Heetch

Problem
The challenge was to communicate Heetch’s bold, energetic brand personality while making the campaign feel genuinely relevant to the Algerian market.
The promotional campaign needed to capture attention quickly in crowded social-media feeds, while the Ghardaïa launch required a more location-specific approach that could celebrate the city’s distinctive cultural identity without losing Heetch’s visual language.
The campaign also needed to work across French and Arabic, multiple formats, and different communication purposes while maintaining a coherent visual system.
Solution
I developed a localized campaign system built around Heetch’s signature pink, combining high-contrast magenta-to-black gradients, condensed typography, diagonal graphic accents, and strong product-focused compositions.
For the promotional campaign, the “Erkeb50” code became a central communication element, supported by Arabic treatments such as “Heetch Confort” to strengthen local brand recognition.
For the Ghardaïa launch, I incorporated M’zab architecture, ochre tones, traditional clothing, and the city’s distinctive skyline into the compositions, reinterpreting these cultural elements through Heetch’s pink visual language.
The result was a campaign system that balanced global brand consistency with local cultural relevance, allowing Heetch to communicate both as an established brand and as a service entering a specific Algerian community.
