Life Time Social Media
Bringing social on-brand
Life Time’s social media channels had previously been siloed from the Creative Team, leading to a look-and-feel that wasn’t quite brand-right.
Below shows the Instagram feed as an example of the strategy to elevate and align the content.
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Graphic-based posts that entertain or inspire.
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Carefully curated UGC content selected for high image quality, content, lighting, color palette and composition.
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Photo treatments tied to omni-channel Enterprise Content (articles, tutorials, etc.) to educate and direct people to the full content via link in bio.
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Brand imagery that reminds members of the offerings available to them with their memership..
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Post tied to how-fitness content, also stemming from Life Time’s Enterprise Content.
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Food content featuring easy, at-home recipes that support the healthy way of life. Shot like we’re the best food blogger around.
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Photo Treatments simply for entertainment and engagement.
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Club architectural imagery to make members ooh and ahh, and inspire them to get back into their beautiful clubs.
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Rotating series of authentic, Team Member created content. Example shown is from the Covid-response “Work(out) from Home” series, in which team members from across the country took us through their favorite at-home workout.
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Promotional placements for the latest Life Time apparel, Life Cafe smoothie, Spa service, etc.
CREDITS
VP of Creative: Marc Stephens
Designers: Connor Blacksher, Amy Disselkamp, Hannah Murzyn
Copywriting: Julie Dulude, Andrea Raab
Photographer: Kelly Loverud
Project Manager: Courtney Gifford, Maura Koelsch
Social Media Manager: Giuliana Clanin (Acala)