Título | China |
Agencia | Jung von Matt/basis GmbH |
Campaña | Who invented it? - Ricola |
Anunciante | Ricola |
Marca | Ricola |
Posted | Julio 2006 |
Sector Empresarial | Golosinas y turrones |
Sinopsis | SUMMARY In the late nineties Ricola faced several problems of being in a declining market, lacking brand loyalty amongst consumers as well as having an outdated image. The campaign had to clear prejudices against Ricola and Switzerland in general once and for all. The sweets are therefore portrayed as a great Swiss achievement, which other countries wish to claim as their own. The campaign adopts a modern, up-to-date tonality to attract attention and give the brand a facelift, whilst remaining cost-effective. The campaign has projected Ricola to number 1, gaining ground in three major markets (France +35%, Germany +61% and Switzerland +47%) and exceeded awareness targets by over 30% in terms of aided advertising in each market |
Medio | Televisión |
Duración | |
Director creativo | Arno Lindemann |
Director creativo | Bernhard Lukas |
Responsable de cuentas de agencia | Bent Rosinski |
Responsable de cuentas de agencia | Cathrine Groß |
Realizador | Martin Schmid |
Supervisor depublicidad | Beat Kernen |
Planificador estratégico | Gordon Nemitz |