Intuit QuickBooks Women’s History Month
& International Women’s Day
Campaign: Intuit QuickBooks Women’s History Month & International Women’s Day
Role: Senior Creative Producer | QuickBooks Global Brand Marketing
Budget: $$$
Market(s): United States & Canada
Brand(s): Intuit QuickBooks
Internal Teams: QuickBooks Content & Social
External Agency Partners: Critical Mass, Siege Media
Freelance Contributors:
Vivian Shih (Illustration)
Project Hashtags: #EmbraceEquity
Project Details: For International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, the QuickBooks team partnered with illustrator Vivian Shih to bring our content vision to life. A QuickBooks-commissioned survey found that access to funding remains a challenge for women-owned small businesses. Our goal for this content is to provide resources for women entrepreneurs, helping them bridge the gap for three specific segments: aspiring entrepreneurs, freelancers, and established women-owned small businesses.
We collaborated with Vivian to develop illustrations that reflected the theme of International Women’s Day, “Embrace Equity”, and incorporated the official colors of purple, green, and white. We ensured the final assets were inclusive, reflecting the diversity of our audience with a wide range of skin tones, body types, and ages.
Vivian created several illustrations that we used across the blog & social channels. We also leveraged her Procreate files for paid social videos on Pinterest to drive traffic to the blog post. Additionally, we produced a video interview with Vivian so our audience could learn more about her art.
Scroll down to see each of the pieces and how they were used in each market.
QuickBooks Blog: Women’s History Month
QuickBooks Social: Instagram Stories & Artist Interview
On Instagram stories, we tagged the businesses we featured on the blog in the resource guide. See frame #5 to watch the video feature of our Illustrator Vivian Shih.
QuickBooks Paid Social: Pinterest
See each of the component frames of the Pinterest Video Pin below (1-5) and click #6 to see the final live video pin used for the paid social campaign.
