Title | KIT KAT IPAD 2 QUEUE |
Brand | NESTLÉ |
Product / Service | KIT KAT |
Category | A01. Event & Field Marketing |
Entrant | JWT SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA |
Entrant Company: | JWT SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA |
Sales Promotion/Advertising Agency: | JWT SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA |
Name | Company | Position |
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Angus Hennah | JWT | ECD |
Mark Harricks | JWT | ECD |
Jason Ross | JWT | Copy Writer |
John Lam | JWT | Art Director |
Steve Iannello | JWT | Art Director |
Rob Cartlidge | JWT | Copy Writer |
Fiona Tenaglia | JWT | Account Director |
The Kit Kat brand is all about giving all types of people a break. But sometimes it’s not possible to take a break – like when you’re in a queue to purchase the newly released iPAD 2 on launch day. So Kit Kat literally brought the break to the people, with the Kit Kat iBreak team. Many people where in the queue for over 8 hours, so we were giving people a break when they needed it most. Reminding people that when you want a break, choose Kit Kat.
We had a team of Kit Kat models who offered to take people’s places in the iPAD 2 queue, giving them the chance to take a break – whether it’s was a walk, a chat or a toilet break. Of course, many Kit Kats were handed out too. To add engagement and memorability, we had a team that took people’s photos, printed them out and turned them into masks. The Kit Kat ibreak team members then wore the masks of the person they replaced in the queue.
By hijacking the iPad launch we re-focussed the event towards Kit Kat and put smiles on many faces, creating a positive brand experience. Literally thousands of Kit Kat’s were given out. Thousands of breaks. One refreshed queue. This ambient media idea attracted press coverage as well.
Kit Kat’s branding message has always been based around giving people a break. Turning up at the iPad queue was a surprising and original way to promote the brand’s core message.