realestate.com.au extends latest campaign with new OOH ads via JCDecaux, Kaimera + 72andSunny
realestate.com.au is helping commuters keep moving with an immersive new OOH campaign in partnership with JCDecaux, Kaimera and 72andSunny.
Commuters in Melbourne and Sydney CBDs can’t miss the prominent ‘Keep Moving’ campaign with a takeover of the steps at Southern Cross Station in Melbourne and Central Station in Sydney highlighting realestate.com.au’s support in ‘helping you take the next step’ in your property journey.
Visitors and locals in Bondi are enjoying immersing themselves in the latest campaign as they take a seat on the red couch featured in the campaign’s TVC at the Campbell Parade bus stop. The campaign track, Heaven (Must Be There) by Aussie band Eurogliders, provides the backing track for commuters to browse live local listings on the interactive side panel at the stop.
A similar special build will launch in Fitzroy in Melbourne’s inner-north later this month.
Says Sarah Myers, general manager audience and marketing, REA Group: “In line with the launch of our ‘Keep Moving’ campaign, realestate.com.au hit an all-time high audience of 11.58 million people in July1 and a record unique audience lead over our nearest competitor of 5.08 million people2. We’re thrilled to now be bringing these innovative outdoor executions into the campaign, to provide consumers with an engaging brand experience and encourage them to ‘keep moving’ into the spring property season.”
Says Morgan Hannaford, sales director NSW, JCDecaux: “With this campaign, realestate.com.au is reinforcing its role as a trusted property companion for Australians. Through tailoring creatives by city and expanding the format across station dominations and special builds, we’re making sure realestate.com.au stays top of mind and part of the conversation when people think about property. The special build at Bondi goes a step further. A custom-built lounge brings the comfort of home to life while people explore local listings.”
realestate.com.au’s multi-channel ‘Keep Moving’ campaign launched in late July, aligned with the Paris Olympics. The launch supported record high audiences for Australia’s number one address in property1, and this fresh out-of-home campaign will continue to drive this momentum as the property market moves into the peak spring selling season.
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How is decorating a bus stop helping commuters to keep moving?
in a real estate market where everyone is forced again and again to move due to rising rents
Again, more thinking from 2004.
That bus shelter would $1.3M on real estate dot com au
“keep moving” is a scary ethos to be toting in a housing crisis. reads as “never call a place yours”
Exactly. I bet the creatives on this thought they’d come up with the perfect double entendre.
If I were to sit on that sofa, all I would think about is taking a nap.