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Audi 옥외 광고_1개월후 보이는 광고

1. 이 Campaign은 전부 알루미늄으로 제작된 All Aluminium Audi A2.를 광고하기 위해서
    그림과 글자만 알루미늄제질로 제작하고 배경은 철로 제작해서
     세월이 지나면서 자연적으로 배경에 녹이 슬어 광고가 부각되도록 했다고 합니다.
    참고 이차는 세계 최초 대중화된 All Alumium 차라고 합니다.
2. 처음에는 아무 내용없이 비어 있습니다.
    2주째에가서야 철에 녹이슬어 자동차의 윤곽이 보이기 시작합니다
    1개월이되니 철에 녹이 슬어서 아우디 자동차가 더욱 선명해지고 메세지도 분명해졌습니다,
3. 실제로 메세지를 전달하려면 1개월이상 기다려야 하는데 기꺼이 그 시간을 기다리는 그들이 부럽습니다.
   한국에서는 이렇게 기다려주는 회사가 있을까 싶습니다.
4. 이광고는 2002년 깐느에서 Gold 상을 수상했다고 합니다
   Creators Simon Wooller and Morten Kjær saatchi.
5. 아래 이미지는 www.adverbox.com에서 빌려왔습니다.


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                                        Audi A2 All alumium wagon

아래는 아우디에서 배포한 보도문이라고 합니다.


Media world first for Audi and Mediacom


The medium has literally become the message as Mediacom, BBH and JCDecaux have developed the first ever aluminium poster campaign for the Audi A2 – the world’s first mass-produced aluminium car.


The unique campaign was developed to fit exactly with Audi’s brief to raise awareness of the Audi A2 and, vitally, communicate the product’s core benefits. An ingenious and innovative vehicle, the A2 has an all-aluminium body, making it lighter and consequently both more economical and environmentally friendly. The media solution had to be as progressive as the model itself.


Mediacom, BBH and JCDecaux’s production and solutions department, Adapt, created a worldwide first by harnessing new production technology to produce 300 96-sheet posters made entirely of fully recyclable aluminium, as per the car. These unique and unmissable posters showcase the car and feature the strapline: “Lighter on metal, lighter on fuel. The new aluminium A2″. The aluminium posters ensure that the medium really is the message, providing an innovative communication platform that goes beyond traditional outdoor space.


Karen Blackett, Board Director at Mediacom said: “The campaign clearly demonstrates how all parties worked together to deliver the best communication solution for Audi, and achieve a media first”.


Peter Whelan, Head of Outdoor at Mediacom commented: “It was through our close relationship with JCDecaux and their commitment to innovation, that we were able make a creative media idea really happen.”


JCDecaux Marketing Director David McEvoy said: “Working closely with Mediacom and BBH has enabled us to produce this innovative campaign and fit the medium to the brief exactly. JCDecaux Adapt is uniquely placed to develop unusual, exciting campaigns, and Audi is a fantastic example of this.”


The campaign breaks nationally on May 4th, and will be supported by a range of other media. To compliment the aluminium posters Mediacom has also booked the largest poster site in the UK for Audi’s smallest car.


The A40 banner site in London measures 67.5m wide x 16m high, and is 54 times the size of a 48s poster. Further product detail will be communicated through press ads in style magazines and colour supplements. Postcards in trendy bars and restaurants are booked to reinforce the stylish and contemporary nature of the A2.


Rawdon Glover, Head of Marketing at Audi U.K. said, “Our agencies have developed a creative media solution, which manages to clearly demonstrate one of the key product attributes of the Audi A2 in a truly innovative fashion.”


Facts on the aluminium posters:


* Individual poster weight 96kg
* Total weight of metal used 28,800kg
* Total number of aluminium sheets 7,200
* Number of screens 54
* Number of drill holes 43,200
* Production turnaround time 6 weeks
* The material has been acquired from countries as far away as Croatia and Egypt
* The patented process used to apply the Audi images to the aluminium has never been used before in outdoor advertising. The method uses transfer technology: ink is printed to a carrier film and transferred at high pressure and temperature to the aluminium. Consequently, the design becomes an integral part of the material itself.

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