THE LUCKIEST RED
This was particularly concerning among Chinese internationals, a priority market for its wealth management business that it was retaining and planning to grow.
This shade, named "The Luckiest Red," was bottled and given to emerging Asian American artists to create new works. These pieces were showcased during Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, reconnecting with the Overseas Chinese audience in a meaningful way.
This enabled continuing prosperity for artists in the AAPI community.
The campaign rolled out in two phases to maximize engagement and impact.
Phase One Included identifying “The Luckiest Red”
Using Adobe Sensei’s AI technology, HSBC analyzed 18,000 artworks from the Asian Art Museum to determine the most prevalent shade of red. A targeted social media campaign built anticipation and engaged audiences about the quest for the luckiest shade of red.
Phase Two Included celebrating and promoting “The Luckiest Red”
“The Luckiest Red” was bottled and given to emerging Asian American artists to create new artworks. A targeted social media campaign promoted the artists and their creations, which were showcased and sold on HSBC’s webpage. This effort promoted continued prosperity for AAPI artists and generated extensive media coverage.
An increase of 5.1 points in awareness
for HSBC among the target audience
Generated extensive media coverage in industry publications
including AdWeek, AdForum, Ads of the World, Little Black Book, and Strategy Magazine
“The Luckiest Red” was added to HSBC’s brand palette,
marking the first colour created from a marketing campaign using data
– Kerry English, HSBC
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