Live Freer, Lease a house with Invitation Homes
Agency Known draws on millennial way of life in new campaign for Invitation Homes.
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There’s a growing affinity for what some are calling the subscription economy.
This is primarily seen in the millennial generation but also being embraced by others. These people are leasing their music, their rides, their cars, their movies, and their homes. Invitation Homes tapped agency Known, for their latest campaign called Live Freer, Lease a house to illuminate the value of a more convenient lifestyle, celebrating Millennials for making the conscious decision to lease.
Known’s research and strategy teams immersed themselves in behavioural data and applied advanced analytics to define target audiences and persuadable micro-segments. The team applied learnings from Known’s proprietary study of consumers (called “The Human Condition”), to better understand specific motivations for relocation during COVID.
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- Agency Known/Los Angeles
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Credits
powered by
- Agency Known/Los Angeles
- Live Action Jared Christensen
- Brand Creative Jody Friedericks
- Senior Creative Director Amanda Hanig
- Art Director Rosalee Lewis
- Creative Director Soomean Chang
- Copywriter Shawn Boyd
- Producer Peter Sestina
Credits
powered by
- Agency Known/Los Angeles
- Live Action Jared Christensen
- Brand Creative Jody Friedericks
- Senior Creative Director Amanda Hanig
- Art Director Rosalee Lewis
- Creative Director Soomean Chang
- Copywriter Shawn Boyd
- Producer Peter Sestina
This enabled the team to identify two powerful creative directions and test them with potential customers, and the higher performing creative direction became their creative focus. Staying close during the creative development, strategists were able to ensure the messaging would resonate with the target audience while differentiating Invitation Homes in the marketplace.
As a result, the macaw (named Pumpkin) featured in the spot was chosen to metaphorically represent the millennial generation’s tendency to “take flight” to find a new home, in this case through leasing, a viable and realistic opportunity to live the life you want without the burden and responsibility of owning a home.
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