Draft scoops Compaq account for Evo debut

<p>SINGAPORE: DraftWorldwide has been appointed to launch Compaq's new </p><p>Evo brand across the Asia-Pacific region. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The account, estimated at between US$5 million and $10 </p><p>million, involves brand advertising, demand generation advertising, </p><p>relationship marketing, online and creative, collateral materials as </p><p>well as database consulting and campaign tracking. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The media assignment has been awarded to Compaq's incumbent agency and </p><p>Draft's sister agency, FCB, which currently handles the consumer brand </p><p>Presario. The new brand and product work - developed by the agency's </p><p>Singapore office - will appear in local print titles in regional </p><p>markets, including Australia and India. Television and call centre </p><p>management are also part of the launch campaign. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>"It's always our desire to work with a client on an end-to-end solution </p><p>like this, but many marketers have to go through too much pain to make </p><p>it happen," said Emily Chan, managing partner of Draft Singapore. Compaq </p><p>Asia-Pacific's Access Business Group director of marketing, Edwin Huang, </p><p>said that a through-the-line campaign was required for the launch </p><p>because "we wanted to make sure we could make an impact and, more </p><p>importantly, track, measure and convert that impact into sales." </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

SINGAPORE: DraftWorldwide has been appointed to launch Compaq's new

Evo brand across the Asia-Pacific region.



The account, estimated at between US$5 million and $10

million, involves brand advertising, demand generation advertising,

relationship marketing, online and creative, collateral materials as

well as database consulting and campaign tracking.



The media assignment has been awarded to Compaq's incumbent agency and

Draft's sister agency, FCB, which currently handles the consumer brand

Presario. The new brand and product work - developed by the agency's

Singapore office - will appear in local print titles in regional

markets, including Australia and India. Television and call centre

management are also part of the launch campaign.



"It's always our desire to work with a client on an end-to-end solution

like this, but many marketers have to go through too much pain to make

it happen," said Emily Chan, managing partner of Draft Singapore. Compaq

Asia-Pacific's Access Business Group director of marketing, Edwin Huang,

said that a through-the-line campaign was required for the launch

because "we wanted to make sure we could make an impact and, more

importantly, track, measure and convert that impact into sales."