This campaign reflects and takes on the recent social rethinking concerning mental health and encourages Starbucks customers to voice their discomfort in a lighthearted manner for a chance to appear on limited cups.
"Some drink it for a boost, some for comfort, and some just truly love the taste - but not every coffee moment is a positive one and we know that. Whether we struggle at work or just had a bad week it's important to not let it bring you down and to focus on the great things in life, like our Starbucks coffee."
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Campaign Design & Strategy
University Project
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Campaign Design & Strategy
University Project
This campaign reflects and takes up on recent social rethinking concerning mental health and encourages Starbucks customers to voice their discomfort in a lighthearted manner for a chance to appear on limited cups.
"Some drink it for a boost, some for comfort, and some just truly love the taste - but not every coffee moment is a positive one and we know that.
Whether we struggle at work or just had a bad week it's important to not let it bring you down and to focus on the great things in life, like our Starbucks coffee."
Rather than promoting taste over and over again, this campaign aims to include people in designing one of the brands most valuable touchpoints - the cup.
Users just have to use the hashtag #buckit to automatically enter the voting via the Starbucks app and get a chance to to be featured on the next cup.
Influencer Tweets get displayed on billboards for a multichannel approach.
The brand itself can imply the tone.
Stickers on the cups ensure further engagement and lead to the official twitter thread.