PROJECTS
Among numerous projects and campaigns building the company's image and promoting our clients' products, many were a source of particular satisfaction due to their innovative and unique nature and the exceptional effects they brought to our clients, e.g.:
NASI NA DAKARZE (DAKAR RACE 2012)
Our client, Finder, was the technological partner of the team of Adam Małysz, the legendary Polish ski jumper, when he moved from ski jumping to car rallies. Finder and the team attached particular importance to its debut in the world's most demanding rally – the Dakar Rally. In order to provide the Polish fans with the fastest and fullest coverage from Latin America, Finder developed a special on-line service and mobile application, which was an innovative platform for reporting on the rally. Ongoing updates were fed to the service by Finder's reporters who were following the rally and sending their materials to Warsaw-based editors of the service. Our role in the project was to team up with the client in developing the concept at the stage of creating the service and mobile application, as well as running the service’s leading editorial office, including the editing and publication of all its content. During the rally, we published several hundred news items, summarising information, video and photo relations.
Drivers' Perception Study – the ISA Sensory Analysis Institute
SA conducts consumer surveys in cognitive psychology, neuropsychology and eye-tracking. The key element of eye tracking are special glasses recording the image of the surroundings and the movement of the pupils of the analysed person, ensuring precision in indicating and recording moments and points of focus. We faced the task of promoting this method for the purpose of marketing as an objective method of analysing the items which are focal points for clients/persons being product or message targets. We proposed to survey the impact of road-side advertising as an element distracting drivers and taking their attention away from road signs, resulting in reduced safety on the road. We succeeded in attracting a valuable media patron for the project – the most popular Polish automotive weekly published a long article on our survey, describing our client's research method, and Internet coverage included a film documenting the survey. Unfortunately, the survey only confirmed what we expected. Advertising is very effective in distracting drivers' attention from road signs. Drivers tend to glance at advertising three times more often than at road signs.
FINDER ONLINE
In the first years of our collaboration with Finder, our task involved promoting GPS/GSM technology in business applications as well as building Finder's image as a reputable provider of technology-based services. Our strategy was based on finding and involving ourselves in media-attractive projects where the use of the Finder Online GPS/GSM system would be an additional advantage. We proposed some adjustments to tailor the system to the needs of a project and Finder provided the necessary equipment and service. Projects consisted in giving a detailed account of competitions by reflecting emotions that could not be otherwise reflected through using traditional reporting/storytelling methods. The competitions covered on-line thanks to Finder’s technology included the RMF Morocco Challenge Rally, the MT Rally, the Gniezno-Wrocław Rally, the European Match Racing Championship or the Great Rally of Polish Radio Channel 3. Participants of the rally, which involved hitchhiking as quickly as possible along a pre-planned route across Europe, were equipped with mobile phones featuring a GPS function provided by Finder. Special software had been developed for the mobiles so that those who listened to the radio, could follow the progress of the rally on a digital Finder On-Line system map. At the time, mobiles with a GSP function were a technological innovation, not commonly used in the GPS system. Not unlike others, this project was a major promotional success. During the rally, over 1.5 million visits to the website covering the rally were reported.