PROBLEM
Mobile Wi-Fi hotspot units were a dying technology due to free Wi-Fi being available in more locations. Larger mobile data plans were also giving people the option to tether to multiple devices. So going up against a difficult sell, and provided with a budget under $50k, Telstra briefed us to push their 4G devices to families in an innovative way over the summer holiday period.
Mobile Wi-Fi hotspot units were a dying technology due to free Wi-Fi being available in more locations. Larger mobile data plans were also giving people the option to tether to multiple devices. So going up against a difficult sell, and provided with a budget under $50k, Telstra briefed us to push their 4G devices to families in an innovative way over the summer holiday period.
SOLUTION
Our answer was to target a quiet zone when families were likely to be scanning social media on their mobile devices – on the holiday road trip.
Our answer was to target a quiet zone when families were likely to be scanning social media on their mobile devices – on the holiday road trip.
Posted on Instagram, housed on Facebook and promoted via Twitter, we created weekly 15-second videos, which allowed our audience to play Australia's Biggest Game of I Spy to win Telstra 4G Wi-Fi units over the summer holiday break.
RESULTS
Armed with only a tiny budget, the campaign was hugely successful – generating over triple the amount of click-throughs expected by client and increasing previous year sales by over 78%. More than anything the campaign created a hugely positive buzz throughout Telstra's social feeds over the busiest time of the year – which is often a difficult feat to achieve for Australia's largest Telco.
RESULTS
Armed with only a tiny budget, the campaign was hugely successful – generating over triple the amount of click-throughs expected by client and increasing previous year sales by over 78%. More than anything the campaign created a hugely positive buzz throughout Telstra's social feeds over the busiest time of the year – which is often a difficult feat to achieve for Australia's largest Telco.
