
Gap:
Vote for Campaign
GAP BELIEVES THERE IS NO GREATER FORM OF SELF-EXPRESSION THAN VOTING. RATHER THAN ASK, “WHO ARE YOU VOTING FOR?” GAP ASKED, “WHY?”
Overview
Gap asked us to help remind Americans that there's no greater form of self-expression than voting. But we had to cut through at a time of massive election clutter. The result was an integrated campaign for Gap around a customizable T-shirt that said, "Vote for ___." It wasn't about whom you were voting for but why.
Elements
Ten videos featuring celebrities and thought-leaders such as Norman Lear, Kristen Bell, Mark Cuban, Minka Kelly, Bill Maher, and more
Musician Matt White went on tour in a "Vote for ___" bus, performing in Gap stores and recording an original song and video.
In-store "Vote for ___" customization events in New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, and Los Angeles
Facebook custom "Vote for ___" profile buttons
Limited edition artists’ buttons were auctioned on eBay.
Curated "Vote for ___" experience at Gap gallery space
Outcomes
Oprah and her audience wore their customized "Vote for ___" t-shirts on Oprah's Election Day show.
Mentions on blogs and television news features garnered a seven-figure media value.
The "Vote Twice" button led to media controversy that earned still more free media.
One hundred thousand t-shirts were sold-out by Election Day.
Case Study
Mark Cuban
Kristen Bell
Norman Lear
Cool Kids
Olivia Munn