Title | BIKE SIGN TAKEOVER |
Brand | INTERNETSTORES GMBH |
Product/Service | FAHRRAD.DE |
Category |
C02. Use of Mobile & Devices |
Entrant
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BBDO Düsseldorf, GERMANY
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Idea Creation
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BBDO Düsseldorf, GERMANY
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Production
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CRAFTWORK Düsseldorf, GERMANY
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Post Production
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CRAFTWORK Düsseldorf, GERMANY
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Additional Company
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SNOOPSTAR Düsseldorf, GERMANY
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Credits
Till Diestel |
BBDO Group Germany GmbH |
Chief Creative Officer |
Kristoffer Heilemann |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Creative Managing Director |
Rod Henriques |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Executive Creative Director |
Martin Soendergaard |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Executive Creative Director |
Rosario Brancato |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Art Director |
Ann-Catrin Blömer |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Art Director |
Felix Hoffmann |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Art Director |
Christian Korntheuer |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Copywriter |
Guilherme Nesti |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Copywriter |
Tobias Hecking |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Copywriter |
Patrick Krug |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Account Director Digital |
Remo Hilgers |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Digital Project Management |
Faz Ahmed |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Senior Brand Planner |
Martin Böing-Messing |
BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH |
Creative Technologist |
Steffen Gentis |
BBDO Group Germany GmbH |
Chief Production Officer |
Kat Wyeth |
CraftWork - a brand of ad agencyservices GmbH |
Production Director |
- - |
PremiumBeat |
Music/ Sound Design |
Why is this work relevant for Direct?
The bike sign takeover was targeted at bicyclists, who were engaged to respond by going on a hunt for offers and thereby entering the sales funnel.
Background
fahrrad.de is one of Germany’s biggest online bike shops. But offline there are little chances to interact with the brand.
We were tasked with coming up with an engaging way of raising the brand’s relevance for all cyclists. Not just online, but especially out and about right where cyclists are.
We needed a solution that not only raised recognition for the brand but led into the actual sales funnel, too.
Describe the creative idea (30% of vote)
We turn all of Germany’s more than 100.000 bike traffic signs into touchpoints leading to fahrrad.de
Simply scan a sign and get weekly, geo-targeted offers. This way we create new, personalized impulses and turn buying a new bike into a new shopping experience.
Describe the strategy (20% of vote)
Fahrrad.de is aimed at all cyclists of all walks of life – after all the “fahrrad” in fahrrad.de simply means “bike”. To reach all of them we engaged with the most bike enthusiastic ones of them: the ones who show active interest in biking and who are regularly to be found on bike paths.
To do so we targeted them specifically on social media and made use of the existing fahrrad.de customer base with the simple promise of making exclusive offers available to them right where they like to be the most: on bike paths.
Describe the execution (20% of vote)
In collaboration with the app “snoopstar” we virtually hid great offers on fahrrad.de behind each of the 100.000 traffic signs with bikes on them leading the audience on a path of exploration:
Simply by scanning a bike sign using the snoopstar app they are led to weekly changing, personalized, geo-location based offers, enticing them to go on a hunt for other signs to discover other offers, too.
To get the campaign started we used floor graphics, bike influencers, fahrrad.de owned channels, sponsored social media posts and online PR.
List the results (30% of vote)
The campaign not only pushed sales during the time of the promo beyond the effects of Covid on the bike market, but created a long lasting effect: Whenever the people who interacted with the campaign pass by one of the ubiquitous bike signs they are reminded of fahrrad.de.
In fact, the campaign virtually turned simple traffic signs into more than 100.000 permanent, exclusive OOH media.