Leveraging video to help a fintech connect with customers.

Wisely by ADP® is a breakthrough, new, 100% digital pay solution for employers that’s designed to streamline payroll processes and give their employees more flexibility. However, the fintech recently unveiled changes to their Wisely Pay Card — and they needed to convince current cardholders to request an upgrade. They tapped Media Logic to develop a video to help make the case.

Using high-energy footage, animation and music, the video explained the upgrade’s advantages in a series of clear, relatable payment scenarios — from early payday to the ability to add funds from additional income sources. It was all about connecting with consumers on a human level and motivating them to take action — making the upgrade an easy “yes.”

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