emails that created a best-seller

FIRST, I USED DISRUPTIVE LANGuAGE TO GRAB ATTENTION

Some companies sell dog dental chews. Some sell dog toothpaste. BARK sells both, together, as the BARK Bright Dental Kit. I highlighted this unique selling point to show how a simple move can be a major innovation.

The genius of the Bright Dental Kit is that it’s incredibly simple. That’s why I came up with this visual concept (executed beautifully by our designer), to show that behind every stunningly easy invention there’s a complicated blueprint.

NEXT, I PUT THE FOCUS ON OUR CHEW DESIGN

with a little research, I FOUND OUR IDEAL POSITIONING

Even though it’s hard, dog parents WANT to brush their dog’s teeth daily. By positioning BARK Bright as the easy solution a step above dental chews alone, I helped them realize that “done” is indeed better than perfect.

THEN, I WORKED ON BUILDING TRUST

Customers knew BARK primarily as the makers of BarkBox toys, not as a dog wellness company. I came up with the idea for this timeline visual so we could highlight our biggest achievements in a super digestible way.

IN THE END, WE CROSSED OUT ANY DOUBTS

Over the two years I worked on Bark Bright, we used concepts like this email to attack every possible pain point customers could have. The Bright Dental Kit became a BARK best-seller, and all of these emails went on to become top-performers.

CREDITS:

Senior Writer: Jaime Walker

Creative Director: Vivien Heo

Art Director: Alina Bebe

Senior Designer: Won Ko

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