
Anritsu's CellMaster is used to troubleshoot connections on cell phone networks. We needed to tell our audience that our product was a breakthrough because it provided virtually all the functionality of a 40 lb. instrument which was carried in a backpack--with a handheld alternative about the size of a sheet of paper.
A life size diecut was created with minimal copy so the promotional piece would look as much as possible like the real thing. Because many in this engineering audience respond by mail, we tipped on a triple postcard that also gave the opportunity for additional sell copy. Then we "sweetened the
pot" by offering an instant-win drawing for an iPod shuffle and inviting recipients to visit a personalized website to see if they had won.
A version of the diecut was created for insertion in trade publications, and we created a partner email for house and rented lists. All made the same offer of entry in the iPod shuffle sweepstakes plus a free technical publication when the reader registered to receive more product info.
The overall phone, BRC, and clickthrough responses were: 8% for direct mail; 1.75%% for email and .1% response for the print ad inserts. For a marketing budget of under $100,000, Anritsu enjoyed sales of $1.5 million with an overall sales opportunity estimated by the client of $2.5 million.
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