Dynamix asks chefs: “Do you have the world’s number 1 in your kitchen?” for Hellmann’s
Unilever Food Solutions today launched its new campaign targeting chefs around Australia and New Zealand and challenging them to discover the World’s Number 1 Mayonnaise – Hellmann’s, in their kitchens.
The campaign developed by Sydney based creative agency Dynamix, targets close to 2000 restaurants throughout Australia and New Zealand by distributing a premium gift box to head chefs so they can discover the quality of the brand and heritage for them selves.
From there the campaign gives chefs the opportunity to win an iPad, restaurant vouchers and Noma cookbooks. The campaign prompts chefs to improve quality and consistency in their restaurants whilst saving themselves time and money.
Says Anthony Lin from Unilever Food Solutions: “Dynamix is new to our roster of agencies and we were extremely impressed with not only their ability to learn our brand but in the way they were able to develop strategies on how to effectively engage chefs. With this campaign they’ve not only got them talking about Hellmann’s Mayonnaise but trialling our product”.
Ryan Hill, executive creative director said: “The World’s Number 1 campaign has been developed around the notion all chefs want to be number one in their kitchen, and use only premium ingredients in all the meals they create. This campaign has allowed us to delve deep into what makes most chefs tick and develop a campaign that plays to their needs and desires. It’s been a brilliant way to start our relationship with Unilever Food Solutions and we’ve enjoyed every minute of this campaign”.
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A box is not an idea.
It’s a nice enough box and it’s always a sound idea to send free samples. And if you have nothing better or more convincing to say, saying you’re number 1 speaks well of the product. So a sound piece on a number of levels, but seriously:
‘This campaign has allowed us to delve deep into what makes most chefs tick and develop a campaign that plays to their needs and desires.’
Deep insight? Um, that’s not mayonnaise. It’s jism.
Isn’t offering a chef the chance to win a cookbook a little insulting?
I think most quality chef’s make their own mayo and dont need a gift box to show them what “commercial” products are available….
Home made mayo from a decent chef is the “No 1” mayo…
Dynamix= Flop
Erm, I don’t think Unilever are targeting hatted restaurants for this one…
but I imagine the ‘chefs’ that do get this nice looking package would be quite chuffed