Publicis Groupe’s Arc leads campaign to launch Arnott’s and Bluey collaboration
Arnott’s has unveiled a new biscuit collaboration with the much-loved children’s TV character, Bluey – launching a shopper marketing and social media campaign by Publicis Groupe’s The Neighbourhood.
Activity for the “Arnott’s x Bluey” campaign is being led by Publicis’ shopper marketing agency, Arc, along with Saatchi & Saatchi, Spark Foundry and Herd MSL as part of The Neighbourhood team.
The new Arnott’s Bluey range aims to fill the gap in the market for healthier packaged snacks for children and is the first time the loveable blue heeler will be featured in the snacking aisle.
Says Krishma Sood, marketing manager, Arnott’s: “The joy of consuming an Arnott’s biscuit has been synonymous with childhoods for decades. Many Australians grew up with Tiny Teddy or eating Milk Arrowroot with their grandparents. Our Arnott’s collaboration with Bluey takes this fun and excitement to a whole new level for a new generation of families – with two iconic, well-loved Aussie brands that bring smiles to the faces of children. We are extremely excited to launch this range in partnership with the BBC and are already seeing incredibly strong results in market… wackadoo!”
Says Corinne Heffernan, general manager, Arc: “We are incredibly proud to create theatre and disruption instore, and to deliver on a shopper need from parents seeking delicious snacks their kids will want to eat again and again. While our campaign will do an excellent job of driving awareness of this collaboration, we have no doubt these biscuits will sell themselves.”
THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
Shopper Marketing and POS: Arc
Creative: Saatchi & Saatchi
Media: Spark Foundry
PR: Herd MSL
ARNOTT’S
Chief Marketing Officer – Jenni Dill
Marketing Manager – Krishma Sood
Culinary Chef – Vanessa Horton
Shopper Marketing Manager – Nancy Restifo
4 Comments
Literally 25% of the products in a supermarket are bluey branded.
Delicious biscuits for kids ✔️
Aussies most loved cartoon dog ✔️
$$$$$$$ ✔️
My 3 year old says “Biscuits!” all the time as an age appropriate alternative to “Fuck this shit”.
But she was also walking around the house the other day pretending a slab of Duplo was an iPad and shouting “Stupid ads! Stupid stupid ads!!” at it.
I don’t really know if this is a comment on this collab, maybe it is. But it definitely is a cool story.
… and take our money. (I’m not far off a Bluey tattoo)