Schmackos asks ‘Where’s Roger?’ in new multi-channel campaign via SapientNitro, Melbourne
Schmackos has launched a new multi-channel campaign based on a nationwide search for missing dog, Roger – star of the brand’s television commercials and beloved pet of dog devotee, Dorothy. The interactive competition based campaign, created by SapientNitro Melbourne, has seen more than 15,000 power poles across the country flagged with ‘lost dog’ posters offering a $250,000 reward for the return of Roger, who went missing after a trip to the Schmackoville Schupermarket.
A ‘search party’ website has been created at www.wheresroger.com.aufrom which customers can register with a Schmackos Popcorn or Strapzproduct barcode to follow a series of clues posted weekly for eightweeks. Each clue will lead people one paw print closer to correctlyguessing the location of Roger. The competition’s major prize winnerwill receive $250,000 Schmackeroos.
Says SapientNitro Melbournemanaging director, Sean Hanneberry: “This is a very exciting campaignfor Schmackos and SapientNitro. We started with a really strong ideawhich we were given the freedom to amplify across a whole range ofchannels. It’s a new direction for the brand that represents a muchricher and immersive experience for the Schmackos consumer.”
Thecampaign, which runs until mid July, includes above the line promotionvia outdoor, print, radio, point of sale, and television, together withsocial media components via a ‘lost dog’ Facebook Page and Dorothy’sTwitter profile.
29 Comments
I saw one of these posters on a pole in Melbourne. Simple idea – nice!
nice work guys,
-g
Yep, Roger that. Another clever chapter in a great brand story.
Nice work C & C..
– C
All very nice, but those telegraph poles are not the property of some fucking dog food company. My local council employs 4 people full time to remove visual rubbish like this. The story has been forwarded on to them for comment.
11:09, I heard a company was contracted to erect them and take them down…
He he he… Erect.
The Hitherto Unknown Tale of Roger the Dog.
Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the cupboard
To fetch her poor dog a bone;
But when she bent over
Roger came over
And gave her a bone of his own.
He he he… fucking dog food.
He he he… Roger!!
He he he… poles!!
Love it. Well done guys.
Shouldn’t we be saying good work Tom and Fi? Nice one guys! Great work from a great team.
Ah yeah we should be saying good work to Tom & Fi, Julie, Jay, Chris & Barney.
Clearly a lot of agency people bigging up their own work here. This is a very average promotional idea – at best.
11:09 – Calm down mate, they werent clubbing seals or kicking puppies, heard of recycling? Why dont you go and find out who those people who put the 1,000,001 other signs up in your council area and forward on their details?
Great campaign guys – no matter who was involved good idea and something to get people involved.
Well said 3:23!
If you hate advertising so much what are you doing on this blog 11:09!
Go hug a tree you tosser!
He he he… Bigging up
He he he… clubbing seals
He he he… tosser
Why do I need to justify my position to you son. I have a point of view & stated it. Naff off. And while we’re at it, most of the posters here hate advertising, that’s why they shitcan everything that gets posted.
As for the twat that keeps writing “missed opportunity….”
He he he… position
I had a Shih Tzu named Roger once.
It’s bathtime Rogers!
Your forgetting one thing
Boobs Rule!
Cute idea, pity the ads freak me out. Hate puppets and claymation… *shudder*
Great idea, v original for a dog food brand!!
Mmmm FFS. (insert another ROTFLMAO acronym).
Yep job done, not well done, almost not poorly done.
What else needs to be said? Anyone need a cup of tea?
Wow. Some people need to get a life dont they? How was this rant for instance: ‘The poles are not the property of some fucking dog food company’. My God, your issues would fill a diagnostic manual. Its just a bloody dog food comp.