Export launches ‘Beer for Yeah’ campaign via Saatchi & Saatchi

Programmatic

2 years ago

Iconic Kiwi beer brand, Export, will soon unveil a fun new creative campaign via Saatchi & Saatchi that explores the idea of being ‘all in’ on life’s best moments to launch Export Ultra.

Named the ‘The Beer for Yeah’, the creative campaign introduces the audience to the new beer which is 99 percent carb-free, 99 percent sugar free and contains only 26 calories per 100 ml.

This campaign is an extension of the ‘beer for here’ brand direction launched last year and follows a group of friends who are out to make the best of a summers day in New Zealand. The group enjoys a swim, followed by refreshing Export Ultra, and features the classic Kiwi humour that Export is known for.

The campaign film features an unreleased track from talented Kiwi artist Mitch James, that aligns perfectly with the light, summery friendship moments visited in the campaign.

Sam Forrest, Senior Marketing Manager Domestic Brands, DB Breweries, says the strategy was to hone in on the popular low-carb trend and help Kiwis to re-appraise beer as an option: “Low-carb beer is in a period of huge growth, increasing by 38 percent over the past year¹, which is interesting to note in a world where people have an enormous amount of choice for alcoholic options,” says Forrest.

“We know people who perhaps normally drink another alcoholic option will consider a low carb beer when the environment is perfect, think a hot sunny day and a fun environment with friends, so with this ad we’re transporting people to that perfect day, in the world’s greatest beer garden.”

Jordan Sky, Executive Creative Director, Saatchi & Saatchi, says: “This was a fun chance for us to visit another corner of the greatest beer garden in the world. This time, conveniently just over the neighbour’s fence. What better way to make a… um… splash, and introduce The Beer for Yeah with Export Ultra.”

There are three 15 second ads that have been designed to tap into the target audience’s habits and attention spans. These films will be complemented with cutdowns, social films, digital advertising, and OOH.

Check out the campaign here:

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