The JFK Presidential Library And Museum Case study SEE JACK RUN by The Martin Agency Richmond

The Case study titled SEE JACK RUN was done by The Martin Agency Richmond advertising agency for subbrand: 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF JFK'S INAUGURATION (brand: The JFK Presidential Library And Museum) in United States. It was released in Jan 2011.

The JFK Presidential Library And Museum: SEE JACK RUN

Released
January 2011
Posted
January 2011
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Credits & Description:

Category: Titanium and Integrated

Advertiser: THE JOHN F. KENNEDY PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY

Product/Service: 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF JFK'S RUN FOR PRESIDENT

Agency: THE MARTIN AGENCY

Date of First Appearance: Oct 25 2010

Entry URL: https://twitter.com/kennedy1961

Creative Director: Joe Alexander (The Martin Agency)

Art Director: Brian Williams (The Martin Agency)

Copywriter: Wade Alger (The Martin Agency)

Copywriter: Rachel Day (The JFK Presidential Library)

Print Producer: Jenny Schoenherr (The Martin Agency)

Chief Creative Officer: John Norman (The Martin Agency)

Account Supervisor: Carrie Bird (The Martin Agency)

Media placement: Website - Online - 30 April 2010

Media placement: Print - 3 Executions - National Magazine - 16 October 2010



Describe the campaign/entry

We rebroadcast JFK's year-long run for president in real-time over Twitter.



Our brief was to honor the 50th anniversary of JFK's historic run for President in a way fitting for a President who was eager to embrace new technology and forms of communication. 50 years ago he used a new technology called television to reach people, today we are using social media to reach a new generation.



Describe how the campaign/entry was launched across each channel in the order of implementation

The QR codes in the print led to the @Kennedy1960 twitter feed where JFK's run for President was rebroadcast in real-time using his words, photos videos and documents from the JFK Library. Each of the 2,000 tweets appeared exactly 50 years to the second after they originally happened.



Give some idea of how successful this campaign/entry was with both client and consumer

Throughout the year the Twitter feed generated over 10,000 followers, bringing JFK's legacy and the excitement of his Presidential run into direct contact with a new generation.