CASE STUDY RAFFLE
Tefal was founded in 1956 and soon became Europe’s first manufacturer of non-stick pan coatings. The company is a worldwide pioneer in marketing Teflon-coated cookware. With Ingenio, Tefal developed a cookware series that, due to its detachable handles, not only saves space, but is also very versatile.
Campaign
The campaign’s core was a raffle in which participants were able to win a private chef for one evening, among other prices. In order to call attention to the activity, the campaign was placed in different kinds of media.
Goal
- Maximum media coverage for Tefal Ingenio
- Raised awareness of the cookware series and its advantages in the German market
Raffle
Participants were able to win the following prices:
- First price (10x): a private chef who visits the winner at home and cooks dinner for them and nine other guests. In addition, each winner received a large Tefal Ingenio cookware set
- Second price (20x): a three-part Tefal Ingenio pan set
- Third price (50x): the cookbook “Meal Prep. 1x cooking – 4x lunch to go” (GU publishing house)
Results
- Raffle participants: 47.000
- Clipping results: reach / page impressions = 17.469.000, advertisement equivalent value = 54.416 Euro
- Cooperation with Eismann: newsletter distribution to 300.000 customers
Implementation campaign
- Concept development, planning, coordination with partners and winners
- Acquisition and placement of chefs
- Acquisition and coordination of the cooperation with Eismann (high-reach integration on social media and in the newsletter) and GU publishing house
- Creation of five short videos
- Creation of on-target social media posts for Tefal Ingenio
- Development of a press release and distribution to an individually curated media list
- Media cooperation with a print magazine: integration of the raffle and specially developed recipes
- Influencer marketing: accompanying posts and raffles on different blogs
- Cooperation with Gallo Family Vineyards: the first prize winners received a range of different wines
- Coordination of follow-up and participant feedback