TAGS: brand awareness / online incentive / viral marketing
Yogho Yogho is the fresh, fruity drink from Campina and is targeted at
children in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and many countries
outside Europe. With or without sugar, in packs and bottles, available
in supermarkets or at travel outlets. The viral marketing tool icecards
was used to increase the branding and awareness of Yogho Yogho in the
target group.

CAMPAIGN FACTS
• Online: 21,000 unique visitors / 60,000 pageviews • Offline: 10,000 consumer activations / 156,000 card impressions • Database: 10,000 records
OBJECTIVES AND TARGET GROUP • Reach a young age group from 8 till 18 years • Incentive for participating in the online games • Generate a database • Generate web traffic 

CAMPAIGN SET UP The
campaign consisted of 10,000 sets of icecards. To increase the
awareness about the campaign, promotions in the magazine Donald Duck
and on the packaging of Yogho Yogho drinks were used. By entering
www.benjijwelhelemaallekker.nl Dutch consumers could order their Yogho
Yogho icecards.
Within two weeks, the cards were delivered in
their mailbox. By handing these handy contact cards to their friends
and acquaintances, word of mouth about the brand was created,
stimulating branding in the target group. In addition, the icecards
worked as incentive to participate in online games on the dedicated
order website.
To get insights into where and how often
consumers drink Yogho Yogho, and into the perceived quality of the
fruity drink, a small questionnaire was included at the end of the
ordering process. 
CAMPAIGN RESULTS The
Yogho Yogho icecards campaign was very successful. All 10,000 sets were
ordered and distributed. The campaign effectively reached the
prospected target group and generated a significant amount of web
traffic, due to high demand.
 85%
of the orders represented the young age group of 8 -18 years. The
average age of the people ordering cards was 15 years, peak lying at 13
years. The Yogho Yoghy icecards were popular to both boys and girls,
each accounting for 50% of the orders.
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