Unilever Việt Nam: Dove tóc tình yêuCông ty: OgilvyOne Việt Nam trên toàn cầuĐất nước: Việt NamThể loại: Xây dựng thương hiệu/nâng cao nhận thứcCác báo cáo tóm tắtGiúp cô gái thích mái tóc của mình sâu xuống "di động-Fie"Tại 2013 Dove Việt Nam; (chính thức là các thương hiệu số 1 trong ' chăm sóc và thiệt hại sửa chữa),' đã bị mất vị trí hàng đầu thế giới và thị trườngchia sẻ với Pantene. Vì vậy, khi họ phát triển một sự đổi mới sản phẩm mới sửa chữa hỏng tóc ở mức độ tế bào; chúng tôi đã thấy mộtcơ hội lần lượt điều around.*Chúng tôi biết rằng nói về khoa học di động sửa chữa đã không xảy ra để cắt qua tiếng ồn của chăm sóc tóc cạnh tranhthị trường; đã quá tải với chức năng nhắn tin.Thay vào đó; chúng tôi tập trung vào người tiêu dùng của chúng tôi và vấn đề hàng ngày tóc của mình. Tóc là một phần quan trọng nhất của hình ảnh của một người phụ nữ.Nghiên cứu chỉ ra rằng 95% ** của phụ nữ Việt Nam tích cực tìm kiếm những cách khác nhau để phong cách tóc của họ; Nhưng nỗi sợ hãi của thiệt hại đãngăn cản chúng làm như vậy.Người tiêu dùng của chúng tôi là tham gia đánh giá cao kỹ thuật số và xã hội; mặc dù điện thoại thông minh thâm nhập nằm ở 20% trên toàn quốc ***; 68%phụ nữ trong nhóm mục tiêu của chúng tôi tích cực chia sẻ hình ảnh với các mạng lưới xã hội từ điện thoại thông minh của họ ***. Bởi vì họ là như vậyhình ảnh có ý thức; Các hành động của việc "selfies" đã trở thành một xu hướng lớn.Chiến lược của chúng tôi là cung cấp cho phụ nữ sự tự do để phong cách tóc của mình càng nhiều càng tốt, họ thích; mà không cần lo lắng về thiệt hại;trao quyền cho họ để yêu mái tóc của mình nhiều hơn và cảm thấy "selfie đã sẵn sàng" vào mỗi dịp...Our multimedia campaign took the consumer on a journey from awareness to engagement to advocacy; enabling Dove toachieve their highest market share growth ever and re-claim their Number 1 title from Pantene.*Client data**Agency data***We are social internet report 2014****Global Web Index Title: Unilever Vietnam: Dove hair love Source: PMAA Dragons of Asia Issue: Gold Award & Best in Vietnam, 2014Downloaded from warc.com2Campaign strategy: Representing 25% of the scoreFor women facing an overpowering range of shampoo brands bombarded with claims and counter-claims in the media, thephrase "the tyranny of choice" sounds unpleasantly true. The shampoo category is one of the top-three spending categorieson advertising in Vietnam. Seventeen brands compete in this category, making the communications heavily cluttered andhighly competitive leaving the consumers confused with different claims and propositions.Dove already enjoys moderate equity in the category with its range of different variants in the portfolio that provided all the hairsolutions. Over the past year however, they had been facing tougher competition from Pantene, who had overtaken them asthe number 1 brand in 'care and damage repair'.*Dove's challenge was therefore to re-claim their number 1 position and grow their market share in a category that was matureand experiencing decelerated growth*Our well-educated 18-35 year old consumers are proficient information seekers (heavily via digital media) for continuous hairimprovement. Soft, healthy hair has always been the cornerstone of Vietnamese beauty; but the modern millennial consumer isnow seeking something more; an ability to experiment with the latest hairstyles to enhance her image and reflect her modernand ever-changing lifestyle.These women know that the trade-off to styling their hair is damage and dryness; so despite the fact that 95% would love tobe able to try different styles to suit their diverse and active lifestyles; 92% claim that they end up wearing their hair the sameway, day in, day out.***Armed with this insight; we diverged from the "functional" strategy that's so typical in this category and gave the consumer theone thing that she had been missing; the best of both worlds (hair style and hair health). The strategy was also quiteinnovative for Dove; whose communications were traditionally centred directly on damage care. While this is still at the heart ofour messaging; we approached the subject by focusing on the consumer needs and ultimate benefit (styling) as opposed tojust concentrating on the problem itself.We then married this powerful hair insight with an even more compelling digital insight...The "selfie;" is a digital self-portrait taken and shared by a smart phone user with their social networks in order to project apositive image of themselves. Dubbed as the Oxford word of the year in 2013; this digital trend was really starting to take off inVietnam, especially among the urban millennial female consumer. Despite the fact that national Smart phone penetration is
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20%****; 68%***** of women in our target audience were uploading photos to social media via smart phones on a daily basis.
