APG Creative Strategy Awards 2009
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The APG Awards attracted a record 153 entries.

But only the best 24 made it to the final shortlist.

All these prize contenders can be read here on Warc.

Judge them for yourself ahead of the Awards event on 8 October.


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Award-winning case study
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Air Action Vigorsol - a blast of fresh air
Dan Hauck, Nic Gorini and Richard Powell, Account Planning Group - (UK), Bronze, Best contribution to planning, Most progressive Client, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
Air Action Vigorsol was the best-selling chewing gum brand in Italy, a position it had enjoyed for a number of years. Like every other chewing gum market, the category in Italy was largely impulse-dri

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Axe - wake up service: how communications helped make Axe part of Japanese guys' morning routine
Frank Reitgassl and Suzie Hoban, Account Planning Group - (UK), Silver, Best paper from an agency outside UK, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
In 2007, Axe successfully launched in Japan. But while the brand recruited lots of users, post-launch research showed that guys in Japan only sprayed it a few times a week - about half as often as use

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Barnardo's - do kids like these deserve your money?
Ella Cockbain and John Harrison, Account Planning Group - (UK), Bronze, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
Coverage of "troubled children" running riot and terrorising communities was permeating much of the British media. Barnardo's faced the challenge of convincing people to donate money to help ...

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The British Heart Foundation - watch your own heart attack
Nick Hirst, Account Planning Group - (UK), Bronze, Best understanding of channels, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
Heart attacks kill 94,000 people a year in the UK. Many of those deaths are caused by "patient delay" - where people having a heart attack fail to call 999 immediately. The problem is that p ...

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The British Heart Foundation - Yoobot: playing with obesity
Pete Zezulka , Account Planning Group - (UK), Silver, Best understanding of brands, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
Childhood obesity rates in the UK are growing at a rapid rate, a trend that increasingly threatens both the current and future health of this age-group. Anti-obesity campaigns typically focus on telli

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Comparethemarket.com - where love was the answer
George Everett, Account Planning Group - (UK), Silver, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
Comparethemarket.com, a price comparison website focusing on the car insurance sector, was relatively late to market, had no clear point of differentiation, and was being outspent by its main rivals.

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Department for Transport - a very uncomfortable feeling: developing a speed campaign for the DfT
Andrew Phillips and Will Hodge, Account Planning Group - (UK), Silver, Best international paper, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
Despite the fact a wide variety of anti-speeding campaigns have been run in the last few years, most British drivers typically think its OK to speed, even though the rational reasons for not doing so

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Eurostar - the Somers Town story
Account Planning Group - (UK), Gold, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
Eurostar wanted to raise awareness that its main London terminal had moved to St Pancras, which had been backed by a £1.2bn investment. While ths brief provided a lot of "new news", and ...

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DTC - diamond bride: more happy than married
Shaziya Khan, Account Planning Group - (UK), Gold, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
While Indian brides have traditionally been defined in terms of being self-sacrificing and dutiful, the seismic changes that have taken place in the country in recent years have rendered this image la

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Johnnie Walker - Keep Walking (China)
Jacob Wright, Account Planning Group - (UK), Silver, Best-written paper and presentation to judges, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
This paper details how "Keep Walking", the global campaign for Johnnie Walker, was adapted for the Chinese market. China presented a great challenge to the brand, as the culture there was ve ...

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Kent County Council - welcome to a new type of communication channel: welcome to House
James Joice, Account Planning Group - (UK), Gold, Best understanding of business and use of numbers, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
This paper describes the use of a new type of "channel" by Kent County Council in an attempt to communicate more effectively with teenagers on matters such as unprotected sex, drinking, drug ...

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Lynx - Get In There: How the Lynx Effect Evolved To Stay Fit
Fran Hazeldine and Jonathan Bottomley, Account Planning Group - (UK), Silver, Best use of research, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
Teenage guys account for a big proportion of Lynx's sales, and the company has typically appealed to this audience through the promise of helping them in the mating game. The rise of social networks,

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Nike 5 - embracing uncertainty, or how planning embrassed Wayne Rooney
Account Planning Group - (UK), Silver, Freshest thinking and Best understanding of consumers, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
This paper discusses a campaign for Nike which aimed to connect the brand with a new audience in a new way. Nike had developed a new range of kit focusing on the area of small-sided football, which ha

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Nokia Supernova 7610 - Communication Design
Andrew Stirk, Account Planning Group - (UK), Silver, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
Nokia was under-performing in key markets including Russia, China, Brazil and the UK, and it was imperative the launch of the Supernova helped redress this trend. The company thus aimed to get to know

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Orange Gold Spots - Don't let a mobile phone ruin your movie
Account Planning Group - (UK), Bronze, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
Orange wanted to deepen its engagement with the youth market, but while the mobile phone was an essential part of the lives of this age-group, they were hard to reach in a manner that was both authent

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PC World - conquering a new world
Bridget McCann, Account Planning Group - (UK), Silver, Best creative briefing, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
As a retailer facing up to the economic downturn, the temptation for PC World was to continue focusing on its competitive prices and products, and also to champion promotions and attempt to drive volu

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PG Tips - the chimp also rises
Account Planning Group - (UK), Bronze, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
PG was an iconic British teabag brand, but the impact of its advertising had gradually been fading, not least because it had struggled to devise a creative idea which was as funny, topical and relevan

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Royal Mail - Grow
Craig Mawdsley, Adrian Hoole, Nick Keppel-Palmer and Tania Harwood, Account Planning Group - (UK), Bronze, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
Royal Mail is one of the UK's best-known brands, but has also recently faced two sizeable challenges. The first was the formal introduction of competition in its category, taking away 20% of the marke

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RSPCA Australia - creating new found respect for a household name
David Hartmann, Account Planning Group - (UK), Gold, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
The RSPCA was typically perceived by Australians as a charity with smiling inspectors which helped cute animals, but the overwhelming air of positivity also contributed to a popular lethargy, with a p

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Skcin - Computertan.com
James Hamilton, Account Planning Group - (UK), Silver, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
For this campaign for skin cancer charity, Skcin, McCann Erickson created a hoax online product targeting obsessed “tanorexics” at risk from harmful over-exposure to sunbeds. The agency used PR and vi

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Sony - the story of why: how asking the right questions helped Sony Australia become "internet famous"
Aisea Laungaue, Account Planning Group - (UK), Bronze, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
Sony Australia wanted to market its Sony Net Share cam product to young Australians. Working with Saatchi & Saatchi, it arranged for Hugh Thomas, a popular YouTube poster, to use the product, and ...

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Stella Artois - sometimes it's not what you say, or even how you say it. It's where you set it
Account Planning Group - (UK), Bronze, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
In this campaign by Mother, Stella Artois 4% aimed to break out from its usual rural brand imagery and distinguish itself from other 4% lagers. It opted for a Sixties French Riviera context in film an

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The Economist - I never read The Economist
Annabelle Watson and Caroline Breakwell, Account Planning Group - (UK), Bronze, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
The Economist needed to attract newer, younger readers. Working with AMV BBDO, it targeted "Generation Why" - a group of intellectual curious twenty somethings drawn to a disparate range of ...

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Volkswagen - A continuous focus on the ideal visitor experience: account planning the new Volkswagen.co.uk
Vincent Thome and Dan Ng, Account Planning Group - (UK), Silver, Creative Strategy Awards, 2009
In 2007 Volkswagen and Tribal DDB London refreshed the car-maker's UK website in a bid to increase its share of internet visits. This case study shows how planners focused on car buyers' experience of

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