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At Ipsos, we believe in learning from other companies' public relations campaigns, both positive and negative aspects of them. Can you talk about a campaign you have seen that taught you a lesson applicable for future campaigns?

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Helen Lee

Helen Lee is a freelance data analyst and writer. She has over 15 years of marketing experience working for companies and clients in financial services, quick-service restaurants (QSR), consumer packaged goods (CPG), and education technology.

Ipsos believes in learning from successes and mistakes, both internal and external to the company. Hiring managers are looking for a candidate with the same mentality.

By sharing a specific campaign that provided a learning opportunity, it lets hiring managers at Ipsos know that you are proactive about learning to build high-quality PR campaigns. It also shows your ability to identify aspects that could be improved in campaigns that were not entirely successful.

Helen Lee

"The Dove Real Beauty campaign was a successful campaign for the Unilever company as it addressed an alarming statistic - at that time, only 2% of women considered themselves to be beautiful. The campaign used 'real' women in the campaign as opposed to professional models. Unilever was successful as initiating the conversation about real beauty, and it increased sales during the campaign. I believe it was successful at identifying a theme that many women could relate to and a successful connection was made with its target group."

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