The Air New Zealand campaign is a creative way to relay passenger safety tips and guidelines by creating a mini cartoon sketch. They also had some celebrities make guest appearances throughout the sketch -- in cartoon form, of course. Some notable public figures include Ed O’Neill from the popular sitcom ‘Modern Family’ and Melanie Lynskey from ‘Two and a Half Men.’
Often times, passengers on board a plane tend to snooze off during the introductory video that is shown while taking off. Air New Zealand has thought of a creative way to grab people’s attention by making a video that people are likely not to expect. And to take it a step further, the company has incorporated celebrities. The video has also been posted online in hopes of creating a buzz around the company. The video was able to snag 114,626 views in just one day. Viral campaigns are a great way to get consumers talking and interacting with a company's brand.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Creative Safety Campaigns
- Creating innovative and attention-grabbing safety videos to engage passengers and increase safety awareness.
- Celebrity Collaborations
- Incorporating celebrity appearances in safety videos to create buzz and generate interest.
- Online Viral Marketing
- Harnessing the power of online platforms to spread safety videos and increase brand visibility.
Sectors Adopting This
- Airline Industry
- Airline companies can revamp their safety videos to be more engaging and incorporate viral marketing strategies.
- Entertainment Industry
- Celebrities can collaborate with companies to create unique and entertaining safety campaigns.
- Digital Marketing Industry
- Marketing agencies can assist companies in creating and promoting viral safety videos to enhance brand reputation and consumer engagement.
