Brand | COCA-COLA |
Product/Service | COCA-COLA |
Entrant | FP7/DXB Dubai, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES |
Category | Corporate Image & Information |
Entrant Company: | FP7/DXB Dubai, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES |
Sales Promotion/Advertising Agency: | FP7/DXB Dubai, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES |
The Brief
OBJECTIVE
Post the Arab Spring, how could Coke empower a group that had already done so much to empower their nations in the Coke tone of voice?
Describe how the promotion developed from concept to implementation
INSIGHT
We hit the streets of Saudi Arabia and the region to probe the state of mind of Middle Eastern youth, who find themselves at a crossroads of Modernity and tradition, globalization and tribal customs. Family dictates their choices and they’re constantly judged by society.
We found that their biggest challenge to overcome was them vs themselves.
CHALLENGE
These youths gained empowerment as a group. Our challenge was to empower them as individuals.
Describe the success of the promotion with both client and consumer including some quantifiable results
20 days post launch on Facebook:
80000+ new likes,
78.1mn posts’ impressions,
15.4 mn viral reach,
9.1 mn page consumptions
6.8 mn page engaged users.
Facebook app/film tab got over 350,000 views - 17 views per minute
Within 12 hours, 300 000 mobile downloads of ‘Today I Will’ film in Saudi Arabia alone - a regional record.
#todayiwill, a trending topic across UAE.
250000 USD worth unpaid media coverage.
Can influencers were interviewed on television for their ‘Today I Will’ stories.
Coke cans would never been seen as a mere cans, but symbols of inspiration for youth across the region.
Explain why the method of promotion was most relevant to the product or service
We created Coke ‘Today I Will’. An initiative to unlock individual potential while staying true to Middle Eastern values.
We launched Today I Will Facebook, and brought together the region’s online influencers activating their followers.
We designed ‘Today I Will’ Coke cans. We identified people from the region who overcame challenges, realizing their potential. Through a Facebook augmented reality app people watched their stories on the cans. We invited youth to share their own and be on the can too.
We launched our film in the Coke tone of voice, on the can itself and Facebook before TV and mobile.
Credits
Fadi Yaish |
FP7/DXB |
Executive Creative Director |
Gautam Wadher |
FP7/DXB |
Art Director |
Aunindo Anoop Sen |
FP7/DXB |
Copywriter |
Clarisse Mar Wai May |
FP7/DXB |
Agency Integrated Producer |
Ryan Atkinson/Mustafa Kawtharani/Bana Salah |
FP7/DXB |
Graphic Designer |
Tarek Ali Ahmad |
FP7/DXB |
Business Unit Director |
Hana Zarour |
FP7/DXB |
Account Supervisor |
Luciano Rahal |
FP7/DXB |
Senior Account Executive |
Nohad Mouawad El-Khoury |
FP7/DXB |
Account Planner |
Momentum Mena |
Momentum Mena |
Digital Production |
Dana Nahas |
Um Mena |
Group Media Director |
Shadi Braish |
Um Mena |
Media Director |
That Go |
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Film Director |
Laurent Tangy |
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Dop |
Marc Hadife/Joyce Hadife |
City Films/Beirut |
Executive Producers |
Nadine Lteif |
City Films/Beirut |
Producer |
Aoc/Paris |
AOC/Paris |
Music |
Didier Le Fouest |
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Colourist |
Dolly Saidy/Souraya El-Far |
Mint Mena |
Agency Producers |