Arnott’s brings the flavour, fun and footy to life with its Shapes campaign via The Neighbourhood
Arnott’s Shapes has brought back its ‘Flavour You Can See’ platform via Publicis Groupe under The Neighbourhood in time to celebrate the footy finals with a bit of competitive gamesmanship, all in the spirit of fun.
The campaign, which includes film, instore, OOH, digital display, social, PR and an interactive game, is designed to generate increased brand awareness and engagement during the footy finals, a key consumption period for Shapes.
Amplifying the competitive spirit of this time of year, ‘Flavour You Can See’ goes head-to-head across the Shapes range, just like teams on the footy field.
With digital display ads driving people to the Shapes Flavour Battle online game, players select their favourite ‘flavour’ before going up against a rival Shapes. The game, linked to a live leader board, rewards the highest-scoring players across AU & NZ each week with a year’s supply of Arnott’s Shapes.
Shannon Wright, Arnott’s, says, “Whether you’re catching up with mates to watch the footy, or taking on your friend’s top score in the Shapes Flavour Battle game, Shapes is there to help add some extra fun and flavour to the big battle moments during this time of year.”
“Football is full of friendly rivalry amongst mates, and this latest work allows the product to really get involved in the spirit of the game, not just from the sidelines” says Rebecca Carrasco, Publicis Neighbourhood Creative Lead.
Client: Campbell Arnott’s
CMO: David McNeil
Integrated Communications Director: Linda Abbott
Social, PR, Digital Director: Amy Wagner
Marketing Director: Michelle Foley
Marketing Manager: Kate Wright
Brand Manager: Shannon Wright
Agency: Publicis Groupe under The Neighbourhood
Chief Client Officer: Helge Gruettke
Senior Business Manager: Dan Beer
Business Executive: Jack Asimus
Integrated Producer: Kirsty Chase
Neighbourhood Creative Lead: Rebecca Carrasco
Creative Director: Michael Barnfield
Copywriter: Ernie Ciaschetti
Art Director: Sascha Wilkosz
Shopper Managing Director: John Georgas
Shopper Executive Creative Director: Ivan Davies
Media Client Service Director: Christie Meischke
Media Business Director: Cath Lim Sam
Media Account Manager: Adrienne Grealish
Earned Media Lead (Herd MSL): Andrew Sroufe
PR Senior Account Manager: Rebekah Allison
7 Comments
Footy season just finished…
How many boxes of shapes is considered a years supply?
*a year’s supply equals 52 packs
Heard of the Rugby World Cup?
Yes, the Rugby World Cup is known colloquially as the Rugby World Cup.
The NRL and AFL Grand Finals are known colloquially as the ‘footy finals’.
But apart from being late to the party, these Saatchi ads are terrible.
Nice try, but should’ve thought about that before sending the ‘footy finals’ press release.
The game is cool.