Below are episodes featuring Effie-winning campaigns. There are close to forty to choose from. Over time we’ll add more, including panel discussions, videos and other Effie content.
In partnering with the Effies, we’re helping to amplify the great work of marketers and agencies everywhere. These Effie-winning episodes offer timeless strategic insight you can apply to your work today. We hope you enjoy them.
In Ep#3 of our Effie series, strategists share lessons on how they approach a new strategic initiative.
CMOs on how they get to defining their objectives, strategies and audience insights that lead to the client brief.
Up against behemoths whose combined market share crossed 90%, they had a fight on their hands
Our interviews with UK winners as their amazingly effective work gets recognized on Effie night in London.
"Apologize the Rainbow" converts the negative passion of fans into positive energy for the brand.
Frustrated by how others have mis-represented it, Chris Beresford-Hill shares his first-hand knowledge.
An audacious idea that got eight million submissions and 11.9 billion earned impressions.
Milk's favorite cookie, losing share, found new ways to bring shoppers across aisles. 2024 Effie Gold winner.
George is the marketer behind some of the most iconic campaigns for Old Spice, KFC and Tinder.
The streaming platform's CMO and Mischief's EVP, Strategy share the story behind the campaign.
The real story behind "You're not you when you're hungry" and its evolution across 15 years.
Discover is banking on the democratization of specialness to attract a new set of customers.
From Ketchup Fraud to Hog Dog Pact to Vintage Drip and more, Heinz and Rethink deliver brilliantly on creative effectiveness in CPG.
From Emoji Ordering, Zero Click Ordering, Carryout Tips to their Stranger Things, Season 4 collaboration.
After years of successful Truth anti-smoking campaigns, vaping emerged at the next threat to American teens.
Rather than use ads to push people to think about death, Partners Life activated in places they were already doing it… but in a very original way.

