KEY+LEN
These are unbranded banner ad campaigns i developed for keytruda+Lenvima while working at harrison/star
One of the biggest clients I worked on at Harrison/Star was KEYTRUDA + LENVIMA, an oncology combination therapy owned by Merck and Eisai respectively. This therapy is approved for multiple indications including renal cell carcinoma and endometrial carcinoma. As a member of that creative team, I worked on the development of a wide variety of projects. These included things like banner ad campaigns, internal campaigns, convention pieces, and much more. Many of these things are still in development and as such are not able to be shown at this moment (I’m still happy to speak about them). Below I’ve included the work I did for the RCC Unbranded Banner Campaign, which is now in market. These were actually two different campaigns, one static and one animated.
The fact that these were unbranded allowed for us to do creative ideas that didn’t have to align with the brand’s guideline or messaging. The story behind both of them is fairly similar. We knew with RCC our efficacy data was so good if we could just get an HCP to read it, they would consider prescribing it to their patients. With that in mind, our team concluded that the best strategy would be to cater to an HCP’s fear of not being in the know. In healthcare, things change every day and doctors need to stay on top of the latest research in their fields. We wanted to give them something that showed there was some incredible data out there about advanced RCC, without giving away that this was from KEY+LEN or saying anything that might trigger safety information.
This led to our work on an animated unbranded banner ad. With a new format in play, we wanted to try a new idea that implemented the motion we now had access to. Still working off the idea that our data spoke for itself if we could get it in front of HCPs, our team decided to implement a magnifying glass as a fun visual motif to encourage HCPs to “look closer at the data. You can take a look at the storyboards below to see for yourself