Friends battle for Velocity Frequent Flyer points in new 7-Eleven campaign via CHE Proximity
7-Eleven has launched its partnership with the Velocity Frequent Flyer program through a new campaign from creative agency CHE Proximity.
Australia’s 10 million Velocity Frequent Flyer Members can now earn Points on everyday food, drinks, fuel and more at over seven hundred 7-Eleven stores.
Says Adam Jacka, head of marketing communications at 7-Eleven: “As lockdowns ease, we are excited to help people take to the skies again by making earning Points everyday easier. Whether it’s an early morning freshly ground coffee, a delicious wrap for lunch, a fill up on fuel or a treat on the go, our customers can now earn Velocity Points to get to their next reward faster.
“This campaign embodies the energy, fun and playfulness of our two great brands and this is another key moment in 7-Eleven’s digital journey. The My 7-Eleven app has already been downloaded by 850,000 Australians and we’re seeing great momentum in acquisition, visitation and customer sentiment since the partnership announcement last month.”
The official campaign launch features two friends who battle it out to collect more Points than one another on their day-to-day trips to buy food, fuel, drinks and more at 7-Eleven.
Says Amy Weston, creative director at CHE Proximity: “Now that Velocity Points have landed at 7-Eleven, it’s never been easier to earn. We’ve pitted two points addicts against each other in a campaign to see who can earn the most, fastest.”
Directed by Tony Rogers via Guilty, the TVCs will air across FTA, Catch Up and YouTube and are accompanied by radio, social, OOH, digital and in-store collateral.
The multi-million media buy was led by PHD Media Australia.
Creative Agency – CHE Proximity
Glen Dickson – Deputy Chief Creative Officer
Amy Weston – Creative Director
Fraser Nelson – Senior Creative
Lauren Moran – Senior Creative
Trent Roberts – Head of Design
Adam Lord – Senior Designer
Will Puglielli – Brand Designer
Clinton Duncan – Brand Planning Director
Andrew Drougas – MD/COO
Tom Blackburn – Group Account Director
Kyle Gradidge – Account Director
Lydia Bauer – Account Manager
Production
Jen Livingston – Executive Producer
Matt Thompson – Sound Engineer
Nat Hort – Visual Art Manager
Nigel Harvey – Senior Finished Artist
Sam Scherma – Retouching
Guilty
Tony Rogers – Director
Rohan Timlock – Executive Producer
Liam Gilmour – DOP
Tim Parrington – Editor
Martin Geer – Colourist
Jamie Scott – Flare Artist
Casting
Chameleon Casting
Client
Adam Jacka – Head of Marketing Communications
Jeremy Lewington – Marketing Manager, Customer Communications
24 Comments
These are pretty bloody funny
Never thought I’d see the day I liked 7-Eleven work.
Hahahahah these are great. Bravo Flauren..? Laser..? You guys need a better duo name.
Far better than I thought they’d be.
Nice change from the standard points giveaways.
Genuinely made me laugh.
Cheeky spots, v nice! Love the writing
Nicely written.
Witty.
Effective.
Though that’s a lot better looking than my local 7-Eleven.
Tehe
Bit cheeky making your usually diverse workforce white.
The acting is so cringeworthy. Maybe they should have spent some of the points on production.
These are funny as. Well written.
These are very funny.
Wow out of 23 team members involved in production, there are ONLY 5 women..
…
What if some of the men identify as woman? Or if some of the woman identify as men?
Then what?
Like, like, like!
Couple of those got me. Well done.
Wasn’t aware Scorsese checked the Campaign Brief comments. Please elaborate on how this poorly reflected the “craft”.
I adore them.
Amy Weston is an incredible creative.
Yeah the situation is a little hyperbolised. But they’re fun and will no doubt work their arse off.
A good job balancing client needs and humour.
White Australia will love it. Maybe.
A great comment
Good ads by good people.