scott<br />
representatives to experience. Each team<br />
highlighted upon The Color Bar focus and<br />
reiterated the influence of Phase 1 feedback.<br />
There were mock-tails, scrumptious cupcakes,<br />
light music, and inviting faces at each stop<br />
of the tour as the class explained their work,<br />
research, and processes thus far. Collectively,<br />
they established a connection between the<br />
Color Bar and the “Colors Change with You”<br />
campaign. They created a cohesive narrative<br />
during their presentation that provided the<br />
Kendra Scott team with much to discuss.<br />
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MIDTERM FEEDBACK<br />
WATERCOLOR TEXTURE<br />
After the midterm presentation, the Kendra Scott team<br />
reviewed the work and gave students guidance for how<br />
to continue the direction of the campaign. They<br />
strongly felt that the photoshoot imagery and the<br />
concepts presented by the guerrilla marketing team<br />
should drive the artistic vision and creative direction<br />
for the final presentation.<br />
HAND LETTERING<br />
COLOR BAR PHOTOSHOOT<br />
The Print and Out Of Home team selected<br />
five models to represent 5 colors from their<br />
initial photoshoot concept. They wanted to<br />
showcase diversity in the types of models<br />
they included, to establish the campaign as an<br />
opportunity for ANYONE to use the Color<br />
Bar. They used a monochromatic theme to<br />
showcase the Color Bar jewelry and instructed<br />
the models to make their poses as fun and full<br />
of personality as possible.<br />
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Teams in Phase 3 remained relatively similar, as<br />
students created tangible deliverables for the final<br />
project. Teamwork was especially vital for this<br />
phase, because the class wanted to create a fully<br />
immersive experience for the final presentation.
PHASE 3 TIMELINE<br />
4/30<br />
5/01<br />
5/02<br />
5/03<br />
5/04<br />
5/05<br />
5/06<br />
5/07<br />
5/08<br />
Introduction to<br />
Phase 3 Teams<br />
Process Book Layout<br />
Phase 3 Ideation<br />
Process Book Layout<br />
Final Presentation<br />
Ideation<br />
Process Book Layout<br />
Final Presentation<br />
Ideation<br />
Process Book Layout<br />
Final Presentation<br />
Ideation<br />
Process Book Layout<br />
Mock-up Refinement<br />
from Feedback<br />
Mock-up Refinement<br />
from Feedback<br />
Discussion of Final<br />
Deliverables<br />
Process Book<br />
Refinement<br />
5/09<br />
5/10<br />
5/11<br />
5/12<br />
5/13<br />
5/14<br />
5/15<br />
5/16<br />
5/17<br />
5/18<br />
Mock-up Sketching<br />
Micro team goes to<br />
Austin<br />
Client Video Check-in<br />
Micro team in Austin<br />
Mock-up Sketching<br />
Micro team returns<br />
from Austin<br />
Mock-up<br />
Refinements<br />
Process Book<br />
Development<br />
Mock-up<br />
Refinements<br />
Process Book<br />
Development<br />
Austin Team<br />
Debrief<br />
Presentation<br />
Presentation<br />
Refinements<br />
Process Book<br />
Development<br />
Presentation<br />
Refinements<br />
Process Book<br />
Development<br />
Presentation<br />
Refinements<br />
Process Book<br />
Test Printing<br />
Presentation<br />
Refinements<br />
Process Book<br />
Test Printing<br />
5/19<br />
5/20<br />
5/21<br />
5/22<br />
5/23<br />
5/24<br />
5/25<br />
5/26<br />
5/27<br />
5/28<br />
Presentation<br />
Mock-ups<br />
Process Book Editing<br />
Adjustments<br />
Process Book<br />
Submission<br />
Adjustments &<br />
Refinement<br />
Adjustments &<br />
Refinement<br />
Room Installation<br />
& Dress Rehearsal<br />
Room Installation<br />
& Dress Rehearsal<br />
Dress Rehearsal Dress Rehearsal Dress Rehearsal Final Presentation<br />
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VISIT TO AUSTIN<br />
Elianna Ayala, Daniela Benitez, Caitlyn<br />
Bryant, and Kelli Smith were selected by<br />
their classmates to visit the Kendra Scott<br />
home office and flagship store in Austin,<br />
Texas, with Professor Alessandro Cannata.<br />
They were able to meet with executives<br />
and project managers to discuss the<br />
campaign in depth, as well as tour the<br />
office to fully understand the Kendra Scott<br />
brand. They also toured three different<br />
Kendra Scott store locations in the Austin<br />
area, which all featured the Color Bar 3.0,<br />
a reimagined Color Bar experience. They<br />
came back from their visit reinvigorated<br />
to establish the feedback given during<br />
their stay in Austin.<br />
