Source: www.adweek.com - Thursday, April 02, 2015
Interactive and real-time marketing can be a powerful way to engage audiences. Perhaps the most famous example of real-time marketing was Oreo’s ‘ Dunk in the dark ‘ post, which has become a case study in real-time digital marketing success. Today, Fox launched its own real-time campaign to promote the new Poltergeist trailer . The idea is to create a ‘Fear Factory’ wherein fans and influencers post to social media, particularly Instagram and Twitter, with the hashtag #WhatAreYouAfraidOf and receive custom responses. These responses are crafted by the Fox team, in real time, and include gifs, animations, and cinemagraphs containing artifacts from the users’ profiles an correlate to the users’ fears. Matt Seigel, vice president of VaynerMedia , the company responsible for the event said in a statement: Each asset and the accompanying copy is inspired by ‘Poltergeist’s’ dark, viscerally frightening aesthetic. We’re using templates inspired by the visual aesthetic of ‘Poltergeist’ that will be matched according to fears of fans as they share them. Content for the daylong activation will be created, edited and adjusted in real time. Poltergeist has already been somewhat of a social media success, as fans have engaged with hashtags from previous trailers. By hosting this campaign on social networks popular with the target demographic, it’s likely that the campaign will successfully deepen fan engagement. Seigel said: The teen and mill
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Interactive and real-time marketing can be a powerful way to engage audiences. Perhaps the most famous example of real-time marketing was Oreo’s ‘ Dunk in the dark ‘ post, which has become a case study in real-time digital marketing success. Today, Fox launched its own real-time campaign to promote the new Poltergeist trailer . The idea is to create a ‘Fear Factory’ wherein fans and influencers post to social media, particularly Instagram and Twitter, with the hashtag #WhatAreYouAfraidOf and receive custom responses. These responses are crafted by the Fox team, in real time, and include gifs, animations, and cinemagraphs containing artifacts from the users’ profiles an correlate to the users’ fears. Matt Seigel, vice president of VaynerMedia , the company responsible for the event said in a statement: Each asset and the accompanying copy is inspired by ‘Poltergeist’s’ dark, viscerally frightening aesthetic. We’re using templates inspired by the visual aesthetic of ‘Poltergeist’ that will be matched according to fears of fans as they share them. Content for the daylong activation will be created, edited and adjusted in real time. Poltergeist has already been somewhat of a social media success, as fans have engaged with hashtags from previous trailers. By hosting this campaign on social networks popular with the target demographic, it’s likely that the campaign will successfully deepen fan engagement. Seigel said: The teen and millfrom Top News on RSS Feeds http://ift.tt/1y4ETkD
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