The document outlines a pitch for a lifestyle fragrance campaign with two proposed creative routes. Route 1 focuses on matching fragrances to moods and encouraging daily fragrance use for self-expression. Route 2 proposes enhancing social media posts with "digital spritzes" of perfume to link the brand to how consumers express themselves online. Both routes aim to engage younger consumers and drive fragrance trial through innovative activations across various touchpoints.
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Develop 2 strong, holistic campaigns for the full year (FY 11/12)
to establish the Lifestyle category in South Africa,
focusing on the main brands of the P&G Lifestyle Portfolio.
Conceptualize innovative creative solutions
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that create in store disruption with
sampling activity to drive trial and build equity.
Conceptualize a strong, holistic campaign with multiple touch points,
providing a category solution that will drive feet in store
and create retail disruption.
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5. 5 Connect, engage and interact with the consumer:
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13 to 25 year olds
Upgrading from mainstream to lifestyle
Female bias category
Value seekers
She sees She Feels She Thinks She Does
Lots of choices Confused “I want to be original Buys “same old” fragrance
Disorganized Overwhelmed and express myself in my or will try whatever is on
Stocked poorly Frustrated own unique way” promotion
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6. 6 Double the business by end FY 11/12
7 Encourage shift in usage from special occasions to daily application
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14. Other fragrances focus on the
impact now.
Focus on what you are doing
Focus on sexual and performance
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15. We propose a shift from the sexual nature
and immediate promise of attraction to…
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16. ...the influence fragrance has on creating
who you are.
Focus on creating and shaping your mood/fantasy.
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17. Scent of a Woman
* Older, Wiser, Discerning, Decisive, Destination
My Scent – My Mood
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18. Informal Interviews were conducted across various shopping malls in fragrance retail stores.
This methodology identified 3 types of fragrance users:
Occasional Users
Mood Changers
Signature Users
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19. Mood Changers
Conscious of their individuality
Scent plays a role in defining who they want to be at that moment.
Fragrance is more than a product - It’s a lifestyle
An extension of self.
“Youth are no longer saying that I am a disciple of the brand, they are now saying that the
brand is an ingredient of me”
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20. Mood Changers
“I change colognes often, I have different fragrances for each season. I like CK for
summer and Paco Robanne for Winter.”
“I have a collection of fragrances, I just choose what to use depending on my mood or
what I’m going to be doing”
“I use different fragrances for different occasions – funerals, going to work, chilling with
friends, when my man is coming over – I have enough to go around”
“I wear different fragrances per week, but that one specifically, I wear when I’m going
somewhere special”
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21. Youth Generation – The CO-Generation
Co-Creators
Collaborators
Customizers
“The easiest way to get consumers to notice your content is to get them to create it”
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22. Symrise Identifies that within the CO-Generation there are 6 Communities:
Drivers for the communities:
Music
Lifestyle
Icons
Fashion and beauty brands
Age
“We will find that in a bid to define their individual and collective self, they will
cut and paste from many a source”
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23. Emo
Dark, moody, sensitive
Emo
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24. Arty
Feminine, modern, hippie
Arty
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25. Geeks
Geeks
Smart, modern, quirky
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26. Neo Mods
Male, rockstar, modern, metro
Neo
Mods
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28. Funky/RnB
Evolution of Hip Hop,
cross cultural
Funky
/RnB
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29. So……
The Mood Changers want the freedom to express
the different versions of themselves and their different moods.
Expressive / experiential / immersive
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30. ?
where do we reach these mood changers
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31. PATH-TO-PURCHASE
Brand
A blueprint to guide the
Touc
hpoin
ts
development of a campaign
from painting a rich portrait of
the shopper, her needs, wants
. . .
