TABCORP
Case Study
+26 points as first choice betting brand.
+19 pts
Brand favorability
18-34s
+26 pts
My first choice betting brand (perception 18-34s)
+27 pts
Is a modern and inclusive brand (perception 18-34s)
+17 pts
Intent to bet with TAB 18-34s
The Challenge
Seen as a legacy brand rooted in racing, how can a partnership with News Corp drive salience amongst 18-34s as the preferred betting platform for all sports.
The Insight
Aussies are sports mad, it’s our favourite topic. The argument surrounding Australia’s national sport has been raging for centuries, it’s something we can never agree on.
The Idea
We initiated an unmissable debate about what is Australia’s national sport, taking this debate beyond the Sport Section and into the news cycle. We marked the end of the debate uniquely positioning TAB as being the ultimate authority to settle the matter once and for all and associating TAB with the tagline “Sport is our Sport”. We drove awareness and consideration, leveraging the race season to spotlight TAB’s rebrand amongst punters.
Products Used
For this campaign we executed through these mediums:
WRAPS
HPTO
PODCAST
CREATIVE TESTING
Key Stats
A Kantar brand lift study was used to measure the effectiveness of TAB’s FY24 brand relaunch campaign (excluding tease phase) in driving key brand KPIs as well as brand perceptions to build awareness & consideration amongst 18-34s, Sporting & Racing Fans.
Brand KPIs
Aided Brand Awareness up +2 points (95% exposed vs. 93% control) Brand Favorability up +10 points (45% exposed vs. 35% control) Sits in top 20% of Kantar’s database for entertainment digital campaigns Intent up +8 points (46% exposed vs. 38% control).
Brand Perception KPIs
“Is modern and inclusive brand” up +14 points (48% exposed vs. 34% control) “Is on for all sports” up +10 points (55% exposed vs. 45% control) “Is constantly making betting better” up +12 points (41% exposed vs. 28% control) “Is a brand for people like me” up +15 points (48% exposed vs. 32% control) “Is my first choice betting brand” up +11 points (46% exposed vs. 35% control.
Creative Verbatim
HPTOs were “bold & eye catching” & “very visually catching” 30s horizontal video was “very easy to understand” & “clever”