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Propaganda, the strategic and creative agency, has launched a brand new game for energy drink supplier Boost Drinks in time for festival season. The launch coincided with Glastonbury, as Boost was chosen as the official energy drink supplier at this year’s festival.
The exclusive agreement meant that Boost Energy 500ml were sold in each official Glastonbury catering unit. Boost distributed 3000 cases ahead of the festival, which took place at the weekend.
Prior to the event, Propaganda devised the concept of an innovative and interactive game,‘Boost the Band’, that is ideal for festival season. The game features a band that needs a boost to keep them going through a set. Players must keep the band awake by feeding them Boost.
Propaganda has seeded the game in many web forums and has used social networks including Twitter to drive people to the Boost game by directing them to the Boost website where they can play for free and be in with a chance to climb to the top of the leader board and win a case of product.
The Propaganda team has worked with Boost since 2008 to develop a strong strategic marketing plan that has focused on trade activity including point of sale material, brand literature and PR. The increase in brand awareness led to Glastonbury choosing Boost as its official energy drink supplier.
Propaganda is currently working on developing a consumer creative strategy to push the interaction between Boost and its growing consumer audience.
Simon Gray, managing director at Boost, commented: “We were delighted to be approached as the official supplier of energy drinks at Glastonbury this year. The game is a fresh and innovative way of approaching new customers and a way of interacting directly with consumers. The energy drinks sector is continually growing in popularity and music festivals are a key opportunity to reach loyal consumers and those who would not usually choose energy drink products. Glastonbury was a great opportunity to raise awareness of the Boost brand as we move deeper into the consumer arena.”
Propaganda director, Mike Philipson said: “The relationship Boost has developed with the Glastonbury Festival is fantastic. ‘Boost the band’ has been created to introduce new consumers to the brand and to engage existing customers in a fun and original way. Boost has grown in both trade and consumer markets and we look forward to seeing significant sales uplift from the ‘summer of 49’ 49p price-marked promotion that has just gone live”.
“We were delighted to be approached as the official supplier of energy drinks at Glastonbury this year. The game is a fresh and innovative way of approaching new customers and a way of interacting directly with consumers. The energy drinks sector is continually growing in popularity and music festivals are a key opportunity to reach loyal consumers and those who would not usually choose energy drink products. Glastonbury was a great opportunity to raise awareness of the Boost brand as we move deeper into the consumer arena.”
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