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VISIT TO AUSTIN<br />
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BTS BRAND FILMS<br />
BRAND FILMS<br />
After the midterm presentation, the media production team began shooting the<br />
three brand films based on concepts presented during the midterm presentation.<br />
SCADpro students Camila Abuawad, Mikayla Chandler, and Raegan Levan<br />
starred in the films, while other classmates helped style the actors and sets and<br />
aid director Taylor Wedding in the production.<br />
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BTS BRAND FILMS<br />
The film team consisted of Taylor Wedding and<br />
Raegan Levan, assisted by Angie Dahnous. They<br />
worked tirelessly for three days to produce the<br />
content for three brand films. Raegan also starred<br />
in a film, alongside Justin Smith on the first day<br />
of production. The second day of production was<br />
dedicated to the film starring Camila Abuawad.<br />
Mikayla Chandler and Teresa Dimercurio were<br />
filmed on the third day of production for the final<br />
brand film. Caitlyn Bryant styled each film and<br />
Elianna Ayala served as the makeup artist.<br />
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BTS PHOTOSHOOT<br />
PHOTOSHOOT<br />
During Week 7, the students simultaneously produced the<br />
brand films and the photo shoots for the print and instore<br />
signage. Rachel Proctor photographed five models<br />
on seamless backdrops that matched the jewelry and<br />
clothing they wore. Over the course of the day, many team<br />
members split their time between the film set and the photo<br />
shoot, to maximize efficiency for production.<br />
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BTS GUERRILLA<br />
GUERRILLA<br />
Daniela Benitez and Kajal Boghara led the design team for the<br />
guerrilla marketing initiatives. Alongside a team of industrial<br />
designers, they created a full scale rock wall and a maquette<br />
of “Inside the Gem” experience, adding to the immersive<br />
deliverables of the final presentation.<br />
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BTS IN-STORE<br />
IN-STORE<br />
Daniela and Kajal also designed the gem wall for an interactive swing<br />
moment for customers to enjoy while shopping in a Kendra Scott store.<br />
They purchased tiles that mimic gem facets to bring the cohesive gem<br />
elements to the in-store experience.<br />
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The final presentation guided the Kendra Scott<br />
representatives and SCAD faculty through a fully<br />
immersive experience. As soon as they arrived,<br />
they were greeted by students, who ushered them<br />
to the three rooms where full-scale deliverables,<br />
maquettes, mock-ups, and activities were set up<br />
to convey the “Colors Change with You” campaign<br />
through a branded experience. The students reiterated<br />
the presence of the Color Bar and its relevance in<br />
each area of the marketing campaign.
PHOTOSHOOT<br />
MIDTERM PHOTOSHOOT FEEDBACK<br />
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IN-STORE<br />
DISPLAY<br />
IN-STORE DISPLAY<br />
WINDOW DISPLAYS<br />
The Kendra Scott in-store signage is branded to match the overall Colors Change with You<br />
campaign. By using real-world models, bold color blocking outfits, and coordinating Kendra Scott<br />
Color Bar jewelry, we hope to catch the customer’s eye with these bright in-store signs. The signs<br />
come in a variety of sizes, including 8”x 10”, 4”x 5”, and 3”x 3” as well as digitally for the Color Bar<br />
display screens. They use hand-drawn patterns, Color Bar gems, and lettering to create a unique<br />
aesthetic that everyone will love. Within the signage there are product labels, so customers who love<br />
the pieces on the models can know exactly what they’re looking for.<br />
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IN-STORE<br />
DISPLAY<br />
IN-STORE DISPLAY<br />
WINDOW DISPLAYS<br />
They wanted to catch the customer’s eye by creating bold and beautiful window<br />
displays that not only encapsulate the Colors Change with You campaign, but also<br />
offer customers that Instagrammable moment. By incorporating the hand-drawn gems<br />
and hand lettering that has been utilized through the entire campaign, they created<br />
a window display that promotes the uniqueness and personalization of the Color Bar.<br />
Here are a few varieties of how the window display could look, including the standard,<br />
double standard, and extra large window.<br />
