Título | I Never Read |
Agencia | AMV BBDO |
Campaña | White Out Of Red - The Economist |
Anunciante | The Economist |
Marca | The Economist |
Posted | Noviembre 2002 |
Sector Empresarial | Periódicos, revistas, libros |
Sinopsis | This white out of red poster campaign, originally inspired by the magazines masthead, uses wit and wordplay to demonstrate that The Economist is a publication read by successful and intelligent individuals. The price of admission to this unique club of successful people is the price of the magazine. |
Filosofía | The importance of selling a brand, not next weeks issue Unlike most media brands, The Economist decided, in 1988, to invest in brand advertising rather than in a tactical, content-led approach. It was a decision that paid dividends. Over the past 14 years, the award-winning White out of Red campaign has helped The Economist to enjoy a circulation increase of 64%, against a market decline of 20%, subscriptions to the title have almost doubled and an advertising rate card growth seven times greater than its competitors. |
Problema | In 1988 The Economist, with its traditional positioning as a weekly newspaper, was competing for share in a highly aggressive marketplace. Peoples choice of media was expanding and as a publication with a rather worthy and intellectual image it could easily have been forced out of readers repertoires. |
Medio | Prensa y publicaciones |
Mercado | Reino Unido |
Director ejecutivo de creación | Peter Souter |
Responsable de conceptos / redactor | Jeremy Carr |
Director de publicidad | Jacqui Kean |
Director artístico | Paul Brazier |
Director artístico | Dave Dye |
Director artístico | Jeremy Carr |
Responsable de conceptos / redactor | Nick Worthington |
Responsable de conceptos / redactor | Sean Doyle |