Marketing Report London 2012 - International Olympic Committee
Marketing Report London 2012 - International Olympic Committee
Marketing Report London 2012 - International Olympic Committee
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Chapter Seven / THE OLYMPIC BRAND 149<br />
The campaign received entries from nearly 60 countries around the world, with users showing their<br />
best efforts in a variety of disciplines including sport, music, art and charity work. Three entrants<br />
(pictured opposite) received trips to the <strong>London</strong> <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Olympic</strong> Games, with the winners chosen by<br />
a panel of <strong>Olympic</strong> athletes, including Charmaine Crooks (Canada, pictured opposite, second from<br />
left), Shawn Johnson (USA), Pernilla Wiberg (Sweden), Fabiana Murer (Brazil), Beckie Scott (Canada)<br />
and Yang Yang (China).<br />
Campaign Implementation<br />
The IOC worked with <strong>Olympic</strong> broadcast partners around the world to promote the Show Your Best<br />
initiative through two 30-second TV spots and a corresponding digital platform.<br />
The first TV spot depicted some of the greatest <strong>Olympic</strong> moments of all time, complemented by<br />
footage of everyday people doing their best. At the end of the spot, viewers were invited to show<br />
their best via video entries to the digital platform.<br />
In the run-up to the <strong>London</strong> <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Olympic</strong> Games, the second TV spot was launched, using footage<br />
from the video entries on the Show Your Best digital platform.<br />
The second spot was aired by the official broadcast partners of the <strong>Olympic</strong> Movement in 138<br />
countries in the months before and during the <strong>London</strong> <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Olympic</strong> Games. It was also shown on<br />
the big screens in all <strong>Olympic</strong> venues throughout the <strong>London</strong> <strong>2012</strong> Games, as well as appearing on<br />
the IOC’s YouTube channel and other social media sites.