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EVENTS<br />
EVENTS<br />
BRANDED SURFBOARD<br />
To accompany the Colors Change<br />
With You launch party, the team<br />
created branded surfboards to relate<br />
the event to the location chosen.<br />
EVENT FLOOR PLAN<br />
This is a floor plan mock-up that the<br />
team decided was best fitted for the<br />
launch party’s purpose.<br />
YELLOW CARPET<br />
When entering the Colors Change With You<br />
launch party, a yellow carpet will be present for a<br />
shareable moment or for press purposes.<br />
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GUERRILLA<br />
GUERRILLA<br />
HASHTAG MOSAIC<br />
They team decided that setting up a custom mosaic activity and partnering with a company such as<br />
Luster, would be beneficial for Kendra Scott. Luster offers high-tech experiential solutions that allow<br />
event guests, social media followers, and others to interact with the company and brand in a unique<br />
way. Luster offers two unique social media opportunities: the Hashtag Mosaic Wall and the Hashtag<br />
Printer. The Hashtag Mosaic Wall allows Kendra Scott event attendees to contribute live and in realtime<br />
by using a unique social media hashtag. Guests can snap a photo at the event, post on their<br />
Instagram or Twitter, and receive a photo sticker that they will place on the one-of-a-kind mosaic. As<br />
the mosaic begins to materialize, guests will take part in their own social contribution.<br />
TO ACCESS THE FINAL PRESENTATION<br />
& ALL DELIVERABLES USE THE QR CODE.<br />
Open your Camera app and point it steady for 2-3 seconds towards<br />
the QR Code you want to scan. Whenever scanning is enabled, a<br />
notification will appear. If nothing happens, you may have to go to<br />
your Settings app and enable QR Code scanning. If QR Codes isn’t<br />
an option in your settings, your device unfortunately can’t scan<br />
QR Codes natively. But don’t worry, this only means you’ll have to<br />
download a third-party QR Code reader app.<br />
QR Code Reader: Currently with 291,000+ reviews, this QR Code<br />
reader app is the most popular on Google Play Store.<br />
Step 1: Open the Camera app either from the lock screen or tapping<br />
on the icon from your home screen.<br />
Step 2: Hold your device steady for 2-3 seconds towards the QR<br />
Code you want to scan.<br />
Step 3: Click on the notification to open the content<br />
of the QR Code.<br />
Another unique experience that they can bring to Kendra Scott events, pop-ups,<br />
and other out-of-store opportunities is the Hashtag Printer, also in partnership<br />
with Luster. Guests can snap a photo on their own device, post on their Instagram<br />
or Twitter using the event’s unique social media hashtag, and receive a 2”x 3”<br />
branded photo that they can take with them as a keepsake.<br />
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The Appendix features a team picture and<br />
a credit page for the students outside<br />
of the SCADpro team who greatly<br />
contributed to the process.
THANK YOU<br />
On behalf of the entire class,<br />
we would like to thank first and<br />
foremost the Kendra Scott<br />
team. Your help throughout the<br />
process has been invaluable and<br />
thank you for all the resources.<br />
Of course, thanks to our<br />
professor and mentor Alessandro<br />
Cannata, and to our account<br />
manager Paul Runko. Their<br />
guidance throughout the project<br />
was essential for the creation<br />
of the marketing campaign<br />
for the Color Bar.<br />
We also want to give a special mention and thanks to<br />
the following students for helping us with the creation<br />
and edition of our campaign films, and bringing to life<br />
the gem wall design:<br />
Taylor Wedding (Film and Television): co-writer, co-producer,<br />
co-director, director of photography and editor.<br />
Olivia Schneider (Film and Television): editor<br />
Eric Johnson (Film and Television): editor<br />
Kat Ellig (Production Design): production designer<br />
Justin Smith (Performing Arts): cast- guy<br />
Teresa Dimercurio (Performing Arts): cast- best friend<br />
Jordan Kurz (Industrial Design): gem wall construction<br />
Charlie Conlan (Industrial Design): gem wall construction<br />
Floyd Liu (Industrial Design): gem wall construction<br />
Fahad Aljurbua (Industrial Design): gem wall construction<br />
Chris Langley (Industrial Design): gem wall construction<br />
Will Sanders (Industrial Design): gem wall construction<br />
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