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The idea that resulted from this strategy was simple –
By allowing consumers to achieve both hair beauty and style for the first time ever; Dove gave women a relevant reason to
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love their hair more by feeling "selfie-ready;" which would in turn inspire other consumers to do the same. Through making our
consumers' "selfie" photos the source of styling inspiration; we had not only crafted an idea that was relevant for our target
consumer; but also one that was uniquely Dove; an inclusive brand that champions beauty for and by "real women".
The digital journey of the campaign from awareness to engagement and advocacy was divided into 3 phases:
Teaser – Test your hair love! In this phase; digital channels were used to awaken the need of deeper hair care. Search intent
modelling and consumer research highlighted our consumer's on- going struggle between hair "beauty" and hair "style"; both of
which they strongly desire; but find it very hard to strike the balance. In this phase; we engaged influencers to talk about these
daily struggles and hair problems. Search Engine marketing utilized commonly searched terms to drive consumers to a website
where they could test their hair love and get a damage rating; based on their current lifestyles and styling habits. Rich display
units also enabled consumers to take the test in-banner.
Educate – Deepen your hair love! We introduced women to new Dove Intense Repair. While mass media channels focused
on reach and awareness of the new product; our digital plan during this phase was focused on education and engagement.
Global web index data revealed that over 70% of our target consumers actively look for products online; and 88% are
consuming online video content.
To make the education experience more relevant and engaging; we created a series of Video Livecasts; hosted by a range of
hair and beauty experts. The sessions were promoted across digital channels using time-based targeting; and reminders
were sent out to maximize participation. Each session generated hundreds of user questions; which were collated and
answered in real time on the show; a first in Vietnam, where real time formats in mainstream media are not allowed for
censorship reasons.
The Livecast sessions explored the ultimate benefit of damage control; the ability to style your hair in more ways; more
often; and experts such as Elle's beauty editor inspired women with the latest trends in hair styling.
The Q&A video clips were then cut up into individual questions and optimized for search engines on our website; building a
long term and scalable library of content that directly responds to real consumer needs (rather than brand generated
content.) The Q&A clips were also uploaded to You Tube and our Facebook page and each video received an average of
3,000 views without any media support; more than the average Pantene TVC received.
Featured stories were created in social media based on some of the most popular questions asked in the Livecast sessions.
To create further awareness and engagement; a strategic content and media partnership was forged with aFamily; one of the
country's leading online women's portals; to answer women's hair problems with facts and solutions.
Engage – Declare your hair love! Now that women were damage-free and free to style; we needed to give them a relevant
platform to declare their hair love.
Historically, Dove had run many photo contests; with marginal gains. This year; we threw away the contest mechanic and
decided to opt for a program that was social by design; rewarding all women for doing what they do every day; taking and
sharing 'selfie' photos of themselves in their daily activities; as a relevant & contextual way to showcase the different types of
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We invited the country's most influential beauty bloggers to start using and sharing the application first. The application was
also promoted via mobile display banners, search engine marketing; and a national activation program (Held in high traffic
areas like shopping malls); where large digital billboards projected the latest consumer entries and served as an incentive for
women to download the app on the spot and see their her selfie photo in lights.
Users could synchronize the application with their native smart phone calendars
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To get custom styling suggestions (using key word tags and time of day) for specific events in their active lives. They could
register to share their own and other members' hairstyle selfies to earn points and redeem them for Dove and Styling products.
By focusing our strategy on a real consumer hair need (to style freely without fear of damage) rather than taking a purely
functional approach; and marrying it with the GEN Y digital phenomena of "selfie taking"; Dove was able to create relevance
and cut-through in a competitive and homogenous market.
The campaign achieved the following results:
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