quarta-feira, 24 de junho de 2009

kit kat - da pausa á "boa sorte"


é muito muito bom.


JWT was struck by the Japanese translation of Kit Kat -- Kitto Katso means "surely win" -- and the tradition of sending students good luck wishes before they take tough higher-education entrance exams. So Nestle partnered with Japan's postal service to create "Kit Kat Mail," a postcard-like product sold only at the post office that could be mailed to students as an edible good-luck charm.
"It was a brilliant idea, flawless execution and amazing results," said Nick Brien, president-CEO of Mediabrands Worldwide and president of the media jury. "They created a business model that didn't exist before."
Competition-free environment In innovation piled on innovation, Kit Kat Mail was available in 20,000 Japan Post outlets, creating a new, competition-free retail channel where the product was heavily promoted in a place where there were no rival products. It was also the first time Japan Post ever partnered with a private company.


Sem comentários: