Multi-Communications Channel
       
     
Campaign Creative
       
     
Content Hub
       
     
Media Stories
       
     
Multi-Communications Channel
       
     
Multi-Communications Channel

Experimental: an exhibition to engage the public to lend support to patients; small-group patient events to engage patients and caregivers.

Owned: an education website as a content hub and provides a universal call to action across all communication channels'; leveraged partners’ social media channels to reach a wider audience.

Earned: research on lung cancer patients’ emotional challenges and endorsement from healthcare professionals drive earned media.

Paid: a paid media strategy to amplify communication assets and drive traffic to the website.

Result Overview

- Event Traffic: 20,000+; Postcard Sent: 2,100+; Event Photo Taken: 3,500+

- Website Traffic: 41,840+

- Sales Increase [2017 compared to 2016]: 129%

- Patient Engagement: 85%

- Article Published: ~65

Campaign Creative
       
     
Campaign Creative

Breathe. Each day we do it countless times without even knowing it. But for those living with lung cancer, each breath is a treasure - It is life. The latest medical developments are providing them with more time to spend with their beloved one.

And the logo features a dandelion, which in Chinese culture symbolizes a gift from loved ones and that life goes on.

Content Hub
       
     
Content Hub

An educational website in three languages that provides a one-stop shop for lung cancer information. Meanwhile, it provided a point of measurement for the campaign.

Development Process for Microsite

1. Research;

2. Content Gathering;

3. Wireframing;

4. Design and Development;

5. Content Publishing;

6. Platform Launch.

Media Stories
       
     
Media Stories

46% of Hong Kong’s population were engaged in a conversation of hope for lung cancer patients.

General Public: 852,655 potential audience reached through media stories, website and public events.

Informed Audience: Reached out more than 40,000 of lung cancer patients and their caregivers.