TAXI DELIVERS KNOCKOUT PUNCH - Strategy
TAXI DELIVERS KNOCKOUT PUNCH - Strategy
TAXI DELIVERS KNOCKOUT PUNCH - Strategy
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families w/kids<br />
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DDB • PACIFIC BLUE CROSS<br />
In a country that prides itself on universal health care, many B.C. consumers didn’t understand<br />
the need for individual health insurance. Research showed that most people had no idea what<br />
was covered in their provincial or corporate health plan. The challenge was to communicate to<br />
consumers that they need to understand their health coverage (or lack thereof) before it’s too late.<br />
DDB soon realized that people in B.C. had a fairly good understanding of almost every type of<br />
consumer insurance except health insurance. The creative for Pacifi c Blue Cross juxtaposed the<br />
importance and fragility of consumers’ health with their obsession with material goods.<br />
In the TV executions, characters were depicted tinkering under a moving elevator or inhaling<br />
noxious fumes while discussing the details of their car insurance or TV warranty. Direct mail and<br />
transit shelter executions showed emergency situations in which people saved their possessions<br />
before themselves. Shelf-talkers were purchased in retail stores around products used to protect<br />
possessions (bike locks, car wax, BBQ covers) posing the question, “Do we take better care of<br />
our things than we take care of ourselves?”<br />
The campaign resulted in a dramatic increase in inquiries, contracts and revenue. The<br />
campaign delivered a 90% increase in calls – shattering the 22% target. The response<br />
translated into a 10% increase in contracts over the previous year, and revenues increased by<br />
13%. The campaign won awards at the One Show and Cannes, among others.<br />
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Healthy living is catching on fast as people demand the best for themselves, their families, and their futures.<br />
That’s how we lead our readers, with a single-minded focus on the healthy living issues directly affecting their<br />
lives. As a result Canadian Health & Lifestyle magazine now boasts the largest distribution of any<br />
health and lifestyle magazine in Canada with over 2,525,000* readers per issue nationally.<br />
For advertising inquiries call: Maria Fama-Viecili,<br />
National Account Manager at 416.245.6302 ext. 223<br />
www.healthandlifestyle.ca<br />
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perfume<br />
soy products<br />
Base: Women Age 18+ *Source: PMB 2008 Two-Year study