Let's Move​

Michelle Obama

Transforming the Ordinary and Shaping the Future

What we did:

  • Audience Research
  • Strategy + Consulting
  • Creative
  • Advertising Campaigns
  • Customer Experience + UX
  • Website + App Development
  • GIS Mapping
  • Social + PR
  • Search (SEO and SEM)
  • Photography and Video
  • Production
  • TV + Radio
  • DOOH + Traditional Outdoor
  • Marketing Performance
  • Analytics + Dashboarding

Known for its inventive packaging solutions for clients in the retail, food and security industries, AMPAC was an innovative company no one knew about. Their brand was not reflective of their user-centered approach. But they needed more than a new look. They chose to work with us for a new brand experience. During her time as First Lady of the United States,Michelle Obama launched the “Let’s Move!” campaign to fight childhood obesity throughout the United States.


We won the grant to launch the Let’s Move! Initiative to Cincinnati and the greater southwest Ohio area. The initiative promoted healthier foods in schools, built community gardens and provided safe parks for children to play in Hamilton County, Ohio.

Multi-Channel Strategy

We had a vast audience, so we needed a multi-channel media plan to ensure everyone in Cincinnati and greater southwest Ohio region heard about the Let’s Move! campaign.

We Activated the Community

To let the community know safer and healthier options were more available to them, we utilized local morning show radio personalities as influencers.

Going Big

In case radio ads weren’t enough, we also put billboards on major highways. But instead of simple awareness, the billboards also included helpful tips and information regarding health and wellness.

A highway advertising billboard that says "more playgrounds are closed than open. This is why we're here. We Thrive!"

Print Designed for Stealing

And for those not as portable, we engaged community leaders in the Hamilton County area to go door-to-door, handing out posters and flyers regarding safe, available parks for children and new grocery store options and community gardens.

We reached both older and younger audiences through two 60-second TV spots showing the story of a young boy’s life – one including healthy choices and one including a sedimentary lifestyle.

And we engaged the community

We didn’t want the community to simply know of the new, healthy opportunities. Like the former First Lady’s campaign name, we wanted them to move.

Not one, but two interactive storefronts make residents of Cincinnati stop in their tracks. The displays began animating when someone walked past, then pulled residents in with a message that came to life with more movement.

The second DOOH storefront was synced with city transit schedules. They were able to interact with the Let’s Move! campaign to see if their destination was around a community garden or healthy grocery.

GIS Mapping

We employed GIS interactive mapping to unearth all the healthy choices around the Lincoln Heights area. Along with a mobile app counterpart, residents were able to locate a safe playground, a healthy grocery or a community garden.

And for years past this campaign, we implanted a custom CMS so the city could continue to control content.

Mapping A phone and tablet device demonstrating the G.I.S mapping feature

Hub of Entertainment

In order to hit the greatest number of people in Cincinnati, we brought the Let’s Move! initiative online with watchusthrive.org. This website was compatible with desktop, mobile and tablet.

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