Title | SWEET CRIME |
Brand | DIABETES ASSOCIATION OF SRI LANKA |
Product / Service | D |
Category | B05. Use of Ambient Media: Large Scale |
Entrant | PHOENIX OGILVY & MATHER Colombo, SRI LANKA |
Idea Creation | PHOENIX OGILVY & MATHER Colombo, SRI LANKA |
Media | PHOENIX OGILVY & MATHER Colombo, SRI LANKA |
PR | PHOENIX OGILVY & MATHER Colombo, SRI LANKA |
Production | PHOENIX OGILVY & MATHER Colombo, SRI LANKA |
Name | Company | Position |
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Team Phoenix Ogilvy, Colombo | Phoenix Ogilvy | creative agency |
Suresh Kumar | Phoenix O&M (Pvt) Ltd. | Copywriter |
Tanya Ponomareva | freelance | digital consultant |
Lakruwan Vithanage | X10 Productions | Director |
Ruchi Sharma | Phoenix O&M (Pvt) Ltd. | Group Chief Creative Officer |
The idea was a live stunt, where we recreated a scene that most people are familiar & curious about-a crime scene. - only this time we drew the body of the murdered victim with sugar and a leg missing. And we printed messages of the repercussions of Diabetes onto the tape. Thus using this stunt to generate curiosity & awareness in onlookers. The objective was to create awareness about the repercussions of Diabetes and to get more people to come to the National Diabetes Centre for regular checkups as in this case, prevention is definitely better than cure as there is no cure for Diabetes.
The stunt happened over a weekend at two very popular local places . the good market & independence Avenue. we strategically used times when we had more people frequenting, so we could literally stop them in their tracks with our stunt. the scale was contained but very specifically targeted. On standby were people from the diabetes association of Sri Lanka encouraging people to come for regular checkups thus there was direct interaction between the client & consumers,many of whom visited the centre shortly.
The impact was noticeable almost everybody who passed by stopped to read the messages and then engaged in conversation with representatives from the Diabetes Association Of Sri Lanka. they took back educational brochures and many came the following week to the centre to get a regular checkup done. Thus the core objective was reached. That is, to create awareness about the repercussions of Diabetes and to get more people to come to the National Diabetes Centre for regular checkups as in this case, prevention is definitely better than cure as there is no cure for Diabetes. There was mention in social media and a case study of the same was also put on the client website. Within a couple of days, we got 587 likes, 16,058 people reached...and still counting.
this category is about showcasing ideas that generate inteacation and consumer participation. and our idea does exactly that. The objective was to create awareness about the repercussions of Diabetes and to get more people to come to the National Diabetes Centre for regular checkups as in this case, prevention is definitely better than cure as there is no cure for Diabetes. Through this stunt, we managed to stop people in their tracks, read our message and engage with members of the Diabetics association to visit the centre and book regular checkups
Prevention is better than cure, we wanted more people to come to the National Diabetes centre for regular checkups to prevent this disease. Even though the number of people with Diabetes in Sri Lanka is rising rapidly, people are still very relaxed about it. Thus the strategy was to use a Guerrilla tactic to literally wake people from their sweet coma. The approach was a live stunt, where we recreated a scene that most people are familiar & curious about-a crime scene. - only this time we drew the body of the murdered victim with sugar and a leg missing. And we printed messages of the repercussions of Diabetes onto the tape. Thus using this stunt to generate curiosity & awareness in onlookers. and getting them to sign up for regular checkups at the National Diabetes centre.