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Channels

Where the campaign lives

One idea, many formats. Each channel below has its specs, a worked example and the rules that matter most. Every format ends on the same thing: the lockup and one clear action.

Channel mix

  • Out-of-home — 35% of media budget. Launch weeks, big cities.

  • Social — 30%. Teaser to close; the only channel live in teaser week.

  • Display and online video — 15%. Retargeting towards the configurator.

  • In-store and partner retail — 15%. From launch weekend, peaks in the close phase.

  • Email and CRM — 5%. Four sends: launch, two stories, the offer.

Social

Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn

Social carries the teaser and the audience stories. Lead with the moment, not the product: the module should be moving in the first second.

Feed post (4:5) and story (9:16) on Instagram. The bottom band carries the wordmark and the call to action.
Feed post (4:5) and story (9:16) on Instagram. The bottom band carries the wordmark and the call to action.

Feed posts

1080 × 1350 px (4:5), or 1080 × 1080 px. Headline max. 6 words. Caption max. 125 characters before 'more'. One hashtag: #MadeToMove (EN) or #GemaaktOmTeBewegen (NL).

Stories, Reels and TikTok

1080 × 1920 px (9:16), 6–15 seconds. The module moves within the first second. Safe zones: 250 px top, 340 px bottom. Sound on, but always subtitled.

LinkedIn

1200 × 627 px or 1080 × 1080 px. For partners and the 'working from home' story. Slightly more facts: guarantee, materials, take-back scheme. Tag @Forma Studio in partner posts.

Do
  • Post from your own account and tag @forma.studio, so we can reshare.
  • Use UTM links from Sanne for every link in bio and swipe-up.
Don't
  • Don't add stickers, GIFs or trending sounds on top of the key visual.
  • Don't crop the lockup to fit the story frame — use the 9:16 template.

Out-of-home

Billboards, bus shelters and digital screens

Out-of-home is read in two seconds. One line, one sofa, one lockup — nothing else. Body copy and prices stay off the street.

Billboard: campaign line left, the sofa right, the wordmark in the Mist floor band.
Billboard: campaign line left, the sofa right, the wordmark in the Mist floor band.
A bus shelter with a backlit portrait poster of the campaign.
Abri (bus shelter): the portrait layout with the call to action in the bottom band.

Billboard 48-sheet

6096 × 3048 mm, delivered at 1:10 with 10 mm bleed. Max. 7 words including the line. Viewing distance 30–50 m: headline at least 1/6 of the height.

Abri

1185 × 1750 mm, visible area 1160 × 1710 mm. Backlit: print on blueback or backlit paper. Keep copy 40 mm inside the visible area; the frame covers the edges.

Digital out-of-home

1080 × 1920 px, 10 seconds, no sound. Three frames: the line (0–4 s), the module slides out (4–7 s), lockup and showroom city (7–10 s). MP4 (H.264) under 10 MB, or JPG per frame.

Print production
Files: PDF/X-4, all fonts outlined, images at 1:10 scale and 150 ppi at final size. Colour: ISO Coated v2 (300%). Signal and Ink Violet are checked against Pantone 1645 C and 2685 C on the proof. Always ask the printer for a hard-copy proof of one abri poster before the full run.
Delivery deadlines
Static billboards and abris: files at the printer by Wednesday 23 September. Digital screens: files at the media owner by Thursday 1 October, 12:00. Late files miss the launch week; there is no second posting cycle until 20 October.

Email

Newsletters and CRM

Four sends to the Forma list and partner lists: launch (6 Oct), two audience stories, and the 'Add a module' offer (17 Nov).

An email client showing the launch newsletter with a landscape header, body copy, a Signal button and three product cards.
The launch email: the header does the work, the copy stays under 50 words.

Header

1200 × 600 px, shown at 600 px wide. Use the landscape layout with the line baked in; also set it as alt text. JPG under 200 KB.

Subject lines

Max. 45 characters, no capitals, no emoji in the subject. — Your home, ready for what's next — One more seat. Same sofa. — Add a module, save 15% (ends 30 Nov)

Body and button

Max. 50 words, one story, one proof point. One Signal button with Night text; secondary links in Ink Violet, underlined. Preheader repeats the proof point, not the subject.

Web banners

Display and retargeting

Banners tell the campaign in three frames: the line, the shift, the action. Static fallbacks always show frame 3.

A set of display banners: half page, skyscraper, three frames of a medium rectangle, leaderboard and mobile banner.
The banner set, with the 300 × 250 storyboard in three frames.
  • Sizes: 300 × 250, 300 × 600, 160 × 600, 728 × 90, 970 × 250 and 320 × 50 (mobile).

  • Animation: 15 seconds max., three loops, then stop on frame 3. Frame 1 (0–3 s) the line; frame 2 (3–6 s) the module slides out; frame 3 the wordmark and the button.

  • Files: HTML5 under 150 KB initial load, plus a static JPG fallback under 60 KB.

  • Small formats: under 100 px high, drop the eyebrow and subline; the line goes on one row and the button becomes an arrow.

  • Clickable area: the whole banner, with a 1 px Night border on white sites.

Landing page

Where every click lands

All banners, posts and QR codes lead to forma.example/made-to-move (NL: /gemaakt-om-te-bewegen). The page repeats the key visual one-to-one, so the click feels like the same story — then shows the modules and the configurator.

The campaign landing page: the hero matches the banner the visitor just clicked.
The campaign landing page: the hero matches the banner the visitor just clicked.

In-store

Showrooms in Amsterdam, Utrecht and Antwerp

In the showroom, the campaign becomes something you can do: sit, click a module off, click it on somewhere else. Materials invite people to try.

The A1 showroom poster: the QR code replaces the button and leads straight to the configurator.
The A1 showroom poster: the QR code replaces the button and leads straight to the configurator.

Posters and signs

A1 poster (594 × 841 mm) with a QR code to the configurator, 3 mm bleed. A6 shelf talkers per module with name, size and price. Hanging sign: 1000 × 400 mm, double-sided.

Windows and floor

Window decal: the Signal module at 600 × 600 mm, with three trail lines, cut vinyl. Floor stickers: dashed module outlines in Lilac (500 × 500 mm) where a module 'used to be'.

Talking points for staff

— 'Want to try? Click this seat off.' — Every module fits through a 70 cm door. — Start small; add a module whenever life changes. — 10-year guarantee on every frame.

Launch weekend invitation

Showrooms and partner stores hand out this card from 28 September and send it with every order. Front: the campaign; back: the three showrooms, opening hours and a QR code to sign up. Printed on 400 g uncoated board, 85 × 55 mm.

Launch weekend invitation, front and back.
Launch weekend invitation, front and back.

Partners

Partner retailers

Around 40 partner stores in the Netherlands and Flanders sell the collection. They get the full kit, with room for their own name and details.

What you can change
Your logo in the bottom band (see co-branding rules), your address, opening hours and prices, and the language (EN / NL / Flemish). Everything else — line, layout, colours, photos — stays as delivered.
Ordering printed materials
Partners order posters, shelf talkers and window decals free of charge via the partner portal until 25 September. Delivery in the week of 28 September, so stores are ready for launch.
Local advertising
Running your own ads with the campaign? Use the templates, send them to Studio Forma for a check, and mention 'In collaboration with Forma'. We co-fund 50% of approved local media up to €2,500 per store.

Questions about this guide?

Contact Lotte

Last updated 24 Sept 2026

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