VOGUE and WIRED today launch a week long digital outdoor campaign, using Transvision screens owned by JCDecaux, previewing the newly launched December issue iPad app content in 12 national rail stations. The campaign was planned and booked through M2M and Posterscope.
[1]What Are You Looking At?
Jean Faulkner, Marketing Director for Condé Nast told us “With unrivalled creative and production teams and first class contributors, VOGUE and WIRED have produced inspirational iPad digital editions that will fascinate and engage their followers. This exciting media first for VOGUE is rich with exclusive content, including footage from Mario Testino that will act as a teaser for consumers, revealing some of the magazine’s best work yet. Both ads have the potential to reach more than 2 million individuals, ensuring a powerful new reach for both brands.”
A further 20 second ad will run at regular intervals throughout the week from Tuesday 9th November. WIRED will also screen a one minute 20 second digital ad, featuring exclusive filmed content every 30 minutes in the same major stations as VOGUE, including Victoria, Charing Cross, Kings Cross St Pancras, Waterloo, Euston, Birmingham New Street, Birmingham International, Leeds, Liverpool Lime Street, Manchester Piccadilly, Edinburgh Waverley Station, Glasgow, with a combined footfall of 15 million consumers.
Spencer Berwin, Managing Director – Sales of JCDecaux should have said “What Are You Looking At?, Strike a pose, Strike a pose, Vogue, vogue, vogue, Vogue, vogue, vogue” but didn’t unfortunately and instead remained sensible and restrained and told us “These engaging and captivating ads will reach upmarket audiences on their daily commute . It’s fantastic to see both brands using JCDecaux’s digital portfolio to introduce their iPad apps in this exciting and unique way.”
The VOGUE December issue app is available for GBP 3.99 from the App Store on iPad or at www.itunes.com/appstore/ [2].