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This magazine advertising campaign used colourful, retro cartoon images to promote a variety of messages about dairy products. In particular, it highlighted the enjoyment and nutritional aspects of dairy foods, and how they fit in with contemporary lifestyles.

The six executions ran in a number of women’s magazines in 2004 and 2005.

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Foodies Love Dairy
Busy Mums Love Dairy
Growth Spurts Love Dairy
Cheesy Grins Love Dairy
Kids Love Dairy
Waists Love Dairy

 
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Dairy. The Food of Life

This television advertising campaign sought to remind mums that “you never stop needing the 10 essential nutrients found naturally in dairy”.

The various advertising executions showed Mum in her role as Mum as well as her as an individual, and reflected Mums’ primary role of making sure her family grows up healthy and happy. The campaign also encouraged 3 serves of dairy in your diet every day, in line with dietary guidelines for calcium intake that were endorsed by the National Health and Medical Research Council in 2003.

To view a selection of advertising from this campaign, click here:

3 Serves - Kids in kitchen
Nutrients - Mum in bath

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Dairy. The food of life




Milk. Legendary stuff

This award-winning television campaign was designed to raise milk’s profile among consumers, by making it more desirable and emotionally-involving – a hero product rather than just a household staple.

Among the engaging ad executions was the story of a milkman who was a ‘bit of a lad’ and always won the girl while delivering the ‘legendary stuff’. In addition to engaging consumers with dairy, the campaign also reminded them to purchase with the tagline “Milk. Got enough legendary stuff?”.

The campaign ran from 1998 through 2000.

To view a selection of advertising from this campaign, click here:

B & S Ball
The Milkman
Robber

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