Challenges
- Shifting Consumer Sentiment
- Campaign Frequency
- Volume Of Media & Content Creation
We understood the assignment; the client needed leads and plenty of them. Here’s some challenges that we faced from a marketing perspective to pull off this incredible result.
Consumer sentiment had to be rebuilt. The club was well known as being an incredible community focused space, with tired bones which meant prospect sentiment was cautious prior to presale, with the move into a new development, we needed to reintroduce Cleveland to the market with a refreshed identity and a clear narrative about the upgraded product. This required thoughtful messaging across content creation, social management, and paid digital to shift perception and reposition the club with confidence.
Campaign Frequency was another major consideration. With more than $75,000 in ad spend on Meta alone, frequency management became a critical factor. To avoid audience fatigue and maintain strong performance, we storyboarded the entire 12-week campaign in advance then executed it in weekly segments allowing us to pivot as needed and stay in contact with the team on the ground to ensure that during each segment we had new campaign artboards, new videos, and new messaging introduced to reset engagement, keep the community interested, and ensure the campaign stayed fresh from start to finish.
Content creation played a central role in making this possible. The volume of creative required was far greater than a standard presale. Scripts, concepts, talent management, filming, and the full post-production process had to be tightly aligned with the campaign calendar. This ensured each stage of the presale had relevant, high-impact assets ready to go, supporting both acquisition and member communication.
Together, these challenges demanded a strategy built around consistency, creativity, and momentum — ensuring Cleveland’s relaunch not only captured attention but rebuilt confidence and long-term belief in the club’s offering.