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HACK TO SCHOOL

Objective:

Drive brand awareness and product sales through a “live classroom,”

interactive video concept, centered around the {Advertiser’s computer}

Team: Marketing, Creative, Sales, AdOps, & Editorial

My Role: Logo Design & Standard Banners

Award: Innovation Lenovo Hack To School Campaign - Team Award 2016

PROGRAM DETAILS

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Beginning in early September, Ziff Davis Tech began an extensive teacher outreach program, announcing the Hack to School program nationwide and invited teachers to register for a chance to win one of 15 free (Advertiser) laptops.

ZIFF DAVIS SOLUTION

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Activate STEM curriculum participants—both teachers and
students—through Hack To School, a cross-platform, interactive learning experience that taught students coding basics and put {Advertiser’s} laptops in the hands of teachers grades 4-12.

CAMPAIGN HIGHLIGHTS

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• Over 131,000 hours of exposure time with Ziff Davis readers
• 6% Lift in Attention Quality vs industry benchmark
• 36% Lift in Universal Interaction vs industry benchmark
• 16.23% Lift in overall user engagement for Facebook Video

DROVE REACH & ENGAGEMENT

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• We delivered 30% more views than contracted
at no charge to {Advertiser}
• The 10/26 episode significantly  outperformed
Ziff Davis Tech's sponsored video benchmark, delivering
more than 2X engagement vs benchmark in every category
• Overall user engagement for this campaign was strong, exceeding our sponsored video benchmark by 16.23%

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“First of all, thank you for what you do. Many of my students

came in this morning talking about net logo experiments they

were doing last night! Overall I thought the broadcast was

great: not too long, clear instruction, and good interaction

with live viewers”


- Keeler Park at Kensington CAPA

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