Created a culturally relevant campaign that would change the perception of what ‘healthy’ meant called “Health Esteem.” With unique messaging that re-framed how being healthy didn’t mean radical lifestyle changes, I created a campaign that reinforced the simple steps to being healthy. The campaign launched on TV, Radio, Social, OOH, and leveraged local micro-influencers. The campaign centered around a mobile app with hundreds of activities that helped users adopt healthy behaviors and provided daily reminders of self-selected healthy activities.
The Campaign
Rather than lecturing consumers on being healthy, the initial brand campaign sought to reach the human behind the patient, meeting people at whatever stage of their health journey they were at to help them feel better about themselves. Campaign messaging focused on how they should take time for themselves, hug one another, or just laugh more often. The campaign also supported the health system’s service lines by tying simple health tips to more in-depth content addressing significant health issues for those who need it. By focusing on self-esteem, the campaign encouraged people across Louisiana to tell themselves, “I deserve good health, and FMOLHS is helping me realize my definition of health.”
