While data and analytics sometimes have a cold reputation, used in the right way, they can also enable digital experiences to be more human, intuitive, inviting and frictionless. That’s why experience analytics leader Contentsquare wanted to highlight their commitment to providing “More. Human. Analytics.” – offering insights and services that radically redefine the role data plays in our lives. Teaming with creative & strategic brand firm John McNeil Studio (JMS) for the rebrand and campaign, Contentsquare not only demonstrates how their insights fuel innovation but also how they put the humans behind the data front and center.
Founded in Paris in 2012, Contentsquare empowers brands to build better digital experiences with its experience analytics platform, which visualizes trillions of digital behaviors, delivering intelligent recommendations that can be used to grow revenue and increase loyalty. To date, it has already helped 1000+ businesses globally deliver exceptional digital experiences for their customers. However, in working with JMS, Contentsquare wanted to showcase their human benefits, including their commitment to privacy.
“As the business world begins to rethink how they understand customers and customer experiences in the wake of a trend away from using cookies and targeting, Contentsquare wanted to lead the charge in this next chapter,” explains studio Founder/CEO, John McNeil. “Redefining their brand, positioning and messaging meant rethinking their entire identity and then relaunching them in the marketplace with a new website, new messaging and a global campaign. We wanted to enable the brand to mature to be the bonafide, enterprise-ready solution they are today.”
The new identity reflects this evolution, featuring a new icon and wordmark paired with character-focused photography and copy like “Everyone is unique. Know what makes them click” that communicates Contentsquare’s human approach with wit and youthful spirit. This approach is also reflected in JMS’s new Contentsquare campaign – with media strategy developed in partnership with agency Ways & Means – featuring display and audio advertising, out-of-home and a series of spots – like “Amused or Confused?,” “Delight or Disgust?,” and “Awestruck or Dumbstruck?” – suggesting that Contentsquare is the one analytics platform that can tell the difference.