PepsiCo tasked us with optimising brand messaging online and offline; bringing the Tropicana “Little Glass” campaign to life in Sainsbury’s.

Customer centric approach

Keeping the Little Glass campaign front of mind for the most relevant shoppers is key to the success of the activation.

Our Solution

Using a collaborative approach and working with PepsiCo we wanted to look at three aspects of the campaign strategy.

Understand the key issues for the Sainsbury’s customer.
Insight shared by the PepsiCo brand/digital teams to overlay with our own data.

Inspire the most relevant customers with the educational ATL message.
Using a sufficient lead time for an in-depth targeting strategy reflecting the complexity of the category.

Reward brand educated shoppers with points incentives in store.
An integrated customer journey and consistent targeting strategy to multiply touch points and boost performance.

Display advertising
Mass education and engagement of targeted and modelled shoppers online, focussing on lapsed, loyal and engaged competitor shopper.

Email
Targeted education targeting the most relevant shoppers to spread Little Glass messaging. Focus on loyal and engaged competitor shopper.

Coupon at Till
Reward and incentivise purchase, following education. Focussing on loyal and engaged competitor shopper.

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The Results

In spite of strong competitor price promotions during the campaign, the media generated a strong sales to cost ratio of 3:1.

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Sales uplift

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Brand halo

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Total category uplift

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