The Edinburgh Club: Turning Fatties Into Fitties - IPA Effectiveness Awards Case Study 1994

Brief Description: Previous advertising was not working and recession was a major inhibitor to growth. Objective: to promote a private members’ health and fitness club in Edinburgh and recruit new members. Target audience: the 86% of the population who were not using a health club. Campaign conveyed the message that the club was used by ordinary people, including overweight people. Media: local press, buses, banners outside club. Evaluation: 330% rise in new members. The Edinburgh Club maintained a price premium even during the recession. Impact on profits - moved from a loss in 1990-1 to profit in 1993. ---(TAGS)--- Full Title: Edinburgh Club - Edinburgh Club: Turning fatties into fitties ; Number: 1994/226; Brand: Edinburgh Club; Client: Edinburgh Club; Product Category: Entertainment & Leisure (Gyms, fitness centres); Agency: The Leith Agency; Author: Mark Gorman; Prize Winners: Silver; (Adworks ref: Advertising Works 8)

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