DDB and McDonald’s Hong Kong remind people of the brighter side of life in the city

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McDonald 2016 -HB.jpgAs a brand that for the last 40 years has played a role in the lives of Hong Kong people, good and bad, McDonald’s Hong Kong wanted to remind people of the brighter side of life.

And what better way to do this than by using bright new colors as a communication vehicle. Centering on the idea of ‘See the bright side’, DDB Hong Kong has launched a campaign that plays out McDonald’s messaging through its new assets of bright new dynamic packaging and bright new golden food choices – giving customers a free swap of two of their most favorite golden items – fries and corn cup.

MCD_Brighten Up The City_Thematic_260x327H_Headline_Blue_05Feb.jpgMCD_Brighten Up The City_Thematic_260x327H_Headline_Yellow_05Feb.jpgThe creative for the packaging will run in newspapers, MTR billboards and huge billboards on the Eastern and Cross Harbor Tunnels. In addition, the campaign will feature 35 buses wrapped in Hong Kong favorites, Fries and a local favorite, the Corn Cup. The bus sides, asking people to pick either of the two “golden” bus levels, will bring to life McDonald’s promotion of swapping from Fries to the Corn Cup, and will also be featured in a 10 second television spot.

Yvonne Tang, Senior director, Marketing at McDonald’s Hong Kong said, “DDB Hong Kong came up with the unique idea of brightening people in Hong Kong by injecting more colors to the city. Color can make people feel wonderful and we hope our new campaign, and the changes we’ve made inside our stores, really does put a smile on people’s faces.”

O’Poon, Group Creative Director at DDB Group Hong Kong added, “Sometimes all it takes for people to cheer up is to give them a little dose of color in their daily lives. Using this insight we helped develop a strong brand gesture for McDonald’s.”

Credits –

VP Regional Director: Peter Rodenbeck

Head of Strategy & Innovation: Andreas Krasser

Group Creative Director: O’Poon

Associate Creative Directors: Roy Ha, Anderson Wan

Art Directors: Jeffery Foo, Meshiria Chan, Isaac Chiu

Copy Writer: Benjamin Chan

Head of Broadcast: Annie Tong

TV Producer: Denise Wong

Business Director: Noel Yuen

Account Manager: Jenny Lai

Account Executive: Mini Chan

Media Agency: OMD Hong Kong

Business Director: Germaine Tse

Senior Buying Manager: Eppie Tsang

Planning Manager: Tiffany Cheng

Senior Buyer: Verna Kwan

Digital Planner: Mabel Ho

Planner: Phoebe Ng

TVC Director: Barry Mok – Bingo