Imagine driving down a street and a dystopian-looking police woman arriving in an all-pink suit with a gas mask hands you an air pollution ticket -- a situation that occurred 60,000 times as part of a car insurance campaign. In Tbilisi, Georgia, the air quality is extremely poor, largely because people refuse to get their cars upgraded to the acceptable standards.
GPI Holding facilitated a radical and effective anti-pollution insurance campaign, creating a fake law enforcement team that gave out 60,000 fake tickets to drivers of harmful polluting cars. The campaign gained a huge amount of leverage, joined by real politicians and news broadcasters in fake statements about a new "air tax." People were directed to a website where they would learn that the less their car pollutes, the less their insurance would cost.
Not only did this campaign result in more awareness about air pollution, but it also garnered GPI Holding a 400% sales increase and 25% more customers.
Anti-Pollution Insurance Deals
This Car Insurance Campaign Gave Out Fake Tickets to Polluting Cars
Trend Themes
1. Anti-pollution Awareness Campaigns - Opportunity for businesses to create innovative campaigns that raise awareness about air pollution and its impact on insurance costs.
2. Disruptive Insurance Marketing Strategies - Businesses can explore unconventional marketing approaches that use fake scenarios and partnerships to engage customers and drive sales.
3. Sustainable Car Upgrades - There is a growing need for innovative and eco-friendly solutions that encourage car owners to upgrade their vehicles to meet acceptable pollution standards.
Industry Implications
1. Insurance - Insurance companies have the opportunity to develop new policies and pricing models that incentivize customers to reduce pollution and adopt greener alternatives.
2. Automotive - Automotive companies can create sustainable car upgrade programs and technologies that promote eco-friendly driving and compliance with pollution standards.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Marketing agencies can capitalize on disruptive strategies to create engaging campaigns for clients and raise awareness about important environmental issues.