Are you ready for some football (commercials)? Tune in to ESPN and elsewhere on your cable dial tonight to see the first post-NFL-lockout spot from the world’s largest ticket marketplace — and cherished Duncan/Channon client — StubHub. Print and out-of-home to come soon. Go, D/C Deamons!*
(*Inside joke. Refers to soccer team agency once sponsored that proceeded to misspell “Demons” on their jerseys.)
The first national campaign from the world’s largest ticket marketplace, StubHub, premieres this evening with a primetime spot on ESPN’s telecast of Opening Day. The integrated campaign from D/C features TV, print, outdoor and wild postings and touts StubHub as the place to get dream tickets for sports, concerts and more. And what do dream tickets afford the holder? Why nothing less than a dream experience, of course.
A concert TV spot, complete with flying, pyrotechnic-laden drum platform, was created in addition to the baseball spot and both will run on the major networks as well as Bravo, E!, ESPN and Comedy Central. Accompanying print ads can be found in Rolling Stone, Sports Illustrated, People and Esquire. And digital out-of-home and wild postings will be present in most major markets with a large presence in Times Square.
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(UPDATE 9/16: Looks like StubHub has a new fan. Communication Arts is featuring the spot in their Exhibit section. Check it.)
The world’s largest ticket marketplace, StubHub, a division of eBay, has scored a new general agency in Duncan/Channon.
On the eve of its tenth anniversary, StubHub is looking to reinforce its leadership in the category and expand awareness beyond its core sports-fan audience (balletomanes, take note). D/C has developed a comprehensive new campaign for the fall. The first TV spot broke today on ESPN, but you can enjoy it here. (For you production-enthusiasts, no CGI was used. Just good, old-fashioned forced perspective. Thanks, Steven Diller.)
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