HP “Always On” Social Media Campaigns.
While working at Blast Radius, I helped concept, design, and produce always on social campaigns for HP across emerging social platforms and digital channels. The work focused on creating fast moving content systems that could continuously support product launches, cultural moments, and ongoing brand engagement.
2016
Client
HP “Always On” Social Media Campaign
The Challenge
The approach combined product storytelling, photography, motion, and social first thinking into a flexible creative ecosystem designed to keep the brand consistently active and culturally relevant.
The challenge was maintaining a continuous stream of high quality creative across multiple campaigns, products, and social platforms without sacrificing consistency or speed. The work required balancing rapid production timelines with strong visual storytelling, ensuring every piece of content still felt premium, engaging, and aligned with HP’s broader brand presence.
Photography and Social Content Creation.
A large part of the work focused on creating visually driven social assets that highlighted HP products in more expressive and unexpected ways.
Photography, art direction, motion, and compositing were used together to create content designed specifically for social engagement and platform native behavior. The result was a content system capable of supporting ongoing storytelling across launches, seasonal campaigns, and everyday brand communication.
Designing Content for Continuous Engagement.
Rather than relying solely on major launches, the strategy focused on building long term audience engagement through a steady stream of visually compelling content.
The always on approach allowed HP to remain active between larger campaign moments by continuously releasing new creative tailored to seasonal trends, platform behaviors, and audience interests.
Building Social First Brand Moments.
The work explored how products, storytelling, and platform native behaviors could come together to create more engaging social experiences.
Each piece of content was designed specifically for how audiences interact online, prioritizing motion, immediacy, and visual impact. This approach helped transform everyday posts into stronger brand moments that felt more aligned with how people naturally consume content across digital platforms.
HP and National High Five Day.
Campaign moments like National High Five Day explored how interactive storytelling and social participation could extend brand engagement beyond traditional product marketing.
By creating playful, culturally aware content designed specifically for social sharing, the campaign helped strengthen audience interaction while reinforcing HP’s more approachable and human side.
Designing Content Around Culture and Context.
The work balanced brand consistency with experimentation, helping create content that felt timely, relevant, and optimized for modern social consumption.
Many of the campaigns were designed around cultural moments, internet behaviors, and platform trends that allowed HP products to feel more naturally integrated into people’s everyday digital experiences.
The Outcome
A Social First Content Ecosystem Built for Continuous Storytelling.
The result was an always on creative system capable of supporting continuous engagement across social platforms, campaigns, and product launches. By combining photography, motion, design, and platform native storytelling, the work helped HP maintain a more active and culturally connected digital presence while supporting the speed and scale required for modern social media marketing.
Always on creative.
A scalable content approach designed to support continuous brand engagement.
Platform native.
Creative tailored specifically for how audiences consume content across social media.
Culture driven.
Photography and motion built around trends, moments, and audience behavior.

