LUPINE TRANSFORMERS PROJECT
Title | LUPINE TRANSFORMERS PROJECT |
Brand | LUPINE LIGHTING SYSTEMS |
Product/Service | LUPINE PIKO |
Category |
A04. PRODUCT LAUNCH/RE-LAUNCH/SHOPPER MARKETING |
Entrant Company
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PIXELPARK Munich, GERMANY
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Advertising Agency
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PIXELPARK Munich, GERMANY
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Credits
Stephan Ganser |
Publicis Pixelpark |
Executive Creative Director |
Manfred Feiger |
Publicis Pixelpark |
Creative Director |
Maja Lindemann |
Publicis Pixelpark |
Art Director |
Maximilian Schmid |
Akademie Der Bildenden Künste München |
Product Designer |
Niklas Paul |
Publicis Pixelpark |
Junior Art Director Digital |
Heidrun Patzak |
Publicis Pixelpark |
Editorial Journalist |
Maximilian Rösler |
Publicis Pixelpark |
Production Manager |
Urs Greutmann |
Akademie Der Bildenden Künste München |
Supervision |
Carmen Greutmann/Bolzern |
Akademie Der Bildenden Künste München |
Supervision |
Robert Burn |
Publicis Pixelpark |
Creative Director |
Roswitha Haslinger |
Publicis Pixelpark |
Senior Art Buyer |
Stefan Pulster |
Publicis Pixelpark |
Producer |
Felix Schindele |
Felix Schindele |
Photographer |
Juergen Winzeck |
Publicis Pixelpark |
Movie Editor |
Michael Wessely |
Funktion/Metall Unlimited Gmbh |
Production |
The Brief
Lupine manufactures the brightest and most expensive bike lights. Up to 700 Euro is ok for professional heavy users. But how can Lupine be attractive for a wider range of customers who shrink back from buying a Lupine because the noble piece may end up in the junk drawer most of the time?
Describe how the promotion developed from concept to implementation
Knowing that communication alone cannot meet this challenge, we decided to transform the product. In a collaborative project we developed a very simple supplement which transforms the Lupine torch into a design piece of daily use – making it relevant for new, design- oriented users.
Describe the success of the promotion with both client and consumer including some quantifiable results
The Lupine Transformer Project stimulated a new discussion about the brand and its products. It engaged people far beyond the outdoor spots scene and has been featured in famous design blogs and magazines all over the world.
Explain why the method of promotion was most relevant to the product or service
The execution made the product itself more relevant to a wider range of potential customers. By involving the facebook audience of the lupine facebook channel in the collaborative process we also achieved a new discussion about the product itself: How can bike torches be transformers to objects of daily use? Using bike torches also at home, makes the product itself more relevant throughout the whole day, not only for outdoor sports.