AUCKLAND, Monday: New World and DDB Aoteoroa’s latest campaign launched last night, and it’s a different one for the supermarket category – it’s from the point of view of the customer.
New World head of marketing and CX Pippa Prain said: “The campaign encourages New Zealanders to get real about mealtimes and embrace all the clever kitchen hacks and shopping tips that save them time, money and hassle.
“With so much pressure to do it all these days, DDB and New World have created a social-led campaign that reflects the voice of the customer and is based on real customer confessions.
“It hopes to help New Zealanders win in the kitchen by celebrating that whether they’re making it or faking it, New World is on their side.
“Through the use of real-life customer confessions, the campaign connects New World’s in-store solutions with the daily needs of shoppers, helping them to win in the kitchen more often.
“The campaign launched with a 60 and a 30 and extends across radio, OOH, digital and social media.”
“In New Zealand, there’s this unspoken expectation that everything has to be made from scratch and that the level of effort you put in reflects how much you care.
“But we’re all already juggling work and families and social lives, so we wanted our campaign to let our customers know it’s ok to bring a store-bought sponge to a potluck or to pop a frozen pizza in the oven for the kids’ dinner.
“At New World, we are here to help our customers win in the kitchen and this campaign helps us articulate that.”
DDB ECD Gary Steele said: “This campaign is a shift for the supermarket industry – its’s unique in that it comes from the point of view of the customer.
“Through a narrative that’s relatable to New Zealanders, it shows how New World can help them win in the kitchen and aims to bring our secret time savers to light.”
New World’s latest campaign launched with a 60” and a 30” and is integrated with media extending across radio, OOH, digital and social media.
CREDITS
Client: New World
Group GM (Marketing & CX): Dom Quin
Head of Marketing & Customer Experience: Pippa Prain
Marketing Manager Brand & Sponsorship: Pip Casey
Brand Marketing Manager: Hamish Borsboom
Assistant Brand Manager: Amber Munro
Agency: DDB Aotearoa
Chief Creative Officer: Damon Stapleton
Executive Creative Director: Gary Steele
Creative Director: Brad Collett
Art Director: Rob Flynn
Copywriter: Courtney Dow
Managing Director: Chris Willingham
Lead Business Partner: Natalie Pierpoint
Business Director: Rachael Williams
Chief Strategy Officer: Rupert Price
Agency Executive Producer: Judy Thompson
Senior Agency Producer: Jacqui Walker
Production Company: Good Oil
Executive Producer: Andrew McLean
Producer: Claire Richards
Director: Fiona McGee
DOP: Marty Williams
Post production online: Stu Bedford, The Machine Room
Editor: Lucas Baynes, Arc Edit
Music track: Doin’ My Thing by Desert Belle
Music supervision: Level Two Music
Sound design: Liquid Studios
PR: Mango
Account Director: Elle Dorset
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