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Encouraging vegan choices | Fillerz

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Encouraging vegan choices

Fillerz

A bold Veganuary campaign encouraging customers to try a vegan alternative without compromising on taste.

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Social media

Fillerz "Zero Clucks Given" vegan cajun wrap ad displayed on a bus stop billboard on a busy street.

A tough crowd to convince

Fillerz, known for its bold, cheeky brand voice, wanted a Veganuary campaign built around its vegan Cajun wrap. The real difficulty wasn't the product, it was the audience: loyal regulars who were genuinely sceptical of plant-based options, unlikely to consider one unprompted, let alone take part in Veganuary at all.

Fillerz, known for its bold, cheeky brand voice, wanted a Veganuary campaign built around its vegan Cajun wrap. The real difficulty wasn't the product, it was the audience: loyal regulars who were genuinely sceptical of plant-based options, unlikely to consider one unprompted, let alone take part in Veganuary at all.

From invitation to dare

An early direction leaned on a straightforward invitation, something like "why not try this for January," a plain challenge to give it a go. It just didn't sound like Fillerz. The brand's voice needed to come through, and a polite invite wasn't going to move a sceptical audience. The message needed reversing: not "try this," but "prove you can tell the difference."

An early direction leaned on a straightforward invitation, something like "why not try this for January," a plain challenge to give it a go. It just didn't sound like Fillerz. The brand's voice needed to come through, and a polite invite wasn't going to move a sceptical audience. The message needed reversing: not "try this," but "prove you can tell the difference."

Zero Clucks Given

"Zero Clucks Given" carried the brand's brash tone while working as a genuine double meaning, unmistakably Fillerz, and a clear nod that there's no chicken involved. Paired with "Can you even taste the difference?", the tone shifted from passive to active: less an invitation, more a dare. It helped that the claim held up, the Cajun spice on the wrap is strong enough that the vegan version genuinely is difficult to distinguish from the original. Bold photography of the wrap, sauce spilling out, ran in Fillerz's existing orange, with green introduced specifically as a nod to the vegan angle, giving the whole campaign a fresh, confident contrast to sit against.

"Zero Clucks Given" carried the brand's brash tone while working as a genuine double meaning, unmistakably Fillerz, and a clear nod that there's no chicken involved. Paired with "Can you even taste the difference?", the tone shifted from passive to active: less an invitation, more a dare. It helped that the claim held up, the Cajun spice on the wrap is strong enough that the vegan version genuinely is difficult to distinguish from the original. Bold photography of the wrap, sauce spilling out, ran in Fillerz's existing orange, with green introduced specifically as a nod to the vegan angle, giving the whole campaign a fresh, confident contrast to sit against.

Hand holding a phone showing a Fillerz sponsored Instagram post with orange and green branded animation.

Simple message, everywhere it needed to be

Built for social

GIFs extended the core visuals and tagline for social media, keeping the same bold imagery and tone moving across feeds.

Out on the street

The same simple message and photography carried onto outdoor advertising, bus stops and billboards positioned around the town centre to maximise visibility during January.

Raised awareness of plant-based options

Inspired eco-conscious dining

Encouraged January footfall boost

Fillerz vegan cajun wrap with ingredients scattered around it on an orange striped background.

Bold text reading "Zero Clucks Given!" on an orange block, set against a green striped background.

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Encouraging vegan choices

Fillerz

Check them out

A tough crowd to convince

From invitation to dare

Zero Clucks Given

Simple message, everywhere it needed to be

Built for social

Out on the street

Raised awareness of plant-based options

Inspired eco-conscious dining

Encouraged January footfall boost

here's some other projects you might like.

Promoting social connection

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