AUCKLAND, Today: Long-established New Zealand roofing company Gerard Roofs is undergoing a brand revival in partnership with Big Communications.
The Gerard system of lightweight, durable and easy-to-install steel roofing was invented in New Zealand in 1957 and is now used in 127 countries around the world, from Argentina to Zambia.
Big MD Ant Salmon said: “Gerard is an incredible global New Zealand success story. Yes, it has a long history, but it is now producing some really contemporary roofing products that would look good on any home.”
Gerard’s sales & marketing manager Dean Vincent said: “As a brand we had lost our way over the last few years.
“We lost our way over the last few years – so we engaged Big for a relaunch.”
“I wanted to work with an agency who would get inside our business and be able to deliver a wide range of work.
“We engaged Big at the end of 2019 with a remit to review our marketing activity and help us relaunch the brand.”
Salmon says it’s been a question of building from the ground up. “We started by looking at how Gerard’s products were being presented at key distribution points, reviewing the sales collateral and designing a new website.
“Now we’re turning our attention to winning back some brand visibility via a significant print campaign in consumer and trade publications.
“There’s more to come, but there’s no rush – we just want to do work that works for the long-term.”
CREDITS
Client: Gerard Roofs (RoofTG Pacific Limited)
Sales and Marketing Manager: Dean Vincent
Sales and Marketing Coordinator Liam Nichols
Agency: Big Communications
Managing Director: Ant Salmon
Creative Director: Joe Holden
Senior Art Director: Mike Knight
Copywriter: Andrew Davidson
Senior Account Manager: Adam Sole
Media: Together
Managing Partner: Rufus Chuter
Account Executive: Jacob Williams
Web Development: BeWeb
CEO/Developer: Mike Nelson
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