Advertising Age reports on Pepsi's new marketing campaign to promote recycling. It is called, "Have we met before."
"Our goal is to reenergize consumers about recycling," said Nicole Bradley, a Pepsi spokeswoman. "We've learned that most people will recycle when they remember, so we thought the 'Have we met before?' program [would be] a great way to remind people about the positive impact of recycling."
Overall, I think this campaign is a great idea. However, I'm skeptical whether consumers will notice initially. The print looks rather small on the side of the can. Additionally, any call outs below a Pepsi-related product (e.g. Pepsi can) in a traditional advertisement may be overlooked.
Personally, I would recommend Pepsi to set up a special website like they did with their MLB (Major League Baseball) sponsorship. Pepsi listed a website on the side of each can which directed consumers to www.pepsiclutch.mlb.com via a tie in with MLB. However, the print was very small as I just recently noticed to website on the side of the can. Hopefully, Pepsi will take a similar approach with its new campaign to encourage recycling.
Pepsi could list interesting information regarding recycling and packaging information on such a dedicated website. It would be a great resource for consumers interested in finding out information about Pepsi's stance on environmental issues.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
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I haven't seen one of the cans yet, only pictures, so I didn't realize how small it is. Hopefully they will make it bigger because it really is a great campaign idea!
You can find them in the "Fridge pack" packages of 12. Also, I hope this is a successful campaign for Pepsi. Thanks for the comment.
You can find them in the "Fridge pack" packages of 12. Also, I hope this is a successful campaign for Pepsi. Thanks for the comment.
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