There’s no place like Chrome campaign

For a long time, Chrome was a better browser than Microsoft Edge – so when a new version of Edge built on the same foundation launched and the two nearly achieved parity, Google needed to let businesses and users know that Chrome is still the ideal home for browsing.

My team and I came up with the initial concept and in the two years since we have created a variety of video, HTML5, and static ads for standard display, Business Insider, Foundry, New York Times, Amazon, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and LinkedIn.

Role
Associate Creative Director

Year
2022- 2024

Client
Chrome Enterprise

Chrome Enterprise promotion highlighting "Zero Trust" security, featuring the phrases "Where Zero Trust security comes with zero hassle" and "There's no place like Chrome." Includes a "Download & manage now" button.
Google Chrome Enterprise advertisement highlighting policies to limit employee actions such as downloading, copying, and printing, with a call-to-action button for downloading and managing Chrome.
Chrome Enterprise promotional graphic with the text 'Where IT decides who can access what and when. There’s no place like Chrome' and a button labeled 'Download & manage now.'
Chrome Enterprise advertisement promoting easy extension management, featuring a Chrome logo, text highlighting the ease of use, and a button labeled 'Download & manage now.'
Chrome Enterprise promotional banner with slogan "Where employees' go-to browser takes productivity to new heights. There's no place like Chrome." Includes a "Download & manage now" button.
Chrome Enterprise ad highlighting password reuse issues, stating "Where IT gets notified of employees password re-use." Promotes securing data with Chrome and features a button to discover more.
Chrome Enterprise advertisement promoting secure browsing, with text "Where browser security gets safer and smarter. There's no place like Chrome." Includes Chrome logo and "Learn more" button.
Chrome Enterprise promotional image with text about secure access to corporate data. Includes a button labeled 'Learn more' and Chrome logo.