17 February 2010 - 4:20pm| by | 6 comments

Mini dresses as Highland Cow for Peter Vardy campaign

Mini dresses as Highland Cow for Peter Vardy campaignMini dresses as Highland Cow for Peter Vardy campaign
Mini dresses as Highland Cow for Peter Vardy campaign
Mini dresses as Highland Cow for Peter Vardy campaign

A social media campaign for car dealer Peter Vardy has been launched, featuring a Mini which has been crossed with a Highland cow.

The Scottish Mini campaign, developed by Whitespace, aims to highlight that the company wishes to be known as a ‘different kind of motor company’ from other dealerships.

The concept involves a mini customised as a highland cow named Hamish which also has a tail on the back wiper and horn that moo’s.

‘Hamish’ will be taking a tour of key events around Scotland and is supported by a dedicated microsite, blog and social media strategy.

A six-month content strategy has been put in place to ensure that fans of Scottish mini are kept entertained, and a link- building campaign is underway to engage with existing mini communities across Scotland.

Euan Cameron, Internet sales manager, said: “Mooooove over Herbie?”

Iain Valentine, creative director at Whitespace, added: “You can’t help but smile when you see Hamish, his cheeky personality will win you over and the content is genuinely interesting whether you’re a mini fanatic or not”
 

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Anonymous (not verified)
18 Feb 2010 - 09:51
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this was in the daily record two weeks ago

Anonymous (not verified)
18 Feb 2010 - 10:51
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I wonder what the success criteria are for this project....

Anonymous (not verified)
18 Feb 2010 - 10:58
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turning the brand into a cash cow

Anonymous (not verified)
18 Feb 2010 - 12:27
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to beef up the profits

Anonymous (not verified)
18 Feb 2010 - 15:08
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i think you’ve hidden the mini’s cheeky personality in brown hair

19 Feb 2010 - 13:51
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Personally I would employ only midgets/dwarfs in mini showrooms, That would be different.

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