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Love on the Lot

The search for your perfect car ​is like the search for your perfect partner:​ You’ll invest a lot of time, ​you’ll do plenty of online research, ​and you might even go on a television show to find the right one.​

For this campaign, we used the tropes of reality dating shows to highlight the different ways in which Dick Hannah Dealerships deliver on their promise of making the car-buying process nice.​


We leveraged dating shows by mimicking their own promotional commercials; ​the hyper-condensed edits, out-of-context dialogue, and over-the-top music you expect from “This Season, on the Bachelor…”.​

While the phrases and clichés we hear sound like the genre's familiar heightened drama, we’ll be visually demonstrating the “nice” version of what we hear. ​

Dick Hannah Dealerships, “Making nice your reality.’​

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Portland Timbers Sponsorship

Two Northwest icons, one building packed to the rafters with the best fans in soccer.​ In a stadium environment, our message cannot be complex. Fortunately, Dick Hannah has equity in a timeless, short statement that sums up its promise to customers: ​Believe in nice. ​

 

And in the confines of Providence Park, belief is a cherished commodity. ​

Let’s activate belief in a way that shows the 25,218 fans that we’ve been here since the beginning, and we get it; we believe in the legends, lore, and legacy this club has built in the community over almost 50 years of professional soccer as well.​

We are in the park with them because we are supporters too. And we believe. ​

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