THE WHOPPER SEDUCTION

TitleTHE WHOPPER SEDUCTION
BrandHUNGRY JACK'S
Product / ServiceWHOPPER BURGER
CategoryA09. Use of Social in a Promotional Campaign
EntrantCLEMENGER BBDO SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
Entrant Company CLEMENGER BBDO SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
Advertising Agency CLEMENGER BBDO SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

Credits

Name Company Position
Paul Nagy Clemenger BBDO Sydney Executive Creative Director
Ian Broekhuizen Clemenger BBDO Sydney Creative Director
Malcolm Caldwell Clemenger BBDO Sydney Creative Director
Emily Lynch Clemenger BBDO Sydney Copywriter
Alex Massey Clemenger BBDO Sydney Art Director
Justin Cox Clemenger BBDO Sydney Group Account Director/Strategist
Dave Flanagan Clemenger BBDO Sydney Senior Digital Producer
Claire Bisset Clemenger BBDO Sydney Digital Producer
Gemma Troupe Clemenger BBDO Sydney Senior Account Manager
Graham Alvarez Clemenger BBDO Sydney Senior Planner
Toby Clark Porter Novelli Senior Social Integration Manager

The Brief

• Hungry Jack's was seeking to launch flavour variations of their famous Whopper burger in order to stimulate a 5% increase of Whopper sales. • The target for these sales was young, males between the ages of 18 – 34 years old. • The objective was to create a direct engagement with this audience through a promotion that would encourage our audience to visit the store and trial the burgers.

Describe how the promotion developed from concept to implementation

• We created a flirtatious dialogue that positioned our burgers as the object of their desire within the social dating platform – Tinder and promoted our availability in store. • Four Whopper Flavour personalities were created as Tinder profiles and uploaded onto the social ‘hook up’ platform.

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

• Response rates on Tinder exceeded expectation with 80% of those engaged, engaging in conversations. That’s 75% more than anticipated. • Overnight we received over a thousand matches and the seduction began through flirtatious conversations with young hungry guys all over Australia. • The campaign was developed with an investment of $3,000 and contributed to a 20% increase in Whopper sales through the campaign period. • Over 100 young, hungry men were encouraged directly into a local store to ‘hook up’ with our burgers, integrating the use of mobile and social to drive a direct response.

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

• Young guys are one of the most difficult segments to target. So we went to a place we knew they were, but where they have never been targeted before. • A place where they were already looking for something new and exciting. • Tinder provides an environment where we could leverage this desire by positioning our burgers in a way that was highly relevant to the environment – flirtatious burgers looking to hook up. • No other brand had used Tinder to talk directly to an audience, which allowed Hungry Jack’s to benefit from its unique and highly sympathetic use of the platform.