Case Study · 03
Meet. Move. Win.
Athleisure Campaign
A brand campaign that turned three words into a whole content system. An offer built around how event professionals actually live; on their feet, between flights, never sitting still.
Snapshot
Industry
Events & B2B Marketing
Format
Multi-channel Campaign — Landing Page, Email, Social, Trade Show
Goal
Drive sales-qualified meetings through an irresistible, audience-specific incentive
Audience
Event Professionals, Active urban 20–35s
Deliverables
Landing page copy · 6-touch email sequence · LinkedIn & Instagram copy · Trade show copy
The Brief
The Challenge
Every incentive campaign runs into the same wall eventually: the prize stops feeling special, and "book a call to win something" starts sounding exactly like what it is. We didn't want generic; we wanted a prize that felt like it was built for this specific audience, rather than bolted onto a meeting-booking funnel. The real brief was to find the thing event professionals actually want, badly enough that booking a 30-minute call feels like a fair trade for the chance at it.
The Idea
The Angle
Event professionals are some of the most physically active people in B2B. They're on their feet at conferences for ten hours straight, sprinting between sessions, hauling boxes, standing through entire trade show days that would break most desk workers in half. After several conversations with a sample audience, we realized that athleisure isn't a lifestyle category for this audience; it's a genuine, daily, practical need. So instead of a generic gift card to a generic retailer, we built the offer around three brands this audience already loved and actually wears: Lululemon, Alo Yoga, and Gymshark. A $150 gift card, winner's choice of brand, and the specific items they wanted. The tone followed the same logic. A warm, peer-to-peer invitation: meet for thirty minutes, move better for the rest of the season.
The Execution
What Got Built
Campaign Concept
A 3-word framework designed to flex across formats and seasons.
Social Direction
Visual rules for color, motion, and pacing across the feed.
Copy System
Headline templates the team could reuse without writing from scratch.
Video Briefs
Short-form briefs built around movement and rhythm, not voiceover.
The Outcome
The campaign brought in over 150 new leads into the pipeline, which was a strong signal that the offer had genuinely landed with the audience it was built for. Twenty winners were selected at close, each choosing their own brand and items, which gave the campaign a satisfying, personal finish instead of a single anonymous giveaway winner. The behavioral email segmentation (splitting cold outreach from warm, click-based follow-up) meant leads weren't getting hammered with the same message regardless of where they were in the funnel. That nuance is part of why the volume held up across all six touches instead of dropping off after the first email.
My Role
What I Handled
Landing page copy, the full 6-touch email sequence (cold list + behavioral warm sequence), LinkedIn and Instagram copy, and trade show copy.