When we say ‘we create meaningful reasons for people to love brands’ we really mean it. It frames everything we do in terms of our output, and under scrutiny, runs deeply through the agency.
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The work at 383 starts with ‘we’ because everyone who works here has ownership over ideas. We don’t believe that any one department or team is responsible for delivering our product, but that it’s something we own together.
This is a reminder that we need to create genuine demand for clients. That starts with making meaningful things for the customer, not the brand. Where ‘advertising’ interrupts consumers, ‘meaningful reasons’ should attract them.
The final output we create might eventually live above or below the line, but irrespective our intention should be the same.
We talk about people as part of our mission statement because people are who we make things for.
We don’t want our thinking to get stuck on demographics or technographics for too long, but to ensure we remember that what matters are meaningful connections with real people. ‘People’ are the most human and simple way to remember who we’re working for.
We talk about ‘love’ because we think that provoking a memorable and emotive reaction is a core requirement of great work.
We also want those reactions to be positive because this serves the interest of the audience and our clients, in equal measures.
We create meaningful reasons for people to love brands
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