The challenge is figuring out how to make a single product effectively speak to everyone. Each individual market is made up of individual consumers, each with their own individual buying habits. How do we make a single product apply to each of these individual needs? With so many different interests driving so many different groups, figuring out how to universalize a product in a world of individuals is no small feat.
Recently, The We Group was tasked with the challenge of expanding the outreach of Aletha Health, a company committed to producing the world’s most effective tools for fixing muscle tension. While most marketing strategies dedicate their efforts to identifying a single target audience and creating campaigns that speak specifically to them, The We Group follows a different methodology. We® are always on the hunt to tap into the potential that inherently lies in demographics that have yet to be unearthed. In the case of Aletha, this meant diverging from the mainstream narrative around muscle health and carving out ways to translate the universal benefits and applicability of Aletha’s products into specific, relatable stories.
Bryan Callen, a well-known comedian, actor, and podcaster, has accumulated an impressive following for his ability to combine sardonic humor and witty banter to present comedic stories that are relatable and effective. A master at his craft, Bryan Callen manages to leverage the art of comedy to express universal truths in a way that resonates with each individual’s unique experience.
The We Group identified Bryan Callen as the perfect ambassador for Aletha Health, recognizing that his distinctive comedic persona is able to articulate the universal problem of pain that Aletha aims to solve in a personalized and palpable way that no one else can.
The challenge is figuring out how to make a single product effectively speak to everyone. Each individual market is made up of individual consumers, each with their own individual buying habits. How do we make a single product apply to each of these individual needs? With so many different interests driving so many different groups, figuring out how to universalize a product in a world of individuals is no small feat.
Recently, The We Group was tasked with the challenge of expanding the outreach of Aletha Health, a company committed to producing the world’s most effective tools for fixing muscle tension. While most marketing strategies dedicate their efforts to identifying a single target audience and creating campaigns that speak specifically to them, The We Group follows a different methodology. We® are always on the hunt to tap into the potential that inherently lies in demographics that have yet to be unearthed. In the case of Aletha, this meant diverging from the mainstream narrative around muscle health and carving out ways to translate the universal benefits and applicability of Aletha’s products into specific, relatable stories.
Bryan Callen, a well-known comedian, actor, and podcaster, has accumulated an impressive following for his ability to combine sardonic humor and witty banter to present comedic stories that are relatable and effective. A master at his craft, Bryan Callen manages to leverage the art of comedy to express universal truths in a way that resonates with each individual’s unique experience.
The We Group identified Bryan Callen as the perfect ambassador for Aletha Health, recognizing that his distinctive comedic persona is able to articulate the universal problem of pain that Aletha aims to solve in a personalized and palpable way that no one else can.