Case Study

Fitstop

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The Problem

How can Fitstop effectively build awareness and differentiate itself in a competitive market?

We were approached by Fitstop needing to build new market share in Adelaide and Perth with a new strategic approach to marketing that gave creativity and results to a ‘sea of sameness’.

The Approach

Our first objective was to maximise the brand impact on the Perth market and support our pipeline of locations. We put the Fitstop experience on show at Perth’s busiest beach and partnered with the Perth Radio Breakfast team, utilised Bus Backs, and had a strong digital presence to support our new business owners and supercharge their lead volumes. The event attracted 60 attendees and gave our locations and HQ hours of reusable local content to continue driving the Fitstop message to the market in the lead-up to their opening.

With two locations in the pipeline for Adelaide, our campaign was centred around building hype and focusing on the excitement of Fitstop. In between the two openings, we activated on the ground with a ‘run club’ style event alongside our tram wrap. The idea was to promote the community aspect and make a lot of noise to support the two openings and ultimately drive franchise enquiries. We were able to utilise mobile location data to ‘steal share’ from our competitors by targeting potential customers through location services.

450k+

Reach

60+

Event Atendees at Both Locations

80+

Entrants

The Result

The Fitstop campaign for the launch of Adelaide and Perth was a success, with over 60 attendees at each launch event and 80+ entrants. The campaign also achieved a reach of 450k+ directly in their market of interest. The campaign received radio and out-of-home coverage, resulting in strong brand visibility and awareness in the new market space.

  • 60+ attendees at both locations’ launch events.
  • 80+ entrants.
  • A reach of 450k+
  • Hours of content and social sharing opportunities
  • Radio and out-of-home coverage.