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Top 6: March 15th 2023
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Cadbury: WorldWide Hide

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Top 6: March 15th 2023
For the third year running Cadbury with the help of its global agency of record, VCCP, is flipping the Easter egg hunt ritual on its head by challenging the expected generosity in the season with something unexpected and more meaningful, in the latest integrated Cadbury Worldwide Hide campaign. To help tap into the generous nature of the heritage brand and celebrate Easter, Cadbury is once again giving people a platform to hide digital purple eggs anywhere in the world via Google Street View. The hider can even choose to send a real egg straight to their loved ones homes once the egg has been found. Following the success of the last two years which saw over a million eggs hidden, Cadbury is taking the campaign to the next level. This time by creating localised DOOH creative using anonymised hiding spot data from the Worldwide Hide platform. The bespoke digital ads will appear in nine key cities up and down the country, including Bristol, London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Leeds, Cardiff Manchester, Nottingham and Glasgow. They will feature real hiding spots used on the platform, each from the city where the ads are displayed. For digital and social creative Cadbury will use the anonymised hiding location data from the Worldwide Hide platform to create interest-based that will showcase eggs hidden in a range of spots relevant to interests. For instance, Birmingham Botanical Gardens for gardeners and garden lovers. This new mechanic will reinforce the hiding ritual and aims to inspire more Brits to participate in the annual Easter Egg hide by showing that everybody’s getting in on the action. Cadbury believes there's nothing that brings out the inherent generosity in people more than when they hide an Easter egg for a loved one at this time of year, as it shows that they care. A 20” film showing a giant purple egg placed in locations around the world including on the beach, in the forest and in a small village has also been created and will run on TV across the country. It features a voiceover that says "Wouldn't it be lovely if you could hide an easter egg anywhere in the world for someone you love?” and “In a place that means something to just you and them.” Before showing a woman a couch placing an egg in her chosen location and ends with “Search Cadbury Worldwide Hide”.
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CLIENT

SENIOR MARKETING DIRECTOR: David Clements

SENIOR BRAND MANAGER: Laura Gray

JUNIOR BRAND MANAGER: Sophia Burger

ADVERTISING AGENCY

BUSINESS DIRECTOR: Charlie Griffith

ACCOUNT DIRECTOR: Patrick Gulliford

SENIOR ACCOUNT MANAGER: Katie Westwater

ACCOUNT MANAGER: Nathan Hassan

PLANNING DIRECTOR: Alana King & Alex Horner

PLANNER: Xanthe Fuller

INTEGRATED PROJECT DIRECTOR: Sally Greenwood

LEAD INTEGRATED CREATIVE PRODUCER: David Vass

SENIOR INTEGRATED CREATIVE PRODUCER: Louise Watts

DESIGN DIRECTOR: Adam Edwards

SENIOR CREATIVE ARTWORKER: Toby Kadir

STUDIO MANAGER: James Perry

RESOURCE COORDINATOR: Yasmine Moridi

SENIOR POST PRODUCERS: Vanessa Troop & Andrew Carolan

EDITOR: Mark Singer

CHIEF DESIGN OFFICER: Jonny Goodall

CHIEF EXPERIENCE OFFICER: Adrian Gans

HEAD OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT: Pete Hadden

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Phil Beaman, Paul Houghton, Yanul Hoque

SENIOR DIGITAL PRODUCER: Alexia Mulet

CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Will Aslett

UX DIRECTOR: Chris Hobbs

ENGINEERING: Gustavo Rodrigues, Daniel Smallbone, John Igoe,Zdeněk Suda, Marie Hrabovska, Fernando Costa

UX DESIGNER: Helena Saez

UI Designer: Nadia Diachenko, Štěpán Sebastián Hlouch

DATA: Jo Elferink, Sophie Connor, Dio Kintos, Jake Lockley

COMMS SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER: Leandro Winter

COMMS MOTION DESIGNER: Martin Pavlica, Ivan Huri

COMMS DESIGN LEAD: Mik Shaw

MEDIA BUYING AGENCY: Publicis

PR AGENCY: Ogilvy UK

OWNED CHANNEL AGENCY: Elvis

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