SEE THE UNSEEN
People often skip cancer screenings if they don’t see any symptoms. So to encourage more people to get screened, Baylor Scott & White Health needed a memorable way to convey the idea that just because you can’t see something doesn’t mean it’s not there. That’s when we hid our message in plain sight during primetime football.
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Social Good
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Partnerships & Sponsorships
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Public Relations
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GOLD NATIONAL ADDY
Public Service Interactive Campaign
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JUDGE’S CHOICE
1 in 3 people who skip cancer screenings say it’s because they don’t see any signs.
But even if everything looks normal…
Something could be hiding.
But even if everything looks normal, something could be hiding.
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To demonstrate how cancer screenings help us see the unseen, we used UV paint to hide a message on Dak Prescott’s cleats which he revealed during the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats game.
SOCIAL VIDEO
We documented the design process so Dak and the Cowboys could spread the message on social media ahead of the game.
BEHIND THE SCENES
Then we ran back-to-back ads in the Dallas Morning News so readers could experience the reveal by simply turning the page.
Everything drove to a landing page where visitors could learn about early detection and schedule a screening.
The earlier you find cancer,
the more power you have to fight it.
