Nivea is the first company to run a gender specific
campaign over the UK ATM network.
Nivea will use the
ATM:ad technology from I-design to run the
campaign. I-design’s software is used by various banks to enable
ads to be delivered to cashpoint users.
New user profiling and gender targeting features have been added
to the ATM:ad system to enable the Nivea campaign.
The campaign will display two types of ad - one aimed at men,
and the other at women. Once the customer has inserted their card,
ATM:ad will identify their gender, and screen the appropriate ad
during their transaction
The campaign will run at 600 locations nationwide, including
high streets, shopping centres and supermarkets, and is expected to
deliver messages to three million people.
The front of the cash machine receipts will also feature a
reminder of the Nivea campaign, with 750,000 customers expected to
take receipts.
Graham Taylor, senior brand manager at Nivea for Men, said, “We
are delighted to be the first brand to make use of ATM:ad’s new
gender profiling features.
“It offers us a great opportunity to reach different target
audiences, ensuring our strong overall campaign message can be
supported with relevant and discrete supporting messages without
the risk of confusion.”
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