| Title | IKEA – RADIO HITS |
| Brand | IKEA DEUTSCHLAND GMBH & CO. KG |
| Product/Service | IKEA DEUTSCHLAND GMBH & CO. KG |
| Category |
E02. Innovative Use of Technology |
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Entrant
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THJNK Hamburg, GERMANY
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Idea Creation
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THJNK Hamburg, GERMANY
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Idea Creation 2
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THJNK Berlin, GERMANY
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Media Placement
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PLAN.NET Munich, GERMANY
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Media Placement 2
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MEDIACOM Hamburg, GERMANY
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Production
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STUDIO FUNK Berlin, GERMANY
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Production 2
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PX1 BERLIN, GERMANY
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Credits
| Armin Jochum |
thjnk AG |
CCO |
| Stefan Schulte |
thjnk Berlin GmbH |
Managing Director Creation |
| Hendrik Heine |
thjnk Berlin GmbH |
Managing Director Account |
| Sabine Kuckuck |
thjnk Berlin GmbH |
Creative Direction |
| Jonas von Schwedes |
thjnk Berlin GmbH |
Creative Direction |
| Stephan Nürge |
thjnk Berlin GmbH |
Art Direction |
| Rebekka Noemi Hettinger |
thjnk Berlin GmbH |
Art Direction |
| Sophie Kearney |
thjnk Berlin GmbH |
Art Direction |
| Benjamin Waldt |
thjnk Berlin GmbH |
Copywriting |
| Malte Vogt |
thjnk Berlin GmbH |
Copywriting |
| Julia Hener |
thjnk Berlin GmbH |
Account Manager |
| Julia Kottowski |
thjnk Berlin GmbH |
Account Manager |
| Jonas Bergstroem |
Freelance |
Voice/Speaker |
| Julian Maßmann |
Freelance |
Sound Engineer |
Describe the creative idea
IKEA wanted to increase hits to its online store and in doing so create a memorable, fun and creative experience for its customers using a very offline medium: radio. IKEA Radio Hits was born. These quirky cross medial radio ads appealed to listeners nosiness and made them google the keywords "IKEA, decor & new“. The radio ads activated new and existing customers who ended up on IKEA's online shop after one click. The result: Over 100.000 googled for the keywords and more than 50 % clicked on the links. That is a click-through rate 100 times higher than the average.
Describe the execution
A smart cross medial approach: before the radio ads went on air, we bought the first google hit result for the keywords "IKEA, decor & new" and placed our disguised product links right there. After one click the users ended up on IKEA's online shop.