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Case Study

NEOM Wellbeing
Wild Posting®

A two-week Wild Posting® campaign surrounding New York Comic Con that activated high-density NYC neighborhoods, generating 37.8 million impressions through strategic placement and bold creative execution.

37.8M

Total Impressions

32

Strategic Locations

2

Weeks Duration

2

Creative Designs

The Client​

NEOM Wellbeing is a British luxury brand founded in 2005 by Nicola Elliott, specializing in holistic health and wellness products including candles, diffusers, bath, body, and skincare. The brand targets wellness-conscious consumers seeking natural, aromatherapy-based solutions and is committed to sustainability and ethical sourcing.

Wild Posting® street poster campaign in New York City at Mulberry Street and Grand Street.
Wild Posting® street-level poster campaign at Mulberry Street and Grand Street in New York City

Campaign Goal

Promoting NEOM’s expansion into the U.S. market

NEOM began expanding into the U.S. market in August 2024. This campaign supported the opening of its first American store, a 481-square-foot “Wellbeing Hub” at 395 Bleecker Street in New York City’s West Village.

Wild Posting® outdoor advertising posters displayed at Greenwich Street and Beach Street in New York City
Wild Posting® campaign installed along Greenwich Street and Beach Street in New York City, capturing pedestrian traffic in Lower Manhattan.

The Challenge

Overcoming sporadic communication opportunities

Due to NEOM’s demanding schedule and international operations, communications were intermittent in the months leading up to the launch. We maintained coordination and successfully aligned planning around the brand’s timeline.

Campaign Solution

Using Wild Posting® for widespread reach

To support the local push with broad impact, we selected Wild Posting® as the format. The client traveled from London for a coordinated content session, so installation was strategically timed to meet their schedule while ensuring maximum coverage in SoHo and West Village.

2269 Jerome Ave. & 183rd St.

High-traffic downtown corridor

232 Varet St. b/t Bogart St & White St.

Bushwick creative hub

 

47-05 Metropolitan Ave. & Woodward Ave.

Queens pedestrian artery

 

905 Flushing Ave. & Bushwick Ave.

Local community crossover

 

191 Avenue A & 12th St.

East Village nightlife zone

 

515 3rd Ave. & 12th St.

Midtown commuter intersection

Social Element

Organic social media sharing

While NEOM did not request social promotion, the eye-catching posters prompted organic sharing on Instagram and other platforms by locals and passersby.

Wild Posting® street-level outdoor advertising posters on Lafayette Street near Houston and Bleecker Street in New York City
Wild Posting® posters installed along Lafayette Street near Houston and Bleecker, capturing high pedestrian traffic in downtown Manhattan.

Implementation

Targeting SoHo and West Village with a mix of sites

The campaign ran from September 2–15, 2024. We used both permitted and unpermitted sites to balance flexibility with guaranteed exposure.

Unpermitted locations:

  • Greenwich Ave. & W 10th St.
  • 6th Ave. & Carmine St.
  • Thompson St. & Canal St.
  • Forsyth St. & Stanton St.

Permitted locations:

  • Lafayette St. & E 4th St.
  • Broadway & Astor Place
  • Rivington St. & Pitt St.
  • Greenwich & Beach St.
Wild Posting® poster campaign at 8th Avenue and 31st Street in New York City
Wild Posting® street-level posters placed near 8th Avenue and 31st Street, reaching high pedestrian traffic in Midtown Manhattan.
Wild Posting® poster campaign at MacDougal Street and West 3rd Street in New York City
Wild Posting® street-level posters installed along MacDougal Street and West 3rd Street in Greenwich Village, reaching dense pedestrian traffic.
Wild Posting® retail window posters on Rivington Street in New York City targeting high foot traffic pedestrians

Results & Engagement

Up to 17 million impressions generated

The campaign reached between 12.6 million and 17 million people, successfully drawing attention to NEOM’s U.S. store launch.

“We loved seeing the posters!” — Mel Green, NEOM Head of Consumer Engagement

Rodolfo Queiroz

Wild Posting®