Fresh Step launched its “Date Cats, Not Humans” campaign and a brand refresh, targeting Gen Z and millennials who prioritize pets over traditional romantic relationships. Led by Deb Crandall of The Clorox Company, the initiative leverages cultural insights and data to celebrate cat ownership and challenge stereotypes. The campaign also partnered with Best Friends Animal Society to encourage cat adoptions.
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Deb Crandall The Clorox Company Fresh Step Uses Valentine’s Insights to Power a Gen Z Brand Reset
Fresh Step launched its “Date Cats, Not Humans” campaign and a brand refresh, targeting Gen Z and millennials who prioritize pets over traditional romantic relationships. Led by Deb Crandall of The Clorox Company, the initiative leverages cultural insights and data to celebrate cat ownership and challenge stereotypes. The campaign also partnered with Best Friends Animal Society to encourage cat adoptions.