An algorithm extracted data from the NYC Dog Licensing Dataset, linked each dog to a Puppo health benefit, and used a modular copy and art direction system to generate a unique ad for every dog.

Owners were targeted by ZIP Code with posters, digital OOH and digital display. Each ad started a shopping experience tailored to their dog.

In one week, the personalised ads saw an increase in website users of 68%, of which 28% came directly from our posters. There was also a 144% increase in organic searches for Puppo.

Kimberley Ragan, Colenso BBDO creative director, explained, “We all love our dogs, and having your dog, with all his or her unique personality quirks, pigeon-holed into small, medium or large breed, isn’t always what’s best for the dog.

“Straying from the typical one-ad-for-100,000 consumers format, instead creating one ad for each of the 100,000+ dogs who live in New York City, allowed us to connect with owners in a more meaningful way, and help them find the right diet for their pup.”

Puppo – Every dog has its ad from Colenso BBDO on Vimeo.

Credits
Client: Puppo
Leonid Sudakov – President, Kinship
Winson Wong – Head of Kinship Labs
Adelyn Zhou – Head of Marketing, Puppo
Carrie Deverell – Head of Corporate Affairs, Kinship

Lead Creative Agency: Colenso BBDO Auckland
Media Agency: Mediacom US & Milk Money
Consumer PR Agency: DKC
Social Agency: SocialFly

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Innovation, QR Code, petcare, OOH Campaign, digital display, Out of home advertising, Technology, Health, Dog

You need ‘The Triple S’ ad strategy to positively connect brands with potential consumers via mobile ads! The Triple S – Sensitive, Sensible and Smart strategy.

Checkout how did Widespace and Penguin Random House International UK embraced The Triple S strategy to create awareness and purchase intent of a new book. With ad recall 4x higher than the digital display market average, the book sales figures had surpassed the set target. The campaign was also shortlisted as ’Most Effective Brand Campaign’ at the Effective Mobile Marketing Awards 2015.

Challenge

Penguin Random House sought to create awareness and purchase intent of the new book by EL James, “Grey”, among the millions of original Fifty Shades fans. By bringing attention to the book via mobile, the ultimate goal was to drive sales both online and in physical stores.

Solution

Penguin Random House used Widespace’s mobile TakeOver format to create an impactful ad with a positive user experience, with an animation function to maximise attention. To ensure the most relevant audience was reached, the ad was integrated natively into premium lifestyle and entertainment sites such as Cosmopolitan, Digital Spy and Grazia, and Widespace’s Brand Algorithm was used to find the most interested users within these environments. iPhones were specifically targeted as the ad linked directly through to the iTunes store page with the option to purchase the book immediately.

Results

The Brand Impact Study showed that half of the exposed users recalled the Widespace ad and 80% of those users found the ad very interesting. The author awareness uplift was 46% and an astonishing 43% of exposed users would purchase a book by E L James, a 153% uplift versus the control panel. The physical and online sales figures surpassed client targets. As a consequence of these results, this campaign was shortlisted as ’Most Effective Brand Campaign’ at the Effective Mobile Marketing Awards 2015.

Senior Marketing Manager, Sarah Ridley at Penguin Random House had to say:
“Our main aim with the mobile campaign for Grey was brand awareness and making sure the millions of original Fifty Shades fans out there knew the new book was out and available to download. Mobile was the perfect way to reach out to this audience in a relevant environment and Widespace’s premium format allowed us to engage with potential fans in an engaging way on appropriate partner sites. The campaign performed well and we were impressed with the brand awareness uplift amongst users who were delivered the ad.”

Three strong results:

Book sales figures surpassed targets
Ad recall 4 times higher than the digital display market average
153% uplift in purchase intent

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