ASB helps New Zealanders ‘own that home’ in latest brand campaign via WiTH Collective
To inject a fresh energy into the home loan category, and get New Zealanders excited and feeling confident about progressing with every aspect of their home buying journey, WiTH Collective, Linked by Isobar, has worked with ASB to launch a new platform to help Kiwis “Own That Home.”
The new positioning from WiTH Collective for ASB, ‘Own It’, highlights the experience of everyday people going through the ups and downs of buying property, aiming to actively encourage and support those at any stage of the process through targeted online content, bespoke customer comms, social promotion and OOH.
WiTH Collective, Linked by Isobar, developed the campaign creative based on the insight that confidence is often low when consumers are considering buying property. The resulting creative directs customers to ASB’s tips, tools, guidance and advice to help them feel empowered to progress with the next step in their home-buying journey.
Says John Marshall, client services director at WiTH Collective: “It’s coming up a year since we opened our doors here in New Zealand and this campaign is
just another example of the big, bold type of work, both we and ASB want to be doing.”
Says Simon Fowler, creative director, WiTH Collective: “There’s a lot of negativity around buying a home – the process is considered daunting, stressful and confusing. We’re excited to have worked with ASB on a campaign that fills New Zealanders with confidence, and celebrates the hard yards you have to put in. The work feels unique and brings a fresh, positive perspective to the home loan category.”
Says Shane Evans, general manager of marketing, ASB: “At ASB we’re focused on helping Kiwis achieve their home ownership dream. We’re pleased ‘Own it’ will help customers do just that, by empowering them to confidently take steps towards owning their own home. We’ve
enjoyed developing our home lending ‘Own it’ creative platform alongside the WiTH Collective team. They’re great story tellers with a fresh and bold vision.”
The campaign launched yesterday across TV, OOH, Digital, Radio, Social and ASB’s owned assets.
Client – ASB
Shane Evans – General Manager Marketing
Vanessa Morris – Head of Retail Marketing
Emma Lynch – Marketing Manager
Emily Harder – Associate Marketing Manager
Megan Cairns – Marketing Assistant
Emma-Rose Forrester – Brand Campaigns Manager
Beth Te Raki – Portfolio Manager
Aimee Storey – Product Manager
Creative Agency – WiTH Collective
Steve Coll – Chief Creative Officer
Nicole Hetherington – Creative Director
Simon Fowler – Creative Director
Alex Roper – Group Planning Director
Hally Lara – Senior Strategist
John Marshall – Client Services Director
Kate Syms – Account Manager
Lydia Sleeman Bailey – Account Executive
Iain Todd – Head of Production
Content Producer – Alex Mills
Media Agency – Carat
Ryan Jordan – Strategy Director
Mireille Cope – Business Director
Lauren Daly – Business Executive
Nicholas Cornwell – Implementation Coordinator
Josh Reiri-Allen – Senior Digital Manager
Skipper Lomiwes – Senior Programmatic Account Manager
Film Production Company – Rabbit Content
Director – Loren Taylor
Executive producer – Alexandra Hay
Producer – Rita Gagliardi
Post Production – Butchery & Blockhead
Audio Post – Big Pop
Stills Production Company – Photoplay
Photographer – Mark Clinton
Executive Producer – Alison Lydiard
Producer – Ross Colebatch
Retouching – Sixtyfour
9 Comments
“To inject a fresh energy into the home loan category, and get New Zealanders excited” we created a depressing and uninspiring spot to show New Zealaners they have no chance in winning and or owning their first home.
generic and uninspiring and ASB deserve better.
^ did your chrome extension notify you that your old client was in the news with work you no longer do? Great. Thanks for your positive, unbiased input. Maybe you should proofread more often.
Personally, I really like it – the sentiment is there and I think the general population will dig it too.
Keep up the good work ASB!
Sorry lovely, but I have to agree that is a little sad.
A tragic and sad insight put together in a depressingly bad ad.
Did WiTH Collective just deliver an ad without a B-grade celebrity? I am shocked.
My god thats bad, this brand has done such great things…for years…and now this.
Ira Goldstein will be rolling in his grave…
More like ‘rent that tent’. Terrible, terrible work that will insult the many frustrated people who can’t afford to get on the property ladder in New Zealand. Maybe Steve Coll and the team should take a leaf out of their Aussie production company and actually get on a plane and come over to New Zealand. The work might get better. It certainly can’t get any worse.
great campaign and great creative idea well done everyone
Don’t like it seems very religious to me???