THENEWRATPACK - Strategy
THENEWRATPACK - Strategy
THENEWRATPACK - Strategy
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respectively. “We wanted to create a real personality for it,” Bergstein<br />
recalls. He and his team asked Toronto-based agency Bensimon Byrne<br />
to come up with a name for the new fi ve litre kegs, and they in turn<br />
delivered over 100 different possibilities, including the hands-down<br />
winner, Bubba. To leverage Molson’s sports sponsorships, the Bubbas<br />
were outfi tted with collectable sports jerseys, because, as Bergstein<br />
says, “guys love to collect stuff.”<br />
During his two-year stint at Molson, Bergstein also relaunched the<br />
brand in the U.S., working with Miami hot shop Crispin Porter +<br />
Bogusky to introduce an on-package effort, “Back Labels,” with over<br />
80 different sayings like “I kill bears with my bare hands” printed<br />
on label backs. “It was a fantastic way to engage consumers. They’re<br />
real conversations starters,” says Bergstein, adding that the idea was<br />
picked up in the Canadian market to run as a limited-time promotion.<br />
Bergstein’s A Marca Bavaria launch also achieved success for<br />
the beer co, becoming Canada’s number four import beer by<br />
mid-summer of its launch year, 2003. “The challenge was how do<br />
you make a Brazilian beer with a German name work in Canada,”<br />
says Fleischmann. “Joey had a good backbone keeping the initiative<br />
on track and stewarding it through the management…Molson was a<br />
tough audience.”<br />
Fleischmann recalls that, towards the end of the campaign<br />
development, they had two ads that were testing well. One featured<br />
a hot Brazilian woman stripping, which, while sexy, wasn’t strongly<br />
Above: Two ad tacks, one focusing on sex and one focusing more closely on<br />
product, were combined to achieve success for A Marca Bavaria in Canada