Scoopski’s Biscuit Spread Launch
How Mediachondria Digital promoted India’s first biscuit spread by Scoopski to #GetSpreadGo with the decadent snackable!
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Scenario:
Scoopski, a brand which sells its namesake as edible cookie dough wanted to launch a biscuit spread through their social media handle and build conversation around the product. The spread was to be promoted as a lifestyle and premium product but one, which a person could indulge in on an everyday basis.
The Challenge:
Mediachondria Digital had to match the existing quirky brand messaging of the account while highlighting the indulgence that the biscuit spread offers.
The Execution:
Mediachondria Digital started with designing the packaging of the product. This proved to be a real challenge since the shape of the jar wasn’t very easy to work with. The tapering shape of the jar made it a little difficult to incorporate a design which would flow seamlessly with the contents of the jar and thus, needed to adopt a creative execution on the designing end.
The marketing campaign needed to encompass a feeling of indulgence and so the photography and videography of the product was executed in a manner that focused on application-based lifestyle shots. Set on the breakfast table, these shots conveyed the message of the spread becoming an everyday staple.
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The idea of the spread launch was devised to portray it as a premium eatable that could potentially become a part of a man’s everyday life.
This ideology was kept in mind to build a narrative which promoted the caramelly and indulgent biscuit spread as a must-have spread jar in one’s kitchen cabinet.