WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 8, 2006
NAMMU REACTION A
WIN FOR FORD FUSION
Toronto,
November 1, 2006…The Wunderman entry for Most Creative Use of an
Envelope topped that awards category and took the prize for their Ford
Fusion - Create a Reaction Campaign, at the 2006 NAMMU Awards held
November 1 at the Design Exchange.
With the launch of
the 2006 Fusion, Ford Motor Company of Canada, wanted to generate
sales and also tread new territory with the consumer. The company
aimed to create a perception of Ford as a true automotive innovator.
Leveraging the message: “Fusion – Create a Reaction”, the creative
challenge was to engage and involve the reader with a direct mail
piece.
The piece de
resistance was the envelope. Using thermal ink to mask the photograph
of the car, Wunderman through PLM Group and Supremex Inc., created an
intriguing, tactile, interactive ploy: when readers place their hands
over the heat-sensitive ink, they unveil the new car and literally
“create a reaction.” The mailer pulled an incredible response to
high-potential prospects and Ford owners. The NAMMU jury reacted with
a unanimous win for this campaign.
The 2006 NAMMU
Award was presented by DMATsponsor representative, Paul Allamby,
President, Padulo Integrated Advertising, and DMAT Director of
Education. Allamby noted “It is my pleasure to present the award that
represents a cornerstone of the direct mail industry.”
NAMMU President,
Kathleen Rowe, said “A great concept, wonderful execution and truly
impressive results.
Congratulations to
Wunderman on this outstanding entry.”
The complete
listing of NAMMU 2006 Award winners is available from
topten@nammu.org
Additional
Information: Contact
media@nammu.org or 416-977-3703
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of end users and the supplier infrastructure, from concept to
execution. The NAMMU awards annually celebrate excellence in
marketing through the medium of mail.
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