Marketing agency for regional transport provider

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The Challenges

A key challenge for this job the cannibalisation that had taken place within the regional transport network of the area we were considering. The purpose of the campaign was to drive traffic to the bus network, but not at the expense of the train network, owned by the same client. This meant that location mapping had to avoid too much area penetration around train stations and focus more on potential customers along the existing bus routes.

Our Solutions

Because the train stations had to be part of our equation, we could not conduct a traditional postcode sector level distribution plan. Instead, we made use of our SMART digital mapping software, creating bespoke delivery routes – some as small as 140 households.

These allowed us to target customers on a micro level, avoid train catchment areas, and incorporating customers likely to benefit most thanks to their proximity to the bus routes.

impact

  • For this campaign, two different leaflets were delivered in separate areas. A significant number of free bus ticket vouchers were redeemed during the validation period, which also resulted in an increase in paying bus passengers, as they were limited to one per household.
  • In other areas, branded leaflets were delivered via door-drop, including a Valentine’s Day campaign that resulted in massive awareness across the region.

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