and behaviors, to
Need Assessment
understanding where and when Need Trigger Shopping List
she would be receptive to what
kind of messaging to
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Assessment
(Product / Brand)
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Planning
recommending the touch points PRE-PURCHASE
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that would best resonate with
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Consumption
her
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POST-PURCHASE
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EVALUATION Entrance
Storage IN-STORE
EXPERIENCE Search &
Discovery
Unpacking
Evaluation
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Brand Selection
Assessment
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32. 2 creative expressions
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33. A Key Macro Trend
Conspicuous Consumption Conscious Consumption
• Being showy • Searching for meaning
• Status experiences • Valuable experiences
• Over the top • Understated
• Expensive = value • Substance = value
• Manufactured experiences • Authentic experiences
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34. The New Context:
The Fast Changing World Of Marketing Communications
OLD NEW
Messages Conversations
Static Dynamic
Saying Doing
Look & Feel Experience
Aspiration Authenticity
Touch points Engagements
Audience Community
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36. W omen are complicated. We keep men lying
awake at night trying to figure us out.
We are mysterious and full of contradictions.
A nd that’s when we finally figure out
who we are and what we want.
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37. As teenagers, we are not yet grown,
we are evolving. We are delicate supernova’s of
emotions and moods. We change our minds and
swing our moods and do it a few times daily.
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38. Lifestyle has the opportunity to take ownership of these ever
changing moods. Our campaign celebrates our changeability and
acknowledges that it’s how we grow and discover ourselves...
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39. ...By matching fragrances to moods,
fragrances become a tool of daily
self-expression rather than something
reserved for special occasions.
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49. • Certain words relating to mood can be identified in real
time chat. Software then activates a pop up ad relating to
the chatter’s current mood.
• Facebook, Gmail and MSN chat have profile details on age,
location and gender which make targeting easy.
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64. Heat sensitive print ad
Heat sensitive paper changes colour when touched to reveal
your mood. Perfume samples can be integrated into the ad.
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80. We are the go-to destination where girls learn about
themselves in their moods through a series of fun
questionnaires and multiple choice tests.
Results are linked to facebook or twitter, creating talking
points about the Match your Mood campaign on line.
Teaser phase G chat, MSN chat and Facebook chat push
users to the site.
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116. Club stamps with an AR code play an animation related to a
specific fragrance when scanned
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117. Scented mood band
Heat sensitive bands tie into the campaign and are an easy
way to do sampling
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118. Valentine’s day promotion
Help the boys figure out their girlfriends moods.
Pre-valentines day, boys are given the help they need to
decipher their girlfriends moods in the form of a heat
sensitive mood band. A perfume to suit is recommended
as a Valentine’s gift.
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124. I n a world where even the latest gossip is so 5
minutes ago, no one can keep up with those who
know it all and want it all.
They are the most critical audience in the world
the generation who are driving trends towards extinction
faster than we can create them.
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126. Our target market.
How do we impress them?
We can’t and we won’t.
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127. This campaign will not even try.
We want to create a platform that will
allow us as a brand to stand back and
let our target market drive the show.
At its core, the campaign will use the only
constant in a vortex of change: social media.
Our target market are people who live their lives through digital,
social media. This is where they express themselves.
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128. We want to take it one step further.
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129. Perfume enhances the impression you make
on the world.
This campaign wants to create a similar link
between social media and the effect of perfume
in a fresh new way.
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130. Imagine a world where your status updates, tweets and text
messages can be enhanced with a digital spritz of perfume.
Every point of contact with social media becomes an opportunity
to enhance your updates, tweets and texts with a digital spritz
that expresses your feelings in the same way your real perfume does.
We offer a unique service to consumers, always linking it back
to our perfumes by encouraging them to try out the fragrance that
best suits their ‘translated’, digitally spritzed message.
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153. This will be the digital portal where you can create beautiful text messages, tweets
and status updates,
and link them to any social media you want. It is also
the nerve centre through which SMS’s, MixIt Messages, tweets and Facebook status
updates are translated and redirected to the relevant mobile phones or social media
pages where they will appear.
The originator of the message will always receive a link where she can discover which
fragrance best suits her translated message.
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173. Message T-shirts
As cool handouts, we want to give away T-shirts that have a
programmable vinyl display stitched into the material.
The wearer can use her mobile phone to send a message straight to the
shirt.
