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Kraft Foods has set its sights on a new market with a pounds 3.5 million national campaign for Kenco Rappor, intended to push the instant coffee brand into the youth sector.
The campaign, through J. Walter Thompson, moves away from the brand's previous 'be real' theme, which focused on the aroma and quality of the product. The new youth-oriented work will adopt a 'Live now. Sleep later' theme, encapsulated in a new strapline.
Kraft's move into the youth market alongside its core older demographic follows research by the company into the coffee-drinking habits of people aged 18 to 24.The new campaign reflects the role of instant coffee in keeping the under-25 age group awake.
The 30-second spot 'eyeful' features two lads travelling across the Arizona desert on a Greyhound bus. One of them is sleeping, while the other gazes out of the window at the barren landscape. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a convertible passes with three young women in it. One of them lifts her top to flash her breasts.
Hoping to share the event, he is disappointed to find his friend has missed it because he was sleeping. The endline: 'Live now. Sleep later' appears with a final product shot.
A press campaign will extend ...