Suzuki sell cars by the kilo in first campaign via ATime&Place

20 November 2024
 

Creative Agency: ATime&Place
Media Agency: Noisy Beast

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"We’ve even had Meta pull some of the ads as they thought they were fake news."

Suzuki and ATime&Place have launched the Suzuki Index, creating a financial comparison between the cost of their cars and everyday items, per kilo.

For example, consumers may be surprised to find out that the price of baby spinach, is now more expensive than a Suzuki Vitara, per kilo, due to the Suzuki Plate Clearance.

At a time when the cost of living is on the rise, the campaign aims to demonstrate that the cost of “really living” has in fact dropped.

“The Suzuki Index allows us to be topical and tactical. When we see a spike in a particular everyday item, we can respond accordingly, with a direct comparison to a Suzuki and its features," said Matt Lawson, CCO, ATime&Place.

"Which is unfair, as most everyday items can’t hold a family of five in a well-appointed interior. Especially raspberries. Those things have absolutely no structural integrity.”

Michael Pachota, General Manager of Suzuki Automotive, said that once this campaign has been experienced, it turns every grocery shop, (and every time you throw out wilted spinach) into a moment to contemplate the great value of a Suzuki during our Plate Clearance.

"And appearing as financial news allows us to create responsive ads that slip right into the current high-intensity news cycle.

"We’ve even had Meta pull some of the ads as they thought they were fake news. We’ve solved that problem now. We’ve explained that these are real fake news.”

The Suzuki Index will be delivered across an integrated campaign across TV, online, outdoor, radio, PR, print and point of sale.

Campaign Credits

Client: Suzuki Australia General Manager, Automotive: Michael Pachota

National Marketing Manager, Automotive: Robert Rosengarten

Assistant Marketing Manager, Automotive: Daniel Sammut Marketing

Coordinator, Automotive: Tom Lyden

Creative Agency: ATime&Place

Chief Creative Officer: Matt Lawson

Executive Creative Director: Charles Baylis

Senior Designer: Caitlin Moloney

Designer: Emmanuel Damianos

CEO: Adrian Mills

Group Account Director: Daniel Loukidis

Account Manager: Jaya Abela

Production: ATime&Place

Director: Matt Lawson

Head of Broadcast: Marlese Byfield

Head of Realisation: Rob Weir DOP: Nick Rieve, Kilogram

Casting: Chameleon

Colourist: CJ Dobson, Moodlab

Sound Studio: Squeak E Clean Sound

Executive Producer: Ceri Davies

Sound Engineer: Dee Gjedsted

Media: Noisy Beast Group

Media Director: Ben Lynch

Head of Media: Valerie Murphy

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