SMART USE OF SPACE

TitleSMART USE OF SPACE
BrandIKEA
Product / ServiceIKEA
CategoryA05. Use of Broadcast in a Promotional Campaign
EntrantOGILVY & MATHER Taipei, CHINESE TAIPEI
Entrant Company OGILVY & MATHER Taipei, CHINESE TAIPEI
Advertising Agency OGILVY & MATHER Taipei, CHINESE TAIPEI
Production Company SPRING FILMS Taipei, CHINESE TAIPEI

Credits

Name Company Position
Jennife Hu Ogilvy/Mather Advertising Executive Creative Director
Jimi Hsieh Ogilvy/Mather Advertising Group Creative Director
Evelyn Jeng Ogilvy/Mather Advertising Art Director
Tony Chan Ogilvy/Mather Advertising Art Director
Joyce Yao Ogilvy/Mather Advertising Copywriter
Claire Cheng Ogilvy/Mather Advertisng Agency Producer
Ella Hsu Ogilvy/Mather Advertising Account Director
Derek Lin Ogilvy/Mather Advertising Account Executive

The Brief

IKEA is exploring all the possible lifestyles that families might want to create in these small spaces. IKEA hopes that through realistic transformations, an positive change of the ideal lifestyle can be made.

Describe how the promotion developed from concept to implementation

IKEA wants to make people aware that through the clever use of products, every small space can be utilized to make a smarter and better lifestyle. By putting every space to good use, all kinds of ideal lifestyles can be fulfilled. Through searching for the everyday lifestyle and maximizing the possibilities of narrow spaces, real transformations that exceed all expectations can be made.

Describe the success of the promotion with both client and consumer including some quantifiable results

After videos launch, the products that appeared in the video are all products that are frequently asked about. IKEA visitors has grown 110%, we are very satisfied with this result. In addition to this, the use of mainstream media has made the whole Budget Index exceed 108%. Due to a large number of sharing on social media, Youtube views have amounted to 17.7 million, totally surpassing the original estimations.

Explain why the method of promotion was most relevant to the product or service

Betel nut stands and clothing alteration shop are familiar scenes of the Taiwanese lifestyle that can be found in narrow spaces. These spaces are so set in people's minds that by recreating these spaces and granting them new possibilities, a sort of magic is brought to the audience; consumers will immerse themselves while the entire process is taking place step-by-step.