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By News Desk
8 February 2012
The McCain creative both warms waiting bus passengers and provides vouchers for the baked potato product
An outdoor advertising campaign for frozen foods producer McCain is attempting to grab consumers' attention with the warmth and smell of a jacket potato, plus money-off vouchers.
The creative for McCain Ready Baked Jackets, booked with outdoor media owner JCDecaux, includes 2'-high (61cm) 3D fibreglass potatoes installed at specially wrapped bus shelters across the UK, featuring a button that passersby can push to warm the potato and release the scent of it cooking.
In addition, the bus shelter installations are fitted with dispensers that give money-off coupons for the frozen product.
"McCain is using touch, smell and sight to create a 360˚ experience of Ready Baked Jackets, on the street," says Spencer Berwin, managing director of sales, JCDecaux. "The voucher dispenser is a media first and is a hugely exciting step for JCDecaux, enabling brands to prompt purchases and interact directly with consumers as they go about their day."
"We're adding a whole new meaning to try before you buy," adds Mark Hodge, McCain Foods head of brand.
The campaign is supported by billboards, roadside six-sheets and POS six-sheets, and digital signage at railway stations throughout February.
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