Insha Arif

Context: Are the Skechers’ shoes really ready for back-to-school? Who better to certify that than the kids who have to wear them. 
What We Did: For Skechers’ back-to-school campaign, we handed the testing over to the real experts, turning kids into “shoe scientists” who tested the collection for toughness, comfort, and the ultimate playground currency: coolness and style.
Context: Remember that feeling when you got new shoes before school started and suddenly every hallway, staircase, and mirror became a runway? Apparently, kids still get those same zoomies.
What We Did: For Skechers, we turned that energy into a Get Ready With Me story. We followed kids as they “practiced” all the ways their new Skechers kicks would steal the show, from kicking living-room goals for recess prep to sprinting down hallways like it’s sports day. Because with Skechers, even the practice lap is worth showing off.
Insight: Ask any slightly religious Muslim man or woman about their life dreams, and somewhere on that list would be “to take their parents for Hajj”. 
What We Did: That insight became the story of our Hajj collection film. It showed how Skechers’ Hajj Collection’s promise of comfort and ease allowed a young man to keep his promise to his mother.
Context: I’d love to say there was a lot of consumer behaviour insight going on about here but it was just me, my content creator partner and my account partner in a room breaking our heads when someone said, “Remember that flavour song by David Craig”, played it on the meeting room TV and we instantly decided to run with it. Internally, nobody thought it was a good idea. But we three musketeers were on war path. 
What We Did: We resurrected the classic song on TikTok and used the power of Ear Worm to get 6x more views than the original music video, 30% growth in sales, 16% growth in traffic and took the product from not even top 100 on Amazon to TOP 20! Not too bad, eh?
Context: Ngl, this was a big one. If you know anything about the Indian economy, you’ll know just how massive Reliance Jio is, and the effect it has had on not just people’s personal lives, but also another companies that are heavily reliant on Internet to work. Think Amazon, Netflix, Zomato, Uber, META – literally everything and anything. 
What We Did: So that’s what became the basis of the anniversary video. The Jio Effect. We showed how Jio has massively contributed to the collective psyche and behvaiour change in a country of a billion plus people. How we browse the net, the way we make calls, the way we work or study, or shop, or entertain ourselves – everything changed. With almost 1 Million impressions and after trending on Twitter for a bit, I’d say we were able to send that point across.