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174. Message T-shirts
As cool handouts, we want to give away T-shirts that have a
programmable vinyl display stitched into the material.
The wearer can use her mobile phone to send a message straight to the
shirt.
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178. Message Walls
We would like to place an electronic billboard at concerts
and shopping malls. Concert-goers and shopaholics alike can
SMS messages to interactive billboards.
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181. 15 seconds to express yourself on TV!
The best Scent Messages sent from a Foschini store before
Valentines Day wins 15 seconds of airtime on national TV.
This would be the ultimate way make sure your Valentine’s
Scent Message reaches the widest possible audience.
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186. These ads will contain a Scented Message, complete with a
beautiful design, a peel-away fragrance tester and a call to
action to visit our website.
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191. Give away branded flash disks with every bottle of Lifestyle
perfume sold.
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192. These flash disks will look different for each of the different fragrance
brands and contain a selection of cool ringtones, screen-savers and
music.
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195. Scent Message Folder App
Users have an additional folder on their phones,
to add to their existing Inbox, Outbox etc.
This folder will automatically save all your Scent Messages.
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196. Instagram App
By downloading this smart phone instagram app, you can
translate your photos into a fragrance too.
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202. TEASER Direc
t Mai
G-cha Print ler
Face t, MM
Guer book S Ch
illa s “moo at
ampl d wor
ing (f d
ortun s”
e tell
er)
. . .
Need Assessment
Need Trigger Shopping List
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Assessment
(Product / Brand)
.
.
Planning
PRE-PURCHASE
.
Consumption
. POST-PURCHASE
.
. . .. .
EVALUATION Entrance
IN-STORE
Storage
EXPERIENCE Search &
Discovery
Evaluation
Unpacking
Brand Selection
Assessment
(In-store Experience) Actual Purchase
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203. REVEAL Print “origami” & “heat “
TV (Program sponsorship)
Advertorials Mobi Banners & Mobi Site
Interacive Counter top branding
(coffee shops, night clubs, hair salons )
Tactical Activations
(Matric Rage, Valentines Day)
. . .
Need Trigger
Need Assessment
Shopping List
.
Assessment
(Product / Brand)
.
.
PRE-PURCHASE Planning
.
Consumption
POST-PURCHASE
.
.
. . .. .
EVALUATION Entrance
IN-STORE
Storage EXPERIENCE Search &
Discovery
Evaluation
Unpacking
Brand Selection
Assessment
(In-store Experience) Actual Purchase
Display Stand & Window Displays
Change Rooms
Tactical category branding
(Clothing hangers, footwear shelf strips)
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209. MATCH YOUR MOOD
MATCH
YOUR
MOOD
Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul
TEASER
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Direct
Mailer
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Print
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G
Chat
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MMS
Chat
-‐
Facebook
mood
words
-‐
Guerilla
Sampling
(fortune
teller)
REVEAL
-‐
Print
-‐
TV
-‐
Display
Stand
-‐
Micro
Site
-‐
Change
Rooms
-‐
TacKcal
Category
Branding
(clothing
hangers,
footwear
shelf
strips)
-‐
mobi
banners
&
mobi
site
-‐
InteracKve
counter
top
branding
-‐
TacKcal
AcKvaKons
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210. SCENT MESSAGES
SCENT
MESSAGES
Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul
TEASER
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Direct
Mailer
-‐
Print
-‐
Micro
Site
-‐
Mixit
-‐
TwiSer
-‐
Online
Banners
REVEAL
-‐
Print
-‐
TV
-‐
Display
Stand
-‐
Outbound
Mobile
Messaging
-‐
TacKcal
AcKvaKons
(concerts
&
clubs)
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Message
Walls
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Electronic
Billboards
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TacKcal
TV
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In
store
promoKons
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Smart
Phone
Apps
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211. Odors have a power of persuasion stronger than that of words,
appearances, emotions, or will. The persuasive power of an
odor cannot be fended off, it enters into us like breath into our
lungs, it fills us up, it imbues us totally. There is no remedy for it.
- Patrick Süskind
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