Unilever Fun Pack
When a company has several brands of products under its wing, an effective way of promoting sales for all these same-family brands is to bundle them up together!
This Unilever Fun Pack promotion in Singapore catches our attention at first sight because of the eye-catching and adorable design.
A
little background on the designs used in this promotion campaign: it is a
collaboration between Lifebuoy (under Unilever) and THE SINGAPOREAN DREAM (by
SGAG). The designs are adapted on items such as tote bags, hand sanitiser
sleeves & cushions, which form part the Fun Pack. The rest of the items
included in the Fun Pack are other brands of products under Unilever.
Useful learning points from this Unilever Fun Pack promotion:
Availability Online
More
consumers are now shopping online, even for daily necessities or groceries (due
to the COVID-19 pandemic). For many businesses, having the option for consumers
to purchase online allows for outreach to a greater pool of potential
consumers, and it also offers more convenience.
Promoting Sales for products under Unilever
To be
eligible for getting the free Fun Pack, one will need to buy at least S$35 of
some Unilever products. This will entice consumers to buy these Unilever
products, which translate into more sales volume!
Increase Publicity for Unilever products
When
consumers have to purchase S$35 of Unilever products, they will consciously try
to find out which brand belongs to Unilever. And when consumers receive the Fun
Pack, all the Unilever products’ brands undergo further marketing too! These
will allow more consumers to “learn” more about Unilever & its products.
This elevated the Unilever brand name as a whole.
Having
an essential pack or fun pack seems to be in the trend now.
Adventuring
on creating a Fun Pack to market your brand or spice up your promotion?
Looking
for ideas on how to ensure that yours stand out among others?
Contact DTC to find out more!
Disclaimer
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where DTC shares with our readers the Marketing Premiums, Promotional Products,
POSM merchandises & Advertising Campaigns that we have come across in the
industry. DTC does not advocate any brands or products mentioned in the blogs.
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