Warren McLaughlin | London School of Business & Finance (LSBF)
Portfolio | Integrated Designer. Art Director. Creative Strategist. B.A. & M.A. (Hons) - England, UK
Integrated Designer, Creative Director, Art Director, Creative Strategist, Concept Designer, Creative Designer, Graphic Designer, UX Designer, UI Designer, Motion Graphics, New Media, Web Design, Multimedia Design, Freelance Creative Designer, Freelance Graphic Designer, Freelance Designer, Freelance, Designer
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London School of Business & Finance (LSBF)
Opportunity
Each year the London School of Business & Finance (LSBF) undergo an extensive marketing and promotional campaign during the summer period to be inline with the university clearing intake period.
Tasked as Senior Designer project lead within the design team to devise a new visual concept towards the Professional and Undergraduate programme campaigns. Promotional activities would exist as ATL print materials, Exterion Media (formerly CBS Outdoor) & JCDecaux Outdoor advertisements within London’s key transport networks and retail environments, national Metro newspaper, mobile device applications and various digital platforms.
Approach
For both areas of business, the Professional and Undergraduate programmes underwent stages of visual concept development until approval was agreed amongst the key stakeholders and senior management teams.
On agreement, both the Professional and Undergraduate business areas visual styles rolled through into the various marketing and promotional collateral, ensuring that there was consistency throughout the process while being aware of the various format requirements.
Experience
For the Undergraduate campaign we took a novel approach to online activities was offered. With using London’s freemium Metro newspaper, LSBF featured on its online site a home page takeover advertisement, consisting of a page peel, background wrap, 2 x MPU’s with an expandable bellyband area which ran for 18 hours of the clearing opening day in August 2012. This digital format alone took in 61,621 impressions, 360 clicks with a 0.58% click-through rate average.
In both Professional and Undergraduate visual solutions, they resulted in being a great achievement in raising the profile of LSBF and gaining student attention through a busy clearing period.
Project lead time
6 weeks