Staff Reporters
Dec 7, 2010

Whybin TBWA Tequila's new Nissan Micra campaign targets savvy urbanites

MELBOURNE - Whybin TBWA Tequila has rolled out a new campaign for Nissan Australia called ‘In sync with the city’.

The Nissan Micra is targeted at urban drivers
The Nissan Micra is targeted at urban drivers

Whybin TBWA Tequila's new ad campaign for the Nissan Micra showcases the qualities of the car, positioning it as a smart and fun car, perfect for easy city driving.

Targeting young at heart, eco-friendly, urban professionals, the campaign features pre-launch TV and metrolites, and activities that will roll out on Sunday across a range of channels including TV, print, online and below the line activities all centred around the new microsite Micralane.com.au.

The TVC features the music track ‘I know what I am’ by Band of Skulls. The track also featured in the first episode of Gossip Girl Season Four, where Nissan Micra is a major sponsor.

Supporting advertisement material serves to drive traffic to the microsite.

The microsite features a virtual laneway that lets the user experience everything from city secrets to custom maps of city shortcuts, exclusive music downloads, to Micra promotions and sponsorships. There are also test-driving features and a competition to win a US$5,000 holiday voucher.
 
Whybin TBWA Tequila Melbourne managing director, Andrew Scott says the new Nissan Micra was designed to position the Micra as a simple and intuitive addition to the busy lives of urban professionals. 
 
This latest campaign from Whybin TBWA Tequila Melbourne comes on the back of a successful 13-year partnership with Nissan. This campaign is one of the largest for Whynin TBWA in 2010.

Source:
Campaign Asia

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