Earol

Consumer health campaign to shift behaviour

Earol needed a social-first campaign aimed at adults and parents of babies and young children.

Despite clear clinical guidance, cotton buds remain part of everyday routines. The challenge was to disrupt that behaviour without fear, blame, or breaching regulatory boundaries, while still creating a campaign people would actually stop for.

Earol social media mockup
Grid of graphic mockups for Earol

The Idea

We didn’t lecture, we reframed.

The campaign took a playful, historical look at how humans have always tried to clean their ears, often with whatever was close to hand. From prehistoric tools and ancient gold ear picks, to bobby pins, paper clips, and finally the cotton bud.

Placed side by side, the message became clear without saying it out loud. Cotton buds aren’t the answer. They’re just the latest unsafe idea in a very long line.

Visually, the work was minimal and elegant. Each object stood alone, letting the audience recognise themselves, enjoy the humour, and quietly rethink their behaviour.

Earol example of campaign. Playful, Sticky, Risky, The only thing you should be putting in your baby's ear text with supporting imagery
Grid of Earol graphics

The Result

The campaign ran across paid Meta placements on Instagram and Facebook, supported by Google Display.

353k
IMPRESSIONS AND 223K USERS REACHED ON META
105k
WEBSITE CLICKS FROM META
8m
IMPRESSIONS AND 23,000 CLICKS VIA GOOGLE DISPLAY
38%
INCREASE IN CLICK-THROUGH RATE IN APRIL

This is consumer health communication that cuts through by being clear, calm, and impossible to ignore.

Earol product packaging