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Before we arrived at the final form of the entire campaign, several interesting ideas came up. Unfortunately, we didn’t have enough time to realise everything, and so we had to choose what, from our perspective, will be most beneficial for all parties. We launched a competition for fans, recorded a great interview with the band, gave out hundreds of tickets, and the client had their own promotional stand with hostesses at every concert.

The client managed to agree with the band on great prizes for the competition. The main prize was a guitar signed by all band members, and its personal presentation. There was also a limited edition watch, merchandise, and lots of concert tickets.

We created a simple page on which those interested could register. To enter the competition, all they had to do was buy any of our client’s products. Throughout the tour, we had a raffle once a week and gave the fans their prizes.

We chose classic advertising on social networks as an important promotional channel. We tried texts and visuals. We also tested various forms of targeting to see what brings the right people for our campaign.

We like creating video advertisements. They’re often more expensive, and don’t have as many conversions, but it’s a format that people are getting more and more used to. Consuming video content is becoming more convenient for people than reading text and viewing pictures.

We set up a separate Facebook page to promote the campaign. On it, we organised various competitions for fans, and informed them about the progress of the tour and our client’s activities. In this way, using simple quizzes, we managed to give away dozens of tickets, and increase the page’s organic reach as well as fans’ awareness of the ongoing main competition.

Every week, we recorded an announcement of the winners and gave away prizes to contestants. This we created additional content which we were able to communicate on social networks and YouTube.

The main output of the entire campaign was a video interview with the entire band. We recorded the interview a few days before the start of the tour. We wanted to give fans a really good interview with the band, and we succeeded. The band approached it very professionally, and really accommodated us. We then inserted blocks with advertisements for our client’s product into the video. We did it so that it doesn’t bother the viewer, but at the same time doesn’t go unnoticed.

It would be a shame not to make use of such an opportunity. We got up from our computers, and went to see concerts and enjoy the great atmosphere. At every concert, our client had a promotional stand with free product samples on offer.

As we were already in the field, we immediately recorded a simple view of the concert, and took photos of people at our client’s stand. In this way, we had a really large amount of varied content for the entire campaign period. It’s important to be seen, to create posts, stories and reels, and to respond to messages and comments. This all helped us spread awareness of the client’s campaign among a large number of people.

What a ride. After the publication of the interview, end of the tour and announcement of the last winners of the competition, we took a break. It had been several very demanding months. For us, it was the biggest campaign we had taken care of so far. After the final report was prepared, we were happy with the overall result, despite lots of imperfections. Many good ideas only came up during the campaign itself. Some things we were still able to change, and everything else is material for other campaigns we’re working on.