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Giant sachets

Issue 22 | February 2012

Agency

DDB Brazil

Creative Team

Executive Creatve Director: Marco Versolato; Creative Directors: Guilherme Jahara, Wilson Mateos; Art Directors: Daniel Chagas Martins, Samyr Souen, Guilherme Jahara; Copywriter: Rodrigo Mendonça

Other Credits

Account Supervisors: Polika Teixeira, Andrei Croisfelt, Daniel Malavazzi, Adriana Barreto; Account Planners: Cynthia Horowicz, Camila Lima Media;

Date

November 2011

Background

Hot Pocket Sadia Extreme X-Burgers were much bigger than competitor products, with more meat and more sauce.

Idea

Being bigger in both size and in taste, obviously consumers would need more ketchup, mayo and mustard to eat with their X-Burgers. So, the creative treatment was to make huge mustard, mayonnaise and ketchup sachets and insert these in magazines and newspapers. One side of the sachet clearly marked the sauce inside, while the other was an ad for X-Burgers.

At the same time, commercials ran on TV and online supporting the idea of big in size and big on taste.

Results

Unknown.

Our Thoughts

Someone somewhere has written a rule-book about what makes an insert. It needs to be messily designed with a great deal of copy all set in 8-point. Ideally there will be at least three different faces used.

It’s the only way I can explain why so much unnoticeable and unnoticed stuff slides out of every magazine I buy.

If you were to think about it all, you would try to do something that caught the attention, which dramatised the benefit and which made you feel warmly towards the brand, wouldn’t you? Something like this, in fact.

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