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Coca-Cola Drinks, Belgium. Background. Coca-Cola wanted to launch an OOH campaign to be original & to reach their core target. The marketing objectives were differentiation and being Top Of Mind during the end of the year. Idea . - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Background.– Coca-Cola wanted to launch an
OOH campaign to be original & to reach their core target.
– The marketing objectives were differentiation and being Top Of Mind during the end of the year.
Results.– More than 80% liked the campaign
– High recall & attribution amongst the core target
– Mass-media + creative use of OOH.
– Clever/appropriate use of environments for reaching specific target audiences of “actives” & young people.
Coca-Cola Drinks, Belgium
Idea.– An OOH campaign to reach the core target in an original
way.
– An innovative campaign for Coca-Cola in Railway Stations & Tube reinforced by mass media in the 5 main centres.
– Fully wrapped ceiling & wall in metro stations Louise, De Brouckère, Porte de Namur & Arts-Loi.
– Big poster in the central hall of Brussels train stations.
– 80 panels including More O’Ferrall 36m² in Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, Charleroi & Liège.
Coverage Brussels
Media agency Universal Media
Creative agency Pinkeye
Specialist agency Outdoor Services
Environment & formats Transit
Number of faces 80 MOF 36m² + fully wrapped ceiling& wall Tube + 12m² poster in stations
Target audience 12-44 year olds
Audience figures/Research(Reach, Frequency)
55% spontaneous recallHigh level of attribution: 85%
Date & Duration 2011 - 3 weeks
“To stay a dynamic, young & innovative brand, you have to differentiate yourself and this out-of-the-box campaign has enabled us to achieve this goal and to bring happiness!”
Yves de Voeght, Coca-Cola Media Manager Belgium & Luxembourg.
Media - Share of spend
Outdoor 19%
TV 67%
Internet 9%
Cinema 6%
OOH spend €360,000
Coca-Cola Campaign details
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XimTotal 15-24 25-44
85% 89% 93%Attribution
2 months after the campaign finished spontaneous recall levels remained very high– 55% spontaneous recall– 85% attribution