An additional video featuring brand partner Steve Nash attempting to decorate a birthday cake is also part of the larger 20th anniversary push. Other media – from digital to out-of-home – is being used to put the importance of “2020” in context and encourage consumers to view the anthem spot and seek out the promo code to use (Tangerine works with PHD on media). But the 20th anniversary also provided an opportunity to have its integrated advertising engage more with consumers, he says. The bank’s “hard work” positioning, launched last year, has been resonating well, prompting it to build on that idea with the new saving-centred spot. While the campaign does have the obvious short-term goal of new client acquisition, Tangerine’s goal is to also build awareness around its positioning as a bank for “savvy spenders and savers” – its target of value-conscious consumers who want to earn more on their investments and keep more of their money through lower fees, says Nick Nelson, VP of marketing. The first 5,000 people to find the hidden promo code in the ad and use it to open an account will receive an additional $20 bonus. New clients, for example, will receive up to $150 in bonuses when they sign up for a Tangerine account. The hidden gem is part of the digitally focused bank’s 20th anniversary campaign that’s centred on providing perks to new and current customers who refer friends. Among the imagery was one smartphone user typing in a promo code, “2020.” The spot, created by John St., featured all the ways Canadians are thrifty, from packing smaller meals from home instead of buying lunch to turning down the heat. Turns out, it came with a hidden message. We recently featured Tangerine’s latest spot, celebrating the frugal consumer.
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