Harmon Brothers Successfully Orchestrate a $100,000 Contest Reward for Their 'Poop to Gold' Winner.
In a unique move to support businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic, advertising company Harmon Brothers has announced a competition to give away a Sprint video advertising campaign worth $100,000. The contest, named the "Poop to Gold" contest, was a nod to Harmon Brothers' past work with odorous-themed companies like Poo-Pourri and Squatty Potty.
The competition, hosted in May, aimed to boost businesses struggling due to the pandemic. The winner of the contest, Spencer Mecham, was awarded the free Sprint commercial prize. The video campaign production process was shared by Harmon Brothers as part of the contest, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process behind making an ad.
The Sprint video advertising campaign was part of the prize offered in the contest. Harmon Brothers has been open about the creative process of making a video campaign, following the competition. The company has also revealed details about the production of the Sprint video campaign, further shedding light on their creative process.
Harmon Brothers has worked with a variety of companies, including those with odorous themes, and their unique approach to advertising has made them a standout in the industry. The company has shared the behind-the-scenes of a video campaign, as part of the contest they hosted, demonstrating their commitment to transparency and support for businesses in need.
The contest offered a free video campaign as a prize, with the winner, Spencer Mecham, receiving the $100,000 Sprint commercial prize. The production process of the video campaign was shared by Harmon Brothers, as part of the contest they hosted. The contest was designed to help businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic, and Harmon Brothers' efforts to support these businesses have been well-received.
The Sprint video advertising campaign was given away for free as part of the competition, marking a significant gesture of support from Harmon Brothers. The company has recently pulled back the curtain on the creative process of making a video campaign, following the contest they hosted, providing valuable insights for businesses looking to improve their advertising strategies.
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