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︎ LinkedIn︎
︎ Spotify︎
︎ VSCO︎
Xbox, Series S Toy Stories︎
Clue, From Berlin With Solidarity︎
LinkedIn, Fresh Starts︎
CA Dept of Public Health, Facts Fight Fentanyl︎
Xbox, Power Your Dreams︎
Cannes Young Lions︎
LinkedIn, Crown Conversations︎
Ubisoft, Spec Ops 101︎
Taco Bell, u/tmanowen's Adventure︎
Taco Bell, Get Out of Bedtime Story︎
Ubisoft, Calling All Ghosts︎
Google, North Pole Broadcasting Channel︎
Photography︎
College Radio︎
Journalism︎
UBISOFT
CALLING ALL
GHOSTS
A recruitment campaign that looks for gamers where they look for jobs: job search sites
Our recruitment campaign for the beta weekend of Ghost Recon Breakpoint combined the real world of gaming with the tactical in-game world of Auroa, turning fans into protagonists (not just players).
Each job listing, posted as actual positions, parodies the language in stereotypical job descriptions to help “job candidates” see themselves come to life in Ghost Recon’s immersive world.
I had the exciting opportunity to bring long copy to life (in my first few months as a junior!). I wrote the job postings for the Panther, Medic, and Assault classes and learned a lot about military lingo.
I even went the extra mile and worked with my agency’s HR director to make sure that they were SEO-optimized. Keywords like “remote,” “team leader,” “disaster relief,” and “life insurance” helped us get the word out about these positions.
We also paid respect to recruitment efforts from the past on social: Uncle Sam-style posters. The posters for the Engineer, Panther, Medic, and Assault classes: