7-Eleven keeps Summer going 24/7 in newly launched campaign via CHE Proximity
7-Eleven, Australia’s leading convenience store, has launched a feel-good Summer campaign via CHE Proximity.
From day to night and back again, in an endless loop, the campaign highlights the much-loved role 7-Eleven plays in the Aussie summer. All set to a Mark Ronson track and fuelled by ice-creams, Slurpees, smoothies and more.
Says Adam Jacka, head of marketing communications at 7-Eleven: “For almost 50 years, 7-Eleven has been an iconic part of the Australian summer. After the year Australians have been through with so many of us in lockdown or separated from friends and family, customers are looking to make the most of every moment this Summer, and 7-Eleven open 24/7 just makes that a little Wonderfully Easier.
“Whether it’s a pre-surf morning coffee or a refreshing smoothie with friends, an afternoon ice cream treat for the kids, or a late night dash for a Slurpee or party top ups, you can find one of more than 700 local 7-Eleven stores just around the corner ready to make it easier to Summer 24/7.”
Adds Amy Weston, creative director at CHEP: “Summer in the suburbs sees us dropping into 7-Eleven at all hours. It’s the Wonderfully Easier way to keep whatever you’re doing going, 24/7.
Directed by Alex Roberts via FINCH, the TVCs will air across free-to-air, catch-up TV and YouTube and are accompanied by radio, Spotify, social, Twitch, OOH, digital and in-store collateral with the media strategy led by 7-Eleven’s media partner, PHD Australia.
Adds Jacka: “The 7-Eleven Summer 24/7 campaign also stretches well beyond our hero film content and into a range of digital-first extensions with influencer partnerships, gaming integration through Twitch and a consumer promotion celebrating our new Mystery Flavour Slurpee ranges. We also celebrate the exciting rollout of our new, delicious smoothies, frappes, juices and more with more than 30 flavours to choose from, already available in more than 270 stores and a perfect Summer refreshment day or night!”
Agency: CHEP
Media Agency: phd
Adam Jacka – Head of Marketing Communications
Eva Karakaltsas – Marketing Manager
Kit Burgess – Marketing Manager
Helen Quint – Brand Manager
Production Company: FINCH
Director: Alex Roberts
Managing Director: Corey Esse
Executive Producer: Loren Bradley
Producer: Rona Lewis
Post House: ARC
Editor: Drew Thompson
Post Producer: Michaela Fenton
Colorist: Ben Eagleton
Online Artist: Chris Betteridge
Sound House: Rumble Studios
Engineer: Liam Annert
Sound EP: Michael Gie
Music Supervision: Big Sync Music
Music Supervisor: Michael Szumowski
27 Comments
I like it
Works pretty fun.
At least it isn’t another brand trying to pump at Christmas tripe.
Just here enjoying the OOH craft
Is nice. That’s a plus?
What the new CCO at CHEP is going deliver.
This sure aint shit.
You are a player.
How can you not have a social or digital aspect to this campaign?
https://youtu.be/BrGtUnZeb6E
Not a big track record in reality
But 2% of the billboard is devoted to summer? I see the idea but only because i’m trying to decode it on an advertising blog.
Re-read the press release…
Is gorgeous.
Cute one master Roberts!!!
Nice 🙂
It’s great – it’s also a platform idea that’s ripe for activation through digital. Just a shame this aspect isn’t elaborated-on in the release.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=903UyiCE_Kk
@Summer 24/7 Are you alright? The headline is at least 20% of the OOH, and its front and centre. Do the cloud-free skies not show you that too?
It’s also not just about summer, it’s about 24/7 – and that’s blindingly clear. What would you have hit you in the face, a beach ball?
It’s stunning work, kudos to all.
too really like that billboard
Don’t mind the rest.
Wouldn’t say it was stunning though. (Although damn, I like that billboard!)
And you don’t work at the agency. Sure.
The voice in the track sounds a little bit like Nate Dogg in ‘Music & Me’. Cool campaign.
That OOH is unreal. I am extremely jealous. Well done to the ripper designers behind that.
I’m here with a funky new film for my cool down homies
Has me a bit nostalgic of being a teenager in summer. Nice to see this in contrast to the white-wash family Christmas angle that coles, woolies and similar give us at this time of year. Kudos CHEP
Irks me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpayJn3Ch5M
Nice work CHEP
This Kool Aid tastes delicious!
Stunning work…?
This is bland, predictable and uninspiring work.
Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah bla bla bla blaaaheeeeeeeee
Average on some many craft levels.
Your Kool Aid comment was lame the first time