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šļø Behind The Entry Podcasts
Want to be part of the new mini-series? Share the untold story behind your favourite work and celebrate the teams and clients who made it happen with a global audience listening in across 101+ countries.
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š¢ Hiring or promoting something useful?
This is the Worldās No.1 Marketing Podcast. Chances are your next hire is already listening.
š© [email protected]
š” Mentorship
Help is just one click away:
https://thecreativefloor.com/mentorship
š Agency Tales: The Book
https://thecreativefloor.com/agency-tales
š Seminar
The Common Sense Guide to Great Advertising:
https://thecreativefloor.com/masterclass
šļø Behind the Entry: The 95 MPH Eye Exam
Baseball star couldnāt hit the ball... until he got an eye test.. This week we head to New York to go behind one of this yearās Creative Floor entries: The 95 MPH Eye Exam by Edelman for the American Optometric Association.Ā
When World Series champion KikĆ© HernĆ”ndez suddenly hit a career slump, fans blamed form. Critics blamed confidence. The real problem? He literally couldnāt see properly. After being diagnosed with astigmatism, HernĆ”ndezās recovery became the centre of a campaign designed to make Americans rethink eye health, not as an optional check-up, but as something directly linked to performance and everyday life. The campaign generated 4.2 billion impressions globally, drove a 344% increase in visits to the AOA doctor locator, and reportedly inspired other professional athletes to book eye exams. In this episode, Edelman reveals how they turned a real sports story into a cultural healthcare moment, sharing lessons on celebrity authenticity, PR-led storytelling, and how healthcare brands can break into culture despite endless timelines, approvals, and regulations.
The team also breaks down what nearly stopped the idea from happening, and why the simplest product demonstrations often hit the hardest.
ā ļø Warning: straight-talking, strong language that might not be suitable for younger listeners
šŗ Link to work:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68c4TDMFjLo&feature=youtu.be
Not all awards are created equal.
šØ Credits
Edelman: Judy John, Eduardo Tavares, Michael Levy, Erin Ayalp, Javiera Wuth, Matthew Fetter, Erin Collett, Kira Rosario, Sydney Bernardo, Alana Thomas, Cindy Chapman, Sean Grossman, Nimra Butt, Shadin Al-Dossari, Ashley Antonini, Sara Rezaee, Amaris Modesto, Stephanie Pudlik, Leilani Weaver, Lydia Milligan and Julian Cuevas.
DJE Studio: Charles Marks, Trevor Potts, Brian Walsh, Will Bystrov, Augustine Arredondo, Juan Delgado, Tomas Castro Mesa, Evan Biancardi, John Munoz, Ćngel MartĆnez, Sait Arias, David Bonilla, Ana Collazos and Andres Ruiz.
UEG: Dylan Froom and Tyler Cohen.
Canja: Nessa Mafra, Eduardo Karas, Filipe Resende Brixel, Flavia Medeiros, Levi Mynssen de Mello and Timothy Cap.
Cora: Lucas Bergamini, Pedro Labonia, Bruna Abubakir and Felipe Rodrigues da Silva.
Clients: Deirdre Middleton and Yakesha Cooper, American Optometric Association.
Partners: Aaron Smith Photography, Cora and Canja.
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šļø Behind The Entry Podcasts
Want to be part of the new mini-series? Share the untold story behind your favourite work and celebrate the teams and clients who made it happen with a global audience listening in across 101+ countries.
š© [email protected]
š¢ Hiring or promoting something useful?
This is the Worldās No.1 Marketing Podcast. Chances are your next hire is already listening.
š© [email protected]
š” Mentorship
Help is just one click away:
https://thecreativefloor.com/mentorship
š Agency Tales: The Book
https://thecreativefloor.com/agency-tales
š Seminar
The Common Sense Guide to Great Advertising:
https://thecreativefloor.com/masterclass
šļø Behind the Entry: The 95 MPH Eye Exam
Baseball star couldnāt hit the ball... until he got an eye test.. This week we head to New York to go behind one of this yearās Creative Floor entries: The 95 MPH Eye Exam by Edelman for the American Optometric Association.Ā
When World Series champion KikĆ© HernĆ”ndez suddenly hit a career slump, fans blamed form. Critics blamed confidence. The real problem? He literally couldnāt see properly. After being diagnosed with astigmatism, HernĆ”ndezās recovery became the centre of a campaign designed to make Americans rethink eye health, not as an optional check-up, but as something directly linked to performance and everyday life. The campaign generated 4.2 billion impressions globally, drove a 344% increase in visits to the AOA doctor locator, and reportedly inspired other professional athletes to book eye exams. In this episode, Edelman reveals how they turned a real sports story into a cultural healthcare moment, sharing lessons on celebrity authenticity, PR-led storytelling, and how healthcare brands can break into culture despite endless timelines, approvals, and regulations.
The team also breaks down what nearly stopped the idea from happening, and why the simplest product demonstrations often hit the hardest.
ā ļø Warning: straight-talking, strong language that might not be suitable for younger listeners
šŗ Link to work:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68c4TDMFjLo&feature=youtu.be
Not all awards are created equal.
šØ Credits
Edelman: Judy John, Eduardo Tavares, Michael Levy, Erin Ayalp, Javiera Wuth, Matthew Fetter, Erin Collett, Kira Rosario, Sydney Bernardo, Alana Thomas, Cindy Chapman, Sean Grossman, Nimra Butt, Shadin Al-Dossari, Ashley Antonini, Sara Rezaee, Amaris Modesto, Stephanie Pudlik, Leilani Weaver, Lydia Milligan and Julian Cuevas.
DJE Studio: Charles Marks, Trevor Potts, Brian Walsh, Will Bystrov, Augustine Arredondo, Juan Delgado, Tomas Castro Mesa, Evan Biancardi, John Munoz, Ćngel MartĆnez, Sait Arias, David Bonilla, Ana Collazos and Andres Ruiz.
UEG: Dylan Froom and Tyler Cohen.
Canja: Nessa Mafra, Eduardo Karas, Filipe Resende Brixel, Flavia Medeiros, Levi Mynssen de Mello and Timothy Cap.
Cora: Lucas Bergamini, Pedro Labonia, Bruna Abubakir and Felipe Rodrigues da Silva.
Clients: Deirdre Middleton and Yakesha Cooper, American Optometric Association.
Partners: Aaron Smith Photography, Cora and Canja.