Google One’s latest consumer marketing campaign stars Hollywood A-Lister Keegan Michael Key and tidying-expert Marie Kondo, speaking to Google users in need of extra digital storage.
Google One is a membership that offers expanded cloud storage across Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos, plus premium features like a VPN for added security.
The campaign was born out of a real consumer need -- people wanted help 'Marie Kondo-ing' their digital lives. Google One listened to consumers and partnered with Marie Kondo to show users how they can use Google One to keep all their memories that 'spark joy' safe and secure in the cloud. You can see Marie Kondo’s digital organisation tips here.
With the help of Keegan Michael Key and Marie Kondo, Google and Omelet brought Google One to life, showing it as a physical space, and the impact and peace of mind that effective digital organisation can bring to our everyday lives. Kondo and Key were the perfect juxtaposed duo to bring this work to life. Key brings the humour and an unwillingness to part with files (relatable) and reassuring Kondo shares her decluttering expertise, and the good news that with Google One, he won’t have to part with any precious files, photos, or emails.
The work launched August 16th and will run across online video, CRM, and social media, including a web experience. Marie Kondo and Keegan Michael Key will also be amplifying the campaign through their personal social media channels.
Josh Smutko, group creative director, Omelet, “The secret to this campaign was collaboration. Google's creative team came to us with an incredible idea, and from there on out the line between Google, talent, production and our team was near invisible, which made for a smoother process, better work, and more fun (which shows in the work).”