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The campaign

Ch. 246 / 286 Apr 29, 2026

(The following day)

Desmond stepped out of his car and adjusted his suit as he made his way toward the entrance of his advertising company. His focus was on the project for Anabel’s company.

This wasn’t just another advertising campaign. This was his chance. A chance to impress Anabel.

To make sure she saw the value of being with him. Not just as a perfect advertiser, but as someone she could have behind her.

As he entered the building, his workers greeted him respectfully. He made use of the elevator and headed to the conference room.

Once he got inside, he called the senior manager and the core advertising team for a meeting. Within minutes, the room was filled, and Desmond stood at the front, behind the projector. The projector was already displaying the project details on the large screen for everyone to see.

Desmond turned to the team and began. "This is the new project. It has been handled by another agency, and it failed. So, I want us to give it our best. It has to be perfect. I want us to deliver something exceptional." Desmond finished, and they dove into brainstorming, discussing different approaches and dissecting strategies.

Each suggestion was refined and tested against the data, ensuring that they weren’t just making an advert. They were crafting something that would guarantee sales. The meeting stretched for two hours, and Desmond didn't even feel exhausted.

As the meeting was coming to an end, Desmond made a suggestion. "I think we need someone famous in this campaign. Someone who will make people pay attention at first sight of the advert."

One of the team members raised his hand. "I know someone perfect. She's a fast-rising actress. She’s gaining traction in the industry, and she fits the brand perfectly."

"Can we get the person? Is it possible?" Desmond asked.

"Yeah, she's actually my friend. I can talk with her." The young man answered, and Desmond smiled. "Perfect! Call her. Get her on board today if possible."

He called her, and in a few hours, the actress arrived at the studio. The video shoot kicked off immediately. Desmond stayed on-site, personally supervising the process, making sure nothing was left. He added more to what Anabel and her team wrote.

The shooting took three hours, and the actress was paid off immediately.

The video editor took the video and added the effects. He refined the scenes and enhanced the engagement factor.

The billboard and posters were handled by their best graphic designers. They gave in their best and ensured there was consistency across all advertising formats.

By the end of the day, the campaign was nearly complete, and Desmond was satisfied with everything.

The next morning, the finalized soft copy of the project was sent to Mr. Kane, the head of the advertising department in Anabel’s company.

Mr. Kane reviewed it carefully, and after watching the advertisement, he was impressed. Without hesitation, he forwarded it to Anabel.

Anabel took her time reviewing them. She did not know when she started smiling while watching the advert. It was so captivating that anyone who comes across it would like to try the product. It was one of a kind.

Anabel approved it and sent it back to Mr. Kane. He reviewed it and sent the approval papers to the senior manager of Desmond's advertising company.

The moment Mr. Kane sent the approval papers, everything moved at lightning speed. Desmond wasted no time.

He gathered his team for one final review, ensuring every detail of the campaign was okay before its official launch. The billboard placements, digital advertisements, and social media promotions were all ready for launching.

But Desmond didn’t stop there. He invested additional money to boost the campaign with his partnering advertising agencies.

If there was one thing Desmond knew how to do, it was delivering results. After making sure everything was settled, they launched it.

By the following day, Anabel’s company was overwhelmed by a flood of customers. Her company's app and website were hit with unexpected traffic.

They recorded thousands of new users creating accounts and logging in. They were all searching for the product and placing orders. The sales department scrambled to keep up. Every order came in like waves, and within hours, Anabel realized they had already surpassed their initial targets.