Ryan's Blog

 I chose to write about OFFFIELD, they make cbd gummies and drinks specifically for athletes. I usually think of cbd as something that makes you relax so marketing it as something to take prior to a workout caught me eye and I decided to write about the company. Their products usually contain a combination of cbd and Yerba Mate so you've got something that revs you up but also helps relax your muscles a bit. Sounds like a pretty remarkable idea to me. From the reviews I was able to find it seems like people who've tried it love it.  OFFFIELD's Instagram's bio is "Movement Made Happy, Plant enhanced drinks and gummies to help you perform at your highest" Get it? Highest? Because weed? They're pretty punny if you ask me. Humor seems to be a big part of their marketing. If I were to paraphrase their mission statement it'd be something along the lines of "Our products make working out suck less!". OFFFIELD's Instagram feed is full of photos o

While looking for an ad campaign to write about, one stood out to me among the rest and that’s the unlikely collaboration of the hit tv show “The Office” and the newly released Despicable Me prequel, “Minions: The Rise of Gru”. I was interested in this ad because I was a fan of The Office back when it was airing and I also enjoyed the first couple Despicable Me movies growing up. Both Despicable Me and The Office are comedies and would have a similar if not the same value proposition, something along the lines of “we’ll make you laugh so hard you cry”. While both are comedies, I think the fanbase of the two are pretty different. Despicable Me is a goofy movie about a supervillain and his army of little yellow alien things and The Office is an adult sitcom about a paper company. This is definitely remarkable. The intention of the ad is to promote the new movie release as well as the “extended superfan” episodes of The Office on Peacock. The ad is the opening theme song of The Office but