Google

Experiential Design

 

I conceived the creation of a first-of-its-kind consumer activation for the newly launched Google Home Mini—a 13 city, 35-day roadshow called the Google Home Mini Donut Shop. Armed with the tagline of “The size of a donut, the power of a superhero,” my team developed a hands-on product experience to show real people how a smart speaker could provide a little help at home.

On an eight week timeline, I led a multi-disciplinary group of 20+ in-house creatives, producers, and partners to build out the Donut Shop from concept through execution. More than 80,000 people tried out the Google Home Mini, and the campaign yielded nearly 480MM earned media impressions. What started in the United States was deemed such a success that it eventually went to four international markets: London, Tokyo, Sydney, and Toronto.

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My Roles & Responsibilities

creative direction, brand strategy, activations, 360 campaign, marketing communications, art treatment, on-set art direction, selects, post-production, digital and print design, and pre-press

 

Credits

David Lemke – EVP, Creative Services
Liz McCoy – Director of Creative Operations
Michael Kingery – ACD / 3D Designer
Jericho Castillo – 2D Designer
Bryant Aguilar – 2D Designer

External Vendors

T3

Anthony Quach