#GetFlipzandChill

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How do you get product into the hands of consumers during a strict pandemic lockdown? You get creative.

At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Flipz, like many other businesses, were faced with the task of thinking outside of the box to find new and exciting ways of getting their product into the hands of customers in compliance with newly introduced social guidelines. We came up with an effective way to leverage changing behaviours in social media use in the wake of covid-19, to get brand to hand and build brand affinity, and most importantly, sample the delicious product.

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Irish comedian, Alison Spittle, started a virtual movie watching party on Twitter at the beginning of the pandemic as a way to connect people while social distancing.

Execution

Every evening, Alison would post a poll asking Twitter users to vote for which Netflix movie they want to watch. That evening, everyone would put the winning movie on at the same time and talk about it using the hashtag #CovideoParty. We decided to crash the party with the perfect movie treat.

The COVideo movement went viral and so, we worked with @flipzireland to create a fun social and influencer campaign to boost brand awareness online, and get brand to hand, through a campaign called #GetFLIPZandChill. Every Friday through Sunday, people joining in on Alison’s Friday movie night could sign-up for free Flipz movie snack pack for their movie night in.

We created a #GetFLIPZandChill website, where users could easily sign up for a GetFLIPZ pack – each pack including a share size bag of Flipz and an emoji movie quiz, in a beautifully branded box. The first 450 sign-ups would receive a delivery straight to their door to enjoy during the following Friday nights COVIDeo party. Alison would promote this each week through a series of tweets that included the website link and campaign hashtag.