Burton’s Foods launches digital out of home shopper marketing campaign on i-design’s third party atmAd network to promote new iconic Cadbury biscuit range.

Burton’s Foods, the UK’s number two biscuit company, has launched a national digital-out-of-home shopper marketing campaign to support the recent £4m launch of three of the UK’s best loved Cadbury brands into biscuits.

The digital ads for Cadbury Caramel, Cadbury Crunchie and Cadbury Turkish biscuits will run as a targeted day-part campaign on i-design’s pioneering network of atmAd enabled screens at Tesco stores, to create awareness of the new biscuits during busy household shopping periods. The two-week campaign forms the latest element of a £2.5m marketing campaign that includes nationwide outdoor advertising, retailer promotions and PR activity.

Planned and booked through atmAd, the digital advertising will deliver 480,000 targeted one-to-one engagements with shoppers and encourage trial by promoting the £1 in-store offer via the screens and ATM receipts. Choosing such a highly targeted approach will enable Burton’s Foods to reach an audience where 70% are the main household shopper. Forty seconds of ad dwell time in close proximity to Tesco maximises the opportunity to influence customer purchasing and brings the in-store offer to life, before the customer steps into the busy store environment.

Rochelle O’Toole, Channel Development Manager at Burton’s Foods, commented: “The biscuit market is extremely crowded and competitive. The launch of Cadbury Crunchie, Caramel and Turkish biscuits offers biscuit varieties of brands which have phenomenal consumer affection and is already bringing much needed excitement and pleasure to a sector that has been characterised by low levels of innovation and investment.

“Using atmAd’s shopper marketing network provides the opportunity to gain an even greater edge in our marketing campaign by reaching consumers close to the decision-making moment, thereby placing our brands front of mind and increasing the likelihood of message recall and, ultimately, product purchase.”

Jack Vincent, Head of Business Development for i-design said,: “Burton’s Foods has a well-defined target market of household shoppers with children and we’re maximising the communication opportunity by combining the atmAd shopper marketing proposition at Tesco with a day-parted timetable. We’re delivering the message to the core audience during periods in the day when they are most likely to shop and make impulse purchases.”