2011 Issue 55 - Internationalist
2011 Issue 55 - Internationalist
2011 Issue 55 - Internationalist
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INNOVATIVE DIGITAL MARKETING SOLUTIONS<br />
SILVER<br />
Volvo/ North America 2010 S60 Tour — Havas Media<br />
Volvo traditionally targets older consumers who value safety. But<br />
with the re-launch of the new Volvo S60 – a sportier, more<br />
performance-driven car than previous models - Volvo wanted to<br />
start a conversation with a younger audience to raise awareness<br />
of the redesigned vehicle.<br />
Big East University teams (including the likes of Syracuse,<br />
Villanova, Georgetown, etc.) have made 16 Final Four<br />
appearances, won six NCAA Championships and have<br />
notoriously loyal fans. By focusing the Volvo conversation in<br />
social media and activating a core group of digital influencers<br />
from each of the Big East schools, Volvo aimed to tap into the<br />
sport passion and strong alumni ties of 16 “Super Fans” who were highly active online to participate in a<br />
groundbreaking social media-focused competition to find the “Biggest Fan of the Big East” while at the same time<br />
generating conversations about Volvo at MyBigEastVolvo.com.<br />
BRONZE<br />
P&G/Head & Shoulders “Appamalu”— SMG Chicago<br />
No guy’s guy wants to hear about Head & Shoulders. He might<br />
know he has dandruff, but it’s difficult to get him to pay<br />
attention to shampoo.<br />
Enter Troy Polamalu of the Pittsburgh Steelers, known for his<br />
abundant mane of hair. SMG designed and built H&S’s first<br />
custom-created branded app. Directly from their smartphones, guys experienced the light-hearted approach to<br />
shampoo that Head & Shoulders and Troy Polamalu stand for… and were rewarded with fun prizes like NFL<br />
merchandise and gift cards.<br />
During football season, P&G’s Head & Shoulders business saw strong gains.<br />
BRONZE<br />
Arby’s “Feed Your Mood”— Initiative US<br />
Arby’s is a challenger brand in the quick service restaurant<br />
category. The company was seeking ways to take online<br />
brand messaging and use it to drive customers in-store.<br />
Arby’s originated a social media application called “Feed<br />
Your Mood’ that incorporated Arby’s value menu items into<br />
authentic Facebook and Twitter conversations. They also<br />
partnered with the new Checkpoints mobile location-based<br />
platform that rewards users with points for taking branded<br />
actions. The project resulted in unprecedented increases in walk-in traffic to<br />
those stores promoted as a Checkpoints Place.<br />
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