Quality Meat Scotland has installed an interactive touch screen panel in a Clear Channel bus shelter on Edinburgh’s Princes Street, part of its ongoing ‘Behind the Label’ campaign.
The 52” digital screen allows the public to navigate between videos of the farmers behind Scotch Beef, Scotch Lamb and Specially Selected Pork whilst learning about the quality and origin guarantees behind the brands.
The hi tech board forms part of a wider campaign which incorporates 6 and 48 sheet posters across Scotland, a mobile campaign, microsite, a “page peel” on the BBC Good Food website and Post-it notes placed in the Scottish editions of the Daily Mail and Daily Express.
Implemented by MediaCom Edinburgh and Kinetic with creative input from the Merle agency the campaign will run until October 23.
Jane McTaggart, Account Director at MediaCom Edinburgh, said: “This campaign has been designed to literally bring to life the ‘Behind the Label’ strategy. With the use of new and innovative media formats, we aim to truly engage with consumers in a fun, yet informative way.”
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Aaaah, yes. Friday night, and the legions of drunks will be interacting with the Farmers to find out exactly what is behind the label.
whilst trying to find the adult channel...
A moving interactive jobbie!
Why don't they load up the scores of comments on the original work from The Drum website. That would be a lot more entertaining.
Touch my meat indeed.
Oh well it's only money I suppose...
can't wait to click on the 'Tales from the Abattoir' button...
bite size chunks obviously!
sorry 'tails'.
Was that you or me that posted that last comment?
You.
Why's everyone so hung up on the QMS campaign when there's very little to chose between this, RBS, Organ Donor and many other recent campaigns with vérité images and vox headlines?
Will no-one be happy until everything is rife with dwarfs, unicorns and monkeys???
it was me! or was it?
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