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Mobile network providers, high speed Internet access services, online services, bundled communications (internet, telephone, and TV), etc.
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2001 SILVER
Real History
Even though Carfax had built a strong car dealer customer base for more than 14 years, they decided it was time to launch their first campaign to consumer used-car buyers in April 1999. The challenge was to teach consumers about the benefits of a virtually unknown product - a Vehicle History Report - and drive traffic to the site. The "Real History" campaign surpassed awareness, site traffic and sales goals. After the first two weeks of the campaign launch, sales leaped 300%. And, the increased sales continued throughout the campaign. In August 2000, revenue is up 360% compared to August 1999.
Brand:
Carfax
Client:
Carfax, Inc.
Agency:
The Martin Agency
Language:
English
2001 SILVER
Cellular Outrage
SkyTel's two-way paging business was being eroded as people migrated to ever-cheaper cell phones. This campaign exposed the only vulnerability cell phones had: the annoyance they caused in situations where people shouldn't be on the phone. "Cellular Outrage" effectively positioned SkyTel's two-way paging as a way to let users "talk" silently, and avoid alienating those around them.
Brand:
SkyTel
Client:
SkyTel Communications, Inc
Agency:
Suissa Miller Advertising
Language:
English
2001 BRONZE
Sprint 1000
This is a case of how 3rd place long-distance company Sprint, living in the shadow of telecom giants AT&T and MCI, in a category that spends in excess of a billion dollars in advertising, broke the category mold and successfully introduced a revolutionary new way of buying long distance service.
Brand:
Sprint
Client:
Sprint
Agency:
McCann-Erickson New York
Language:
English