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My top 3 case histories

Ivano Scuderi

Created on March 30, 2025

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Written by Ivano Scuderi

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According to my digital projects that have had the greatest impact.

My top 3 case histories

CASE 2

CASE 1

INTRO

CASE 3

Index

I have chosen three case histories among the many that I have produced and designed during my career in the world of communication and creativity. I picked these campaigns for the impact they had and the goals they achieved. The Oltre project (case no. 3) is one on my favourite projects because it had a real and socially useful effect on an important issue.

Introduction

Case 1 - The launch of Dmax - Discovery Channel

*Full article here: https://www.digital-news.it/news/televisione/35814/anno-da-record-per-discovery-italia-3-editore-tv-nazionale-per-share

Dmax launch campaign for Discovery Channel

DMAX quickly became, after just a year, a top-performing digital channel, reaching an all-time high of 1.94% share. With an average of 155,000 viewers per minute and 5.3 million daily contacts, it ranked as the 8th most-watched national channel and the #1 native digital channel. Year-over-year, viewership grew by 92%, solidifying DMAX’s success in the Italian TV market.*

Results

A cutting-edge digital campaign immersed users in the DMAX experience through interactive first-person videos, allowing viewers to choose different perspectives. The strategic positioning and "Lo guardi, lo vivi" payoff reinforced engagement. On-site activations, a tailored social media strategy and a dynamic content plan further amplified awareness and interaction.

Solution

The launch of DMAX in Italy marked a major shift in the digital terrestrial TV landscape, introducing a channel specifically tailored for a male audience. With a focus on action, adventure and factual entertainment, the challenge was to establish DMAX as a must-watch destination and create strong audience engagement from day one.

Challenge

Case 2 - Rbs Six Nations - Discovery Channel

*Full article here: https://www.engage.it/media-industry/dmax-va-in-meta-allesordio-nel-sei-nazioni-esulta-anche-edison.aspx

Rbs Six Nations' campaign for Discovery Channel

The launch was a resounding success, with 2.6 million viewers tuning in, achieving a 4.5% share and making DMAX the 5th most-watched national channel and the 1st digital channel. The website more than doubled its traffic, while #6Nazioni trended at #2 on Twitter with over 10,200 tweets. DMAX’s Facebook page saw 1.2 million users reached, generating thousands of interactions, solidifying its status as Italy’s home for rugby.*

Results

The campaign leveraged high-quality video content, exclusive collaborations with FIR (Federazione Italiana Rugby) and national team players and engaging digital storytelling. Interactive social media activations, live streaming on dmax.it, and a strong brand identity helped build excitement, making rugby more accessible and appealing to a broader audience.

Solution

Bringing the Six Nations Rugby Championship to DMAX was a bold move to elevate rugby’s profile in Italy. The goal was to generate excitement around this global event, attract a younger audience and position rugby as a dynamic and values-driven sport that deserved more attention.

Challenge

Mahmood's interview

Promo for Web serie "Rajel"

Case 3 - Project Oltre - European Commission

OLTRE's website:https://oltre.uniroma2.it/

Case 3 - Project Oltre for European Commission

The project reached over 700,000 users across social media, generating thousands of interactions. The web series attracted tens of thousands of young viewers, sparking discussions on identity and inclusion. Workshops and creative labs directly engaged hundreds of participants, equipping them with tools to resist radical narratives and build a stronger sense of belonging.

Results

OLTRE* developed a nationwide digital campaign using social media content, workshops and creative labs to empower young people to share their stories. It trained social media moderators, launched storytelling projects, and produced a web series featuring artists like Mahmood and MaRue. The initiative engaged communities in seven Italian cities, promoting positive role models and countering extremist rhetoric.

Solution

Radicalization among second-generation Muslim youth in Europe has been a growing concern, driven by identity struggles and social exclusion. Many young people become vulnerable to extremist narratives that offer a sense of belonging and purpose. OLTRE was created to counteract these influences by providing alternative narratives and fostering social inclusion.

Challenge

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