Winners & Shortlists

2014 Promo & Activation

READ MY LIPS

TitleREAD MY LIPS
BrandYVES ROCHER
Product/ServiceLIPSTICK
Category B01. FAST MOVING CONSUMER GOODS (INCL. ALCOHOLIC & NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINKS)
Entrant Company DUVAL GUILLAUME Antwerp, BELGIUM
Advertising Agency DUVAL GUILLAUME Antwerp, BELGIUM
Credits
Name Company Position
Geoffrey Hantson Duval Guillaume NV Creative Director
Katrien Bottez Duval Guillaume NV Creative Director
Tim Schoenmaeckers Duval Guillaume Nv Art Director
Niels Sienaert Duval Guillaume NV Copywriter
Julie Maris Duval Guillaume NV Account Manager
Piet Wulleman Duval Guillaume NV Strategic Planner
Sophie Jadoul Duval Guillaume NV Strategic Planner
Lode Vochten Duval Guillaume NV Ux Designer
Nick Gorrebeeck Duval Guillaume NV Digital Producer
Gilles Vandenoostende Duval Guillaume NV Creative Technologist
The Parking Lot Digital Production
Marc Van Buggenhout Duval Guillaume Modem Agency Producer
Tuyen Pham Xuan ASP BVBA Agency Producer
Pieter Van Alphen Monodot Dop
Ace Image Factory Post Production

The Brief

Launching the Cherry Oil Lipstick collection of Yves Rocher. The objective was to activate people to go to the stores and webstore via a promocode, with a twist.

Describe how the promotion developed from concept to implementation

We gave the classic promo code a little twist, by creating a website where you had to lipread one of the many Yves Rocher promo codes. If needed, by sharing the campaign, you got some help. In the end you could collect your 10% discount in an Yves Rocher store or in the webstore. To spread the campaign we used banners, digital billboards, print, a direct mailing and 5 second TV commercials.

Describe the success of the promotion with both client and consumer including some quantifiable results

132.683 promo codes were lipread correctly. A 20% increase of new customers was registered, compared to the same period last year.

Explain why the method of promotion was most relevant to the product or service

Many different promocodes that you have to lipread from many different lips. Can it be any more relevant for a lipstick campaign?