During the Data Informed Creative Strategy course we analyzed GoPro data to uncover a core brand problem and develop a completely new communication strategy.

GoPro

Despite expanding beyond extreme sports, half of GoPro customers are still adventure seekers. While content creators are growing, the family segment remains a surprisingly small niche.

MARKET SEGMENTS

Families
10%

B2B
15%

Content creators/Vloggers
25%

Extreme athletes
50%

Brand Problem.

GoPro has a low penetration in the family segment.

To understand why families avoid GoPro we investigated the underlying human problem. Through targeted surveys we developed two key personas to guide our new strategy.

Human Problem.

Parents believe GoPro is another device to manage in an already overwhelming daily life.

Using The 4 Points Method we connected the human problem with a unique brand advantage. This approach led us directly to a powerful insight and a compelling new strategy.

Human Problem

Insight

Advantage.
GoPro works without demanding your hands, attention, or protection.

Human Problem.
Parents believe GoPro is another device to manage in an already overwhelming daily life.

Insight.
Parenting redefines 'extreme' in everyday life.

Advantage

SMP

SMP.

Position GoPro as an extra set of hands that simplifies capturing chaotic family moments.

Creative Idea.

Capture the beauty in chaos.

GoPro celebrates the messy, chaotic reality of family life. We turn the overwhelming moments parents are already living through into beautiful memories worth capturing.

GoPro Identity.

Extreme sports are unpredictable, fast and impossible to control, just like parenting.
 What once captured athletes can now capture the beautiful chaos of family life.

Credits.

Anna Nowak-Otto
Course Mentor

Giovanni Bertini
Creative Strategy, Images Production

Sonia Ariz
Creative Strategy

Santaro Miyakawa
Creative Strategy

Tools.

Adobe Photoshop
Chat GPT
Google Gemini