This ‘mobile’ on-ground communication created by Ogilvy Beijing makes use of a large silhouette of a computer cursor installed on a fleet of DHL’s runner vans, which shuttles around the Beijing’s Central Business District to announce DHL’s ‘24-7’ online tracking attribute. This simple stunt/ live activity has effectively resulted in an apparent drop in parcel enquiry recorded by the DHL phone tracking system while online tracking click counters surged.
Bigger image inside, cheap but very effective look!
Update August 4 - see also the DHL-arrow man version
DHL Online Tracking ‘Van’
Client: DHL
Product: 24 Hours Online Tracking
Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Beijing
Group Executive Creative Director: Nils Andersson
Executive Creative Director: KweiChee Lam
Creative Director: Michael Wong
Art Director: Michael Wong, XiaoChen Li
Copywriter: Yue Song
Account Service: Mary Jane Butler, Raina Zhang
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Additional Update - we now have the one minute films for each item as well.
DHL 24 Hours Online Tracking 'van' - (2008) :60 (China)
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