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The capital of Korea Seoul,
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is nicknamed the city of coffee.
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There are over 200 Starbucks coffee shops.
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and even more local cafes in Seoul.
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Even so, the coffee industry is still growing,
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and competition between cafe is becoming even more intense.
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Dunkin' Donuts, projects the image of donuts shop more so than a coffee shop.
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and as such, other places than Dunkin,
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most often come to mind when people are looking for a place to have coffee.
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Mission:encourage people to choose coffee at Dunkin' donuts.
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The terrible traffic congestion in Seoul,
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result in people coming to work primary via public transportation on buses and subways.
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These people are busy.
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and so they stop by cafe on their way to work.
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How do we approach these people?
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Idea:Release the aroma of coffee, along with radio advertisements!
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After analyzing the Dunkin' Donuts jingle,
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we created a machine that release a coffee aroma.
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The machine is triggered only by the sound of the Dunkin' Donuts jingle.
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This jingle was inserted at the top of the Dunkin' Donuts radio ad.
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When a Dunkin' Donuts ad play on the radio,
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a coffee aroma is simultaneously released.
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Those who noticed the aroma while listening to the ad.
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exhibited some surprised responses to positioning.
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When they exit at their bus stop, they see at the Dunkin' Donuts shop in front.
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(Dunkin' Donuts)
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They are much more inclined to make their stop at Dunkin'.
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Result:more than 350,000 people experience the ad during the campaign.
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visitors increased 16 percent.
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Sales up Dunkin' Donuts located by bus stops increased 29 percent.
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The ideal result:Is that people are now starting to think of Dunkin' Donuts, when they think of their morning coffee.
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Coffee and Donuts, Dunkin' Donuts!