RhinoSite.AU

RhinoSite.AU

RhinoSite.AU

Client

Jeremy Lewis

Jeremy Lewis

Software used

ADOBE CC (ILLUSTRATOR, INDESIGN), TRELLO

Services

MARKETING CAMPAIGNS | COPYRIGHTING | PRINT & DIGITAL ADS | VISUAL STORYTELLING | ROI-DRIVEN DESIGN

Website

rhinosite.com.au

rhinosite.com.au

Problem & Goal

No design system, no creative direction! just basic brand colors: I got this.

When Rhinosite, an Australia-based company, reached out, they had basic brand guidelines but no cohesive visual direction. It was an exciting opportunity to shape their first full-scale marketing presence through strategic design.

The goal: launch a full marketing campaign with cohesive postcards, social ads, banners, and outdoor ad designs with the goal of return in investment. After the success of Campaign 1, I led the creative for a second phase to scale their brand impact.

Solution & impact

With 1st design campaign, I introduced a clean, premium look using R.M. Williams shoes, intentional white space, and a scannable QR code. The goal was to disrupt expectations: so the ad didn’t feel like a random construction company promo, but something worth winning. The luxury product image triggered curiosity and shifted perception.

In Campaign 2nd, I leaned into this psychology further: bold "Refer & Win" headlines, R.M. Williams visuals front and center, and minimal text to let intrigue do the work. The QR code on the back directed users to a dedicated landing page with a clear CTA.

The result: a strategic, brand-led presence that stood out across all platforms: leading to 17 project wins, each worth over $20,000, and totaling more than $437,000 in revenue within 6 months. And still counting :)

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Solution & impact

With 1st design campaign, I introduced a clean, premium look using R.M. Williams shoes, intentional white space, and a scannable QR code. The goal was to disrupt expectations: so the ad didn’t feel like a random construction company promo, but something worth winning. The luxury product image triggered curiosity and shifted perception.

In Campaign 2nd, I leaned into this psychology further: bold "Refer & Win" headlines, R.M. Williams visuals front and center, and minimal text to let intrigue do the work. The QR code on the back directed users to a dedicated landing page with a clear CTA.

The result: a strategic, brand-led presence that stood out across all platforms: leading to 17 project wins, each worth over $20,000, and totaling more than $437,000 in revenue within 6 months. And still counting :)

Solution & impact

With 1st design campaign, I introduced a clean, premium look using R.M. Williams shoes, intentional white space, and a scannable QR code. The goal was to disrupt expectations: so the ad didn’t feel like a random construction company promo, but something worth winning. The luxury product image triggered curiosity and shifted perception.

In Campaign 2nd, I leaned into this psychology further: bold "Refer & Win" headlines, R.M. Williams visuals front and center, and minimal text to let intrigue do the work. The QR code on the back directed users to a dedicated landing page with a clear CTA.

The result: a strategic, brand-led presence that stood out across all platforms: leading to 17 project wins, each worth over $20,000, and totaling more than $437,000 in revenue within 6 months. And still counting :)

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When Psychology meets Design

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Impact

17 new project wins, each worth no less than $20,000.

Over $437,000+ in total revenue generated.

• After success of 1st campaign, worked on 2nd phase of campaign.

Creative Thinking

Recognized the need to shift perception and used R.M. Williams imagery, white space, and clean layouts to give the campaign a premium look that stood out in a low-design industry (construction).

• Reframed a construction referral ad as a luxury giveaway, using perceptual psychology to spark curiosity and elevate brand perception.

• In Campaign 2, applied behavioral psychology: bold “Refer & Win” headlines, product visuals, and minimal text to trigger reward-driven attention from afar.

Added a QR code linking to a campaign focused landing page: designed to stay open in browser tabs so users could revisit the referral offer later after leaving ad sight.

Project Highlights

• After Campaign 1 success, led full creative for Campaign 2.

• Used perceptual framing to shift brand perception with premium design, in campaign 1.

• Applied behavioral psychology to spark curiosity and drive action, in campaign 2.

• Designed bold visuals in Adobe Illustrator for print, digital, outdoor.

• Embedded QR for instant access to referral landing page.

• Drove 17 project wins, $437K+ revenue generated.

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