From taking some of the biggest brands to the next universe, to rocketing startups into orbit — explore a few of our most out-of-this world campaigns.

Case studies

Selected Videos

Hop On A Cure: An Accelerator for the Hope that Lies Hidden in the Unsung.

John Driskell Hopkins, a founding member of the Zac Brown Band, started Hop On A Cure (HOAC) following his ALS diagnosis in 2021. Moon Landing Agency built a cause based brand for HOAC that embraced a rebellious, untraditional ethos, challenging the norm and resonating with donors by positioning itself as the driving force behind neglected areas of ALS research. ALS is not incurable, it is underfunded.

HOAC remains committed to finding, funding, and elevating overlooked possibilities, delivering resources as quickly as they were received. Their brand rally cry video still tours the country with Zac Brown Band, inspiring arenas of people with a message of hope in our lifetime.

Rock Solid Attachments: Get Dirty. Have Fun. Get More Done.

Rock Solid Attachments (RSA) emerged from a simple but powerful realization: mid-market users were being ignored. DIYers, weekend warriors, and hobby farmers faced a limited choice between overpriced, overbuilt commercial-grade attachments or flimsy, tin-like tools that couldn’t endure the rigors of daily use. RSA’s mission became clear—to design and manufacture tough, durable, and affordable attachment solutions tailored to this underserved audience.

HERMLE USA: Step Up To A HERMLE and Invest In Tomorrow

Hermle USA, the North American subsidiary of Germany’s Maschinenfabrik Berthold Hermle AG, is a globally recognized leader in the 5-axis machining industry, with revenue over $500M. However, despite their stellar reputation in Europe, Hermle struggled to gain traction in the North American market, which they knew was primed for exponential growth.

Moon Landing Agency embarked on a transformative journey to help Hermle USA capture their essence and deliver it to receptive North American manufacturers.

Panther Vision – “Don’t Be Like This Guy”

When we discovered that the first patent for a battery-powered flashlight was issued in 1899 and until now, not much had changed, Moon Landing developed a national campaign to warn consumers about the risk of using old technology. Our mission was to attack anyone still stuck in the dark days of old with round flashlights, rolling off ladders.

We executed a study and found that many major companies withhold advancements in their technology and innovation from consumers in order to increase and maintain their ongoing profits. The Moon Landing team developed this video ad campaign and 100-influencer strong campaign to shine a light on the perils of using outdated technology.

Save Bowling

A couple years ago, the Hammer Bowling brand was in a very different place. With sales lagging, Hammer had to steal significant market share from Storm in order to merely remain flat in sales over the next year. To add to the situation, Hammer was faced with a depleting market of serious bowlers. In the last decade, USBC membership had declined by nearly 40% and the number of bowlers who play more than 25 games per year had decreased by 20%.

We discovered that the industry had lost sight of what really matters to serious bowlers. It was clear that the industry needed a leader — someone to start a movement, and remind bowlers why they fell in love with the game in the first place.

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