Marketing for the app Homer
The brief was to solve how Homer as an app should use data for growth. Our team debriefed to see that we should put the focus on defining their target group and market a new brand storytelling that would resonate more with their audience and provide growth focusing on the three first parts of the AARRR funnel (Acquisition, Activation and Retention).
We researched the Homer users through qualitative and quantitative research, finding out the users demographics, psychographics and what the most valuable features of the app where. We defined personas and could also lay the foundation for how they should use our way of conducting research to gather data for improving the UX of the app.
From the research we could create brand storytelling concepts that could be used in their marketing, focusing on who a Homer users is and what they find valuable in the app.
Client feedback
“I love how you managed to pinpoint our values and manifesto and create an internal alignment in that and then translate it into an amazing creative output aswell”
– Livia Bitetti, co-founder Everyday Brasil
My part in the project
Art direction
Graphic design
Motion design
Data and marketing strategist
Tools
Keynote
Illustrator
After effects
Milanote
Method
Double diamond framework
Empty your brains
Personas
Qualitative and quantitative research (Interviews, google analytics, firebase, intercom, survey)
“Celine was a part of a 4-person team helping Homer.co ‘ s data strategy. During 5 weeks, Celine and the team professionally executed the project, concluding with high-valuable deliverables that will be directly implemented in Homer’s strategy. Celine made a great impression, and I can recommend her as a part of any team.”
– Wilhelm Lundborg
Founder & CEO at Homer.co (Ex-Spotify, Skype)
Personas example
Name: Daniel
Age: 29-40 years old
Location: Sweden
Relationship: In a relationship, Engaged, Married
Work industry: Architecture and engineering, Computer and Mathematics, IT and technical, Interior design etc.
Homer ownership: First time home buyer, Homeowner
Household composition: Family based households, New parents
Generation: Millennials
Life events: Newly engaged, Newly wed, Recently moved