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Shell's Kevin Harvick Anti-Gunk
Campaign
THE SHELL "STOP GUNKY BUILD-UP" campaign
returns in January, this time featuring Nascar
driver Kevin Harvick. In February, the gasoline
retailer will add the "Un-Gunk Your Car"
promotion.
The focus continues to be the company's commitment
to fuel quality. The campaign will continue the
current TV spots as well as adding two new spots,
says a Shell spokesperson. One features Harvick,
and the other spot brings back the "Shell
Passionate Experts," the two serious Shell
engineers in their white lab coats. The media
buy includes network TV and national cable networks.
In conjunction with TV, Shell will also introduce
a new online campaign, enhanced point-of-purchase
materials, radio advertising, outdoor billboards
and all-new promotions designed to drive traffic
to Shell stations. All marketing components will
reinforce last year's successful Passionate Experts
program and educate motorists that "All gasolines
are not the same."
Beginning Feb. 11, the "Un-Gunk Your Car"
promotion will aim to drive traffic to stations
and inside convenience stores. Through March 30,
Shell customers who purchase a minimum of 10 gallons
of gasoline will receive one free microfiber cleaning
cloth specially formulated to help "un-gunk"
the interior of their car (no fuel purchase required
in New Jersey).
While supplies last, consumers will be encouraged
to collect all three limited-edition versions
of the cloth--"Shell V-Power Cleans Up Gunk,"
"Un-Gunk Your Car" and "I Hate
Gunk" with Harvick's No. 29 logo. Each of
the 23 million cloths will be accompanied by a
2008 Sprint Cup Series race schedule in support
of the Shell relationship with Richard Childress
Racing, Kevin Harvick and the 29 Shell-Pennzoil
car.
The "Un-Gunk Your Car" promotion will
be supported with national TV. The two spots to
debut in January will be tagged with info that
is specific to the promotion, says the spokeswoman.
Other media for the promotion includes online
advertising, and POP materials, including pump
toppers, pole signs, column banners, yard signs,
building signs and register toppers. They feature
the "Shell Passionate Experts" and include
pictures of the microfiber cloth giveaway.
In addition to this promotion, Shell retail sites
will continue to reinforce the "Stop Gunky
Build-up" messaging.
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