Work

pyrex

multi-channel brand expression

  • Brand Expression
  • Photo and Video Production and Asset Capture
  • Email Design, Marketing, and Automation
  • Social Media and Influencer Marketing

Here at BMDG, we love helping brands with a rich heritage and a devoted following to create new generations of fans by refreshing the look and feel of the brand. When we began working with Pyrex, we searched for the one thing that connected all the home-cooked meals and festive feasts we’ve shared with our friends and family. The answer we came up with was simple: love. The “Make It With Love, Share It With Pyrex” campaign was born.

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The campaign was so well received that Pyrex asked us to expand it into a multi-channel brand expression project, which included concepting and storyboarding TV spots and videos for the Martha Bakes food show on PBS. To help us tell this story, we refreshed in-store signage, developed an email marketing campaign, and engaged with social media influencers to share the hashtag, #ShareItWithPyrex. We also created an inspirational landing page to serve as a hub for all campaign content.

Since then, we have continued to work with Pyrex on new packaging concepts, social media, and content shoots. Much of our work has focused on streamlining and elevating Pyrex’s packaging so the brand is represented more consistently on the shelf across multiple retailers, including Target, Macy’s, Kohl’s, Walmart, Costco, and Sam’s Club.

Now, the focus of our work is helping Pyrex build brand affinity with new, younger audiences through creative and tactics that engages with modern kitchen habits: smaller portions, fresh ingredients, and health-conscious lifestyles.

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Pretend it’s 2006 and you’re a marketer at our Midwestern agency. The trade shows in Chicago and Atlanta are packed, and if you want to build a brand relationship, you have to be there. You walk the floor, have conversations, and shake a lot of hands. Back at the office, you listen to your voicemail twice a day and jot callback numbers on paper or your Palm Pilot. There’s no GPS, no Slack, no pinging someone a file. If a client needs to see work, you bring the work to them. Everything takes longer, and in a way, everything means more because of it.