Ladbrokes Australia launches new campaign via The Really Quite Good Ideas Company, Brisbane

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Screen Shot 2014-03-11 at 1.18.39 pm.jpgLadbrokes Australia has launched a new spot for its industry-first branded EFTPOS card which enables punters to collect winnings just seconds after a race or sports match.

The launch of the card is being backed by a multi-million-dollar TV, print and digital campaign developed by Brisbane agency, The Really Quite Good Ideas Company.

The card makes every ATM in Australia an instant Ladbrokes payout machine.

Says James Burnett, Ladbrokes Australia’s general manager of marketing and communications: “We believe it’s the biggest game changer in our industry since mobile betting. Ladbrokes.com.au is the first in the market to offer the best of both worlds – the ultimate betting proposition – which is giving customers the best odds across three totes or starting price, and now with a fast, safe, easy and private way to immediately collect winnings.”

 

The new Ladbrokes card was developed as part of a multi-year agreement with the ASX-listed payments solutions provider Emerchants Limited.

Says Burnett: “What the lads at the agency have been able to do is to really capture the essence of the brand – the fun, excitement and the social interaction around the punt – and the way the new Ladbrokes Card enhances that experience.”

Burnett said the new Ladbrokes EFTPOS card was a key part of the next growth phase of the Australian business being led by its senior executive team.

Ladbrokes.com.au: Client

James Burnett: General Manager of Marketing & Communications

The Really Quite Good Ideas Company: Agency

Jeff Smith: Copywriter

Andy Iles: Art Director

Shane Murray: Creative Director

Dan Adler: Managing Director

Kiosk: Production Company

Ryan Renshaw: Director

Sara Taghaode: Producer

Cutting Edge: Post Production