Celotex, the UK’s leading manufacturer of PIR (polyisocyanurate) insulation and true innovators in their sector, required an ambitious
integrated campaign that would align their brand with changes to UK Building Regulations – Part L and Section 6.
Celotex, the UK’s leading manufacturer of PIR (polyisocyanurate) insulation and true innovators in their sector, required an ambitious
integrated campaign that would align their brand with changes to UK Building Regulations – Part L and Section 6.
Celotex, the UK’s leading manufacturer of PIR (polyisocyanurate) insulation and true innovators in their sector, required an ambitious
integrated campaign that would align their brand with changes to UK Building Regulations – Part L and Section 6.
Celotex, the UK’s leading manufacturer of PIR (polyisocyanurate) insulation and true innovators in their sector, required an ambitious
integrated campaign that would align their brand with changes to UK Building Regulations – Part L and Section 6.
Insulating Britain. As a fully integrated campaign it comprised online and ofine advertising, PR, events and social media. With the client regarded as one of the most innovative insulation brands in the market and one that pushes the boundaries of marketing, an eye catching focal point for the campaign was required this was achieved with a branded bus. Launched at Ecobuild, the bus offered high levels of engagement and provided a method of taking technical seminars on the regulation changes on the road. In total, the bus educated over 2,000 individuals during a 50 date, 150 event tour. Prior to the launch of the campaign a webinar with Building magazine was conducted. Held four months prior to the new regulations coming into force, this allowed Celotex to take rst mover status on the topic and gauge individuals knowledge and interest in the topic. The webinar was so well attended that it was conrmed as the most popular manufacture based webinar hosted by Building. CFA also managed the design of the Celotex stand at Ecobuild which comprised the bus and product displays. Integrated CFA Marketing Palace Court, 15-17 London Road Maidstone, Kent ME16 8JE What can we do for you? Contact us at: t. 01622 754295 e. info@cfa-marketing.com www.cfa-marketing.com Client Celotex Sector Construction Brief Celotex, the UKs leading manufacturer of PIR (polyisocyanurate) insulation and true innovators in their sector, required an ambitious integrated campaign that would align their brand with changes to UK Building Regulations Part L and Section 6. CFA case studies_first batch.indd 2 12/06/2014 09:49 CFA also managed a series of press briengs on the bus during Ecobuild as well as providing ongoing PR throughout the 12 month campaign. Other elements of the campaign included trade advertising for which CFA managed creative as well as media planning and buying. CFA also managed the creative of a suite of new technical literature. The results Creating an innovative stand out campaign to align brand with change in building regulations Innovative approach to events which generated high levels of engagement utilising a branded bus to educate professionals around the UK A highly impactful approach to Ecobuild combining a caf, a bus and product areas Achieved highest rates of attendance at Building webinar and highest click through for building.co.uk take over Integrated traditional elements such as PR and advertising with off page activities CFA Marketing Palace Court, 15-17 London Road Maidstone, Kent ME16 8JE What can we do for you? Contact us at: t. 01622 754295 e. info@cfa-marketing.com www.cfa-marketing.com CFA were great to work with due to their knowledge and expertise across all of the marketi ng channels. This led to a highly successful campaign that exceed all of our objectives and expectations. Bex Hartlebury, Marketing Communications Manager CFA case studies_first batch.indd 3 12/06/2014 09:49
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