• The Ask

    How can we increase the Atlanta communities awareness of Compass as the #2 brokerage in the Atlanta area by creating a marketing campaign that shows that Compass is a local brand that can be trusted?

  • Challenges

    As the #2 brokerage in Atlanta, a market loyal to legacy brokerages such as Berkshire Hathaway and Sothebys, Compass needed something to set them apart and connect them to the community that would build loyalty.

  • The Goal

    Increase brand awareness for Compass in the Greater Atlanta area through a creative, interactive and hyper-local marketing campaign that connects Compass with the community

My Roles

  • • Determined the project direction, managed and worked collaboratively with all teams to meet clients expectation and align goals towards the final deliverable

  • • Managed the process of a team research effort that executed a variety of research studies including secondary research and primary research

  • • Helped the graphic design team design the website, ensuring that the design felt intuitive and easy to use while still maintaining strong design

Research

  • 13 Interviews with Local Experts

  • In-Depth on Ground Research About Specific Neighborhoods

  • Survey Dispatched to Atlanta Residents

Key Insights

Personas

Our goal for this project was to help Compass establish a legacy in Atlanta—a city rich with history, and a place where people show loyalty to their roots.

The Atlanta Legacy Trail was pitched as a collaboration with a well established organization in the city which allowed Compass to immediately leverage themselves to legacy. This campaign is designed to take the city’s legacy and allow the people of Atlanta to explore what they consider to be their place in the world

Design Language

Site Map

SCAD Ivy Hall

As the users navigate through each historic sites specific page the design is intended to keep the user engaged by highlighting the images we picked in a subtle but impactful way. As the user scrolls they are introduced to meaningful facts related to each site.

Web Responsive Design

Prototype