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7UP pushes its ‘fresh and cool’ positioning in new thematic campaign

Gunjan Prasad, 04 February, 2010

New Delhi

Pepsico has rolled out a new thematic campaign for its lemon-flavoured beverage, 7UP. The campaign expands on the theme of ‘lemon refreshment’ with an aim of reiterating the ‘fresh and cool’ positioning of the brand.

Said Alpana Titus, executive VP -- flavors, PepsiCo India, “7UP is one of the fastest growing brands within the PepsiCo portfolio. We will be building on the simple yet powerful message of  “lemon refreshment” that has resonated with consumers in 2009. We are entering 2010 with strong momentum on the brand, with a very healthy growth in volumes as well as consumer equity scores. We will accelerate the journey we embarked on in 2009 to simply remind the consumer of the unparalleled refreshment that the natural lemon flavour of 7UP delivers. All communication, starting from the basic packaging to outdoor, print and electronic communication will strengthen this core lemon refreshment theme.”
 
The new thematic television commercial communicates the sensorial refreshment that 7UP gives to a couple who is getting bored in a cafeteria. With an attempt to make the commercial seem more than just another story, it takes the viewer on a sensorial ride of lemon refreshment. The film has been conceptualized by BBDO India and produced by Cutting Edge Productions. 
 

WATCH TVC here 


Apart from that, brand 7UP has also launched an outdoor campaign, as part of its 360 degree integrated communication. The images created for the outdoor have been crafted using a photographic technology hitherto unused in India. A Spanish production house, Garrigosa Studio was roped in for developing the look.
 
Said Manoj Deb, executive creative director, BBDO, “The challenge for us was to create a look that’s fresh and strongly communicates the message that 7UP has natural lemon flavour. Keeping in mind that pictures speak louder than words especially in OOH medium, we created water splashes in shape of lemon slices which made them visually delightful. Such a look is distinctly different from what others have attempted in the category.”

A new eye catching lemony packaging has been introduced to reflect the natural lemon refreshment of the drink. 

 

View other 7UP campaigns:


7UP ropes in Bappi Lahiri to push 'gold' lemon offer

Pepsi launches thematic campaign for 7UP
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

COMMENTS

Who is the girl?

Who is the girl?

by Hello on 11 February, 2010

What is this? Seems 7Up is

What is this? Seems 7Up is going back to the eighties style of advertising - cliched product shots, cliched models, cliched story. Sorry, this is anything but refreshing.

by Shubho on 04 February, 2010

Huh?

what rubbish! it looks like a cheap imitation of limca and the execution is a bad attempt at recreating the KFC Crushers tvc effect. I'm just so disappointed by the work from BBDO. I mean really, quaker oats wasn't as big a thing as they've been projecting. and now some very bad work for 7 Up.

by a young copywriter on 03 February, 2010

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