ANZ GAYTMS

Silver Spike

Case Film

Presentation Board

TitleANZ GAYTMS
BrandANZ
Product / ServiceANZ BANK
CategoryA02. Use of exhibitions and installations
EntrantWHYBIN\TBWA GROUP MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
Entrant Company WHYBIN\TBWA GROUP MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
Advertising Agency WHYBIN\TBWA GROUP MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
Media Agency PHD Melbourne, AUSTRALIA
Production Company REVOLVER/WILL O'ROURKE Sydney, AUSTRALIA

Credits

Name Company Position
Scott Whybin Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Chief Creative Officer
Paul Reardon Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Executive Creative Director
Damian Royce Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Creative Director
Tara Ford Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Creative
Daniel Pizzato Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Creative
Andy Lish Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Creative
Frieda Handoko/Danny Bos Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Digital Designer
Margot Ger Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Executive Producer
Lauren Pell Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Producer
Mish Fabok Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Digital Producer
James Dive/Pete Baker The Glue Society Project/Artistic Director
Michael Ritchie Revolver/Will O'rourke Executive Producer
Josh Mullens Revolver/Will O'rourke Head Of Projects
Mel Reardon Revolver/Will O'rourke Project Manager
Mim Haysom Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Regional Group Head
Claire Tenzer Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Group Account Director
Alice Mccormack Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Account Manager
Kimberlee Wells Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Head Of Digital
Scott Woodhouse Whybin/TBWA Group Melbourne Digital Planner
Rob Lowe Eleven PR PR Director

The Brief

ANZ Bank is one of Australia’s largest financial institutions. Since 2007, ANZ has supported the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras — one of world’s largest marches for gay rights. This year they became the event’s Principal Partner. We looked to do something fun, meaningful and relevant for ANZ’s banking brand. We wanted people on Sydney’s streets to engage and interact with the bank, helping to spread ANZ’s message of diversity and inclusion — all in keeping with the fabulous, celebratory spirit of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. The target audience was both existing and non-existing ANZ customers.

Describe how the promotion developed from concept to implementation

We transformed central Sydney ATMs into dazzling GAYTMs. Each ATM was bejewelled by hand in rhinestones, studs, leather, denim and fur — a riot of colour and textures celebrating the festival and showing ANZ’s support for diversity. At the onset of the campaign, the desired outcome was for 20+ million media impressions. This was to be driven and fueled by social engagement stemming from people on Sydney’s streets during the weeks surrounding Mardi Gras. Because all GAYTM transaction fees were donated to a gay and lesbian charity, another desired outcome was a dramatic increase in ATM usage during the campaign.

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

The public reaction on Sydney’s streets and the social response lead to: Total media impressions: 62+ million. Metro news coverage in every Australian state News coverage on every Australian commercial TV channel. Branded pictures in media from over 70 countries around the world. Reported on over 100 blogs and online articles. Sydney’s tourist buses, re-routed to pass the GAYTM locations. Normally, a receipt roll in the ANZ Oxford St ATM lasts one week. The first rainbow-coloured receipt roll in the ANZ Oxford St GAYTM lasted one hour.

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

As a company ANZ believes in diversity, inclusion and equality in their work place. To stand for these beliefs beyond just the company walls, ANZ has been a major sponsor and participant of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras since 2007. We thought about how people would naturally interact with the ANZ brand during the event, and did something to encourage them to spread ANZ’s message of diversity and inclusion, in the fun and fabulous spirit of the Mardi Gras. During the campaign, ANZ also donated all GAYTM operator fees to non-profit Gay and Lesbian charity organisation, Twenty10.