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Relief from Toxic Debt

A major credit union needed a debt consolidation campaign that could break through market noise. I led the creative concept: position debt as toxic, make people feel it, then hand them the fix. The campaign ran across direct mail, statement inserts, point-of-sale, and digital, with cohesive messaging at every touchpoint. The results blew past expectations. We beat marketing goals by more than 30%, generated nearly $8 million in new loans, and lifted the non-promotional baseline by 46%.

Contributors
Ruben Cota
30%+
Above marketing goals
$8M
New loans generated
46%
Lift over baseline
Client
First Entertainment Credit Union
Role
Designer, Art Director
Years
2008

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