Eye-catching approach to health insurance branding.

Media Logic helped MVP Health Care differentiate itself with an engaging, eye-catching brand campaign during last fall’s open enrollment period.

Driven by the theme “Health Insurance Built Around Me,” which touts MVP’s consumer-driven approach to health insurance, the campaign included TV, outdoor, transit and digital expressions. The TV spots utilized relatable humor and a high-tech slow-motion technique to demonstrate how MVP provides individualized support to overcome everyday health challenges. In outdoor and transit, bold photography helped position MVP as a brand that offers personal attention and celebrates individuality.

It all helped to provide strong, brand-level “air cover” for other tactical, product-oriented efforts during the insurer’s pivotal selling season.

 

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