This document outlines a proposed charity campaign called "Efes Charity - Against Excessive Alcohol Consumption" to address concerns about excessive drinking among young people in Turkey. The campaign aims to create awareness about responsible drinking and prevent people from losing important moments in life due to overconsumption of alcohol. It proposes using a transparent and engaging communication approach targeting young adults to convey the message that life's enjoyable moments of fun, socializing, and enjoyment don't require excessive drinking. The deliverables and budget outlined support launching a 360 campaign by January 2011.
4. Communica9on Objec9ves
To prevent excessive alcohol consump8on among younger genera8ons
by
crea8ng awareness about the excessive alcohol consump8on
provoking people to join our charity to spread out and establish the
responsible drinking idea.
Consumers
CORE=Young people below age of 25 • Independent
• Self Confident
SECONDARILY=Whole society • Lively males and females
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5. Proposi9on “It was my birthday but
I do not remember
“Fuck! I do not remember a?er 01.00 am who
that beau3ful girl`s phone blow the candles!”
number, I was so drunk
last night!”
People lose the key moments in their life due to over alcohol consump3on
Transparen Communica9on code
cy trend
Fun
Agita8ng
Too emo8onal Enjoyment
Youniverse
Deduc8ve Socializing
approach
Differen8a8on point
Responsibility, socializin
g, enjoyment and fun
in the same basket
Not losing
the
moments of
real fun and
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6. Reason to Believe
beer
fun socializing enjoyment
Our charity
fun socializing enjoyment
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7. Brand Personality
Young independent
smart funny
self confident
Tone of Voice
Sincere Relax (free from p
ressure
Invi8ng funny
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8. Deliverables
• Brand Iden8ty (Name of the charity, logo, look and feel guideline)
• 360 campaign
Time & Budget
• 1st idea sharing by 1st of September 2010
• Project on air by 1st of January 2011
• Crea8ve + produc8on budget: 500.000 Euro
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