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Doggie Day Camp Playdates, Promotion design work for PetSmart
PetSmart Promotion design

Chapter 02

One idea, stretched cleanly across the rollout.

Doggie Day Camp Playdates

Playful launch creative for doggie day camp programming and in-store promotion.

Launch lens

Amanda treats launch work like a system — one clear idea, paced intentionally, then extended across every supporting touchpoint.

Best when the brief needs

Best when one campaign has to travel across decks, digital, internal storytelling, and public-facing promotion without losing its rhythm.

Deliverables

  • Launch visuals
  • Multi-touchpoint assets
  • Campaign storytelling

Process cue

Launch work usually begins with pacing: what has to hit first, where the eye needs to travel next, and how the supporting pieces keep the same idea alive without repeating themselves.

Route this brief

Chapter 02 · Campaign launches

Best for one idea traveling across many assets.

Lead with the launch moment, the audience, and every format that has to align on day one.

Start with the Athene launch case study, then move through the campaign chapter to see how the system holds together.

Premium fit note

If the rollout is multi-phase, say which release has to feel solved first.

Use the campaign launches route

Where this case study sits

The story still points back to Amanda's point of view and forward to the right contact route.

Chapter 02

Launch sequencing starts tight and widens into supporting assets only after the core pieces hold up on their own.

Chapter bridge: After the campaign rhythm is clear, the same voice can sharpen into identity, collateral, or the presentation layer around it.

Act I · Case study snapshot

Read the project like a short editorial sequence

Start with the brief, then move into Amanda's design decisions, and finish with what the final system accomplished once it landed.

The goal here is not just to show the visuals, but to reveal the pacing behind the work: what had to be solved first, where Amanda guided the system, and what changed by the end.
  1. 01 I of III

    Challenge

    Introduce a playful service promotion that could grab attention quickly in-store and still feel clearly tied to the PetSmart brand.

    Campaign + launch brief with launch visuals guiding the first read.

  2. 02 II of III

    Amanda's role

    Amanda developed cheerful launch creative and supporting layouts that balanced fun with readability.

    Built around launch visuals · multi-touchpoint assets.

  3. 03 III of III

    Outcome

    The promotion landed with a clearer personality and a more memorable entry point for shoppers exploring the program.

    Best when one campaign has to travel across decks, digital, internal storytelling, and public-facing promotion without losing its rhythm.

Act II · Process + context

A closer read of Doggie Day Camp Playdates from early direction through rollout context, so the case study feels more narrative than single-frame.

Final Work

The finished system as it handed off — polished enough to feel premium, practical enough to use immediately.

6 frames
  • Doggie Day Camp Playdates – final work detail 1
  • Doggie Day Camp Playdates – final work detail 2
  • Counter Signs
    Counter Signs
  • Takeaway Flyers
    Takeaway Flyers
  • Digital Photo Overlays
    Digital Photo Overlays
  • Pawprint keepsakes
    Pawprint keepsakes

Act III · Campaign + launch

Launch systems with momentum

One idea, stretched cleanly across the rollout.

Promotion, launch, and culture-driven campaign work paced to stay clear across email, presentation, retail, and supporting assets.

Amanda's cue for this chapter

Amanda builds launch systems around pacing: the first touchpoint, the supporting beats, and the assets that have to feel strongest on day one.

Continuity with PetSmart

How PetSmart keeps moving through Amanda's archive

PetSmart appears across 3 chapters in Amanda's archive, making this thread a good way to compare how one brand voice survives different formats, rollout pressures, and campaign moods.

All PetSmart work

Stay in this chapter

Stay inside launch systems with momentum to compare how Amanda keeps one creative instinct sharp across adjacent briefs, clients, and rollout constraints.

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Archive flow

This case study sits inside Amanda's launch systems with momentum. The adjacent projects show how the same clarity shifts across clients, formats, and constraints.

Campaign + launch

Need this kind of launch in your next brief?

Best fit when one launch idea has to travel across multiple touchpoints without feeling pieced together or overworked.