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| I worked with Kellogg's to update and launch a variety of new web initiatives including the first online loyalty program for kids. The program, dubbed Eet and Ern, was based on the premise of "eat" Kellogg's cereal and you can "earn" cool stuff. Notably for Kellogg's, in addition to being fun and entertaining for our tween audience, Eet and Ern quickly showed the value of brand loyalty. . The site included shockwave games and cartoons and was promoted via email, online advertising and a large offline campaign; including print, TV, POP and in-store promotion. EetandErn.com became the host site for all the Kelloggs tween focused brands allowing the traditional Kelloggs characters like Tony the Tiger and Toucan Sam to stay in character while Eet and Ern provided the connection between them. Also included on the site was a transactional catalog in which the member would enter the unique code printed on the inside of the cereal box. This code was then converted into points, which could be saved and redeemed for cool stuff, including games, music and toys. |
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Results: Within 18 months, Eet and Ern had over 1.2 million members whod entered over 120 million points. Importantly it also proved the value of loyalty, research showing a high Kellogg loyalty (60% share of pantry) among Eet and Ern members vs. non-members (37%). Awards: Best Online Brand Building 2001 Revolution Awards Best Online Promotion 2001 Golden Marble Awards |
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| "Catcher in the Sky" Flash Game | "Breakfast in Space" Flash Cartoon | |||||||||||||||||