MeAndMeriMaggi — when participation was the whole idea.

People don't skip ads. They skip irrelevance.

MeAndMeriMaggi — when participation was the whole idea.

Context

Samsung Galaxy On6 entered a crowded smartphone category — with similar specs, constant launches, and little differentiation. Among these, one feature stood out: chat over video.

Problem

Even when a product has a unique feature, it often gets lost in a sea of similar communication. Features get listed. Explained. And ignored.

The challenge was simple: how do you make people see the value of a feature without making it feel like a feature?

People don’t adopt features because they exist. They adopt them when they fit into real-life behavior. If it doesn’t feel natural, it doesn’t get used.

The Idea

Instead of explaining the feature, we placed it inside everyday moments — conversations, interactions, situations people already relate to. The goal was not to introduce something new, but to make it feel obvious.

Execution

A series of films and digital content pieces brought this idea to life.

Films

Campaign film

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Content Rollout

Social content
Social content

Key visuals and social content pieces

Supporting Creatives

Supporting creative

Additional formats

Outcome

The campaign helped:

  • Bring focus to a key feature without over-explaining it
  • Make the feature feel usable and relevant in everyday life
  • Build stronger recall through contextual storytelling
A feature becomes valuable only when people can see it in their own life.
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