Valentine’s seasonal marketing campaign: Deliveroo & KFC earns media with ‘Bucket ring’ (Singapore)
A simple co-marketing PR idea that drove talkability, boosted sales, and didn’t need a big media budget.
A simple co-marketing PR idea that drove talkability, boosted sales, and didn’t need a big media budget.
A best-in-class execution of drinks marketing innovation, exciting consumers, building trade marketing engagement, and driving sales. And with exactly the right influencer for their audience.
This small brand ran its first big campaign to drive ecommerce sales and put the brand on the map – providing a good example of how to accelerate an ecommerce business.
The brand found a way to hack the marketing model of the hospitality industry, creating news and getting talked about in the run-up to Valentine’s Day. And guaranteeing front-of-mind awareness on a small PR budget.
A big creative idea, built on a powerful insight that got people engaged and talking. Telefora boosted front-of-mind awareness, just at the critical moment in the year.
A powerful idea that brought a brand not connected with romance into the heart of the Valentine’s Day conversation – with a competition that delivered humor and drove talkability.
Brilliant seasonal marketing, product innovation, and ecommerce propelled this UK start-up to become a showpiece for translating seasonal marketing opportunities into big revenues.
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WhatsApp has become a key tool for organising social events and parties among friends – a prime audience for a beer maker. But how can brands engage with this very personal and private social channel? Becks found a smart way to get these users to come to them, by transforming friend’s WhatsApp group chat history into an epic comic souvenir of their night out.
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In a crowded marketplace, Adidas needed a way to stand out from the competition and serve relevant messages to people at crucial points in their purchase decisions. This case study looks at how the sportswear brand used programmatic display ads to tell exactly the right stories to the right people, at the right step in the customer’s journey to maximise sales.
How do you keep raising engagement? Not everyone responds positively to the same ad content, so Nestlé tested out different approaches. For Nescafe campaigns in Turkey they tested content that adapted to the viewer’s preferences, in real time. This case study looks at how the coffee brand increased engagement through an on-pack competition combined with smart programmatic display marketing.
How do you drive more traffic to your brand site? San Pellegrino delivered 90,000 extra visits to its website through display ads tailored to specific audiences. This case study looks at how San Pellegrino achieved a 10% increase in click-throughs with a 14% lower spend than previous campaigns.