Hey! Orange

Best practices

Partner

JCDecaux

Categories

Out Of the Box, Plural, Telco

Objective Campaign

  • Brand Awareness & Disruptiveness: Raise the profile of the hey! brand during Valentine’s Day week through a spectacular campaign in the metro.
  • Brand Personality: Embody the brand’s boldness by daring to think outside the box to make a lasting impression.
  • “2 Screens” Strategy: Generate highly viral content to create immediate synergy between OOH and mobile, thereby maximising earned media.
  • Engagement & Reward: Offer a once-in-a-lifetime experience with five honeymoons worth €5,000 to be won via Radio Contact.

Media characteristics:​

  • OOH Takeover: Complete takeover of Louise metro station with immersive branding.
  • “Live” Activation: Celebration of five weddings in the heart of the metro, hosted by Pablo Andres.
  • Radio Partnership: Strategic collaboration with Radio Contact for the launch of the competitions and amplification of the event.
  • Timing: Event-driven campaign scheduled to coincide with the strategic Valentine’s Day period.

Reason best Practice

OOH as a Destination: The campaign goes beyond traditional advertising to create a genuine “destination experience”. Louise station is no longer merely a venue for advertising; it becomes the setting for a powerful and memorable human story.

The Power of the Urban “Stunt”: By celebrating real weddings in public, the brand guarantees massive organic visibility. The boldness of the concept naturally generates word-of-mouth and spontaneous media coverage far beyond the physical location.

Humanisation and Connection: The use of a well-known talent (Pablo Andres) combined with the direct involvement of members of the public creates an immediate emotional connection with the brand. This transforms a digital telecoms operator into a brand that feels close, approachable and human.

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