Subscribers:   Visitors: register or subscribe.
  Home  |  Advertising  |  Creative  |  Integrated  |  Marketing  |  Media  |  Planning + Buying  |  Directory  |  Jobs
 SEARCH ARCHIVE
search tips
 DIRECTORY
Media
By Category
By Title
Companies
By Category
By Name
People
Advertisers
AARDS
directory tips
 B&T Events
 - B&T Awards
 - Digital Bootcamp
 DIARY
 CLASSIFIEDS
 SUBSCRIBE
 TO ADVERTISE

 

 

 
 

 


 BREAKING CAMPAIGNS
Trading Post

 
Publicis Mojo has launched a new outdoor billboard campaign for Trading Post, promoting its automotive and general merchandise categories. The ad highlights the brand’s ability to attract active buyers and highlights Trading Post as a multi channel brand.

Kellie Cordner, group manager of marketing, at Sensis Classifieds said: “The campaign aims to remind Australians of the relevance of Trading Post to their lives. It is important for us to deliver an execution that appeals to both buyers and sellers whilst playing on our personality”.

Publicis Mojo based the creative for the campaign around being familiar and down to earth, with simple insights into actual consumer behaviour.

The campaign consists of three executions. The first, launched last month, looks at the fondness of ‘pimping our ride’ with dashboard accessories, with the current creative tapping into the phenomena of personalised number plates and how these give others a small insight into who we are. The third execution will explore renovating and our affection for DIY projects.

The outdoor campaign will run for the remainder of the financial year in a range of arterial and high traffic supersites and spectaculars across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide. The outdoor campaign will also be supported by merchandising on tradingpost.com.au and by advertising in the Trading Post paper.

Credits: Trading Post group manager of marketing Sensis Classifieds Kellie Cordner; agency Publicis Mojo; creative director Leon Wilson; art director Kim East; writer Lea Egan; photographer Stuart Crossett.

22 November 2007

blog comments powered by Disqus
[printable version]
[send your comments]
[View all Breaking Campaigns]

  home  |  campaigns  |  contact us  |  about us  |  privacy policy  |  advertising  | 
add my company  |  news archive  |  Disclaimer  |  subscribe  |  logout  
 
 


B&T Today, your daily insight into the world of marketing, advertising, PR and media.
 BACK ISSUES
 REGISTER HERE
 
Enter your email address to register or unregister