From automotive to pharmaceuticals, financial to retail, and packaged food to skin care, our brands are as diverse as our work. Here are just a few of our Sweet Clients.
Some Recent Projects
One of the concrete facts in the new age of advertising is that grabbing someone’s attention in one place isn’t enough. Because your customers aren’t in one place. They’re in 2 or 3 places at once. They’re on Facebook while watching Netflix while posting to Snapchat. And that means you have to be nimble enough to be everywhere you can. At Sweet Spot, the only thing more diverse than the content we create is where it lives. From Instagram to TV and Outdoor to Pre-Roll, we make sure your message is seen, heard, clicked and liked.
As their first-ever national campaign, we established loanDepot as a trustworthy, relatable, dependable and reliable brand. Everything a customer looks for in a lending partner. Our “We Believe” spot for loanDepot increased brand awareness by over 60%. It also dramatically bolstered call volume for the non-bank lender.
We brought blockbuster-level visual effects to this fun spot for Suave Kids’ Disney branded line of shampoo. Tapping into our own inner children, we provided a peak into the world as only the young (and the young at heart) can see it. With only one full week for production and post-production, we couldn’t be more proud of how these spots turned out.
Using a unique visual effect style, we brought to life existing photography to immerse the viewer in the backyard of their dreams. As the first-ever TV campaign for System Pavers, the spot stands out and demands attention, while still showing off their amazing products and services.
American Financing wanted to drive home the fact that they are a Colorado-based, family-owned company. Who better to deliver that message than the Denver Broncos’ John Elway? As a trustworthy name and local hero, Elway used his star power to introduce American Financing nationwide.
Since 2012, the Mercury Insurance Agents has produced over 20 action-packed, adventure filled national TV ads. With their grab bag of hi-tech gadgets, the Mercury Insurance Agents always find a unique way to illustrate the lengths they’re willing to go to service their customers. In this spot, our Agents are propelled forward in time to see just what our customer ends up doing with all those savings.
For loanDepot’s first-ever TV spot, we wanted to introduce them as a modern, tech-driven force in the mortgage and refinance world. A brand at the cutting edge of their industry. It worked so well that call volume increased to a point where we needed to pull the ad from air.
Thirty stunt drivers, two dozen high-performance automobiles and one abandoned airfield; everything you need for a friendly game of football and Duck Duck Goose. The performance of Yokohama Tires is on full display in these two high-octane spots.
Bringing light sabers to a bath tub is something Yoda would probably frown upon, but what better way to show the excitement of Suave Kids%u2019 Star Wars shampoo. With cinema-level visual effects we proved there really is no line between bath time and play time.
Created as a mascot for Greenlight, the squishy, pliable Blobbert quickly became a hit with consumers and client. Bouncing through TV spots for three years, he also found himself popping up all over Greenlight branding, from the website and direct mail, to business cards and letterheads.
Since 2012, the Mercury Insurance Agents has produced over 20 action-packed, adventure filled national TV ads. The Mercury Insurance Agents are always there to service their customers, even in the event of a T. rex attack. We teamed up with visual effects house Make VFX and Director John Bonito to bring the mayhem to life.
Who We Are
“Founder.” “Executive Producer.” “Entrepreneur extraordinaire.” These are words. They are also the perfect words to describe Sweet Spot’s personable and fearless leader, Matthew Coates. With over 15 years in the Marketing and Entertainment industries, Matthew created Sweet Spot as a full-service agency where people and brands can come together to make beautiful content.
Matthew Coates
Chief Troublemaker
Brandy Coates
Chief Cheerleader
Lance Casey
Editorial Ninja
Ryan Cook
Word Herder
Collin Michaels
Arctic Ice Salesman
George Thomas
Stage Hand
Javier Bermudez
Talent Shepherd
