Rags to papers: an ad campaign for sustainable paper of haath paper utilizing meta ads/ Lhea Mae D. Aquino and Crizia M. Bondoc.--
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TextPublication details: Manila: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025.Description: 181pages: 29cmContent type: - BTH N 85 A68 2025
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Bachelor's thesis
College Of Architecture and Fine Arts.--
Bachelor's degree in fine arts: Technological University of the Philippines,
2025.
Includes bibliographic references and index.
Haath Paper's shift in focus toward the wedding market has brought new opportunities but
also challenges in sustaining its engagement with its traditional creative followers. This shift
has resulted in fewer ordersand less user-generated content from those who have historically
driven the brand's visibility. Asa result, Haath Paper’s platform is increasingly seen as
wedding-centric, potentially alienating traditional creatives. The key challenge, therefore, is to
re-engagethisaudienceand expand the brand’s reach beyond the wedding market, ensuring
that Haath Paper continues to appeal to creatives who prioritize sustainable paper in their
work. The goal is to re-engage creatives,expand the targetaudience,and increase brand
awareness of Haath Paper by utilizing Meta ads to reach traditionalartists and hobbyistartists
who prefer sustainable handmade paper in creating their worksand arts, and reach interested
consumers. The focus of the study is traditional creatives, both professional artists and
hobbyists, who prefer using sustainable handmade paper in their personal uses and for
interested creative customers. The respondents are also Manila residents, working and
studying in the city.
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