Staff Reporters
May 23, 2011

‘Frank by OCBC’ targets youth segment with Wild campaign

SINGAPORE - Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited has announced the official launch of a new banking programme for youths and young working adults.

Wild Advertising has produced a youth-oriented campaign for Frank
Wild Advertising has produced a youth-oriented campaign for Frank

After 15 months of extensive customer research on the psychology, behaviour and banking needs of this segment, ‘Frank by OCBC’ is introduced to offer a simple, relevant and meaningful banking experience, customised to youths and young working adults.

Customers will be served in Frank retail stores instead of OCBC Bank branches. The store is designed differently from a traditional branch. It is modelled after a shopping experience that youths and young working adults are familiar with, such as shopping for a gadget or fashion item.

The existing OCBC Bank branches at Singapore Management University and Nanyang Technological University have been transformed into Frank retail stores.

More such retail stores will progressively be opened in high traffic malls frequented by youths and young working adults.

An extensive print, online and social media campaign was produced by Wild Advertising & Marketing, a Singapore-based integrated marketing and advertising agency.

Recognising that the internet and social media space plays an integral part of this segment’s psychographic, dedicated website Frankbyocbc.com has been created for customers to access accounts online, track their cash positions and cash flows, as well as set budgets and savings goals.

Frank will also use Facebook to engage with its customers through regular updates on financial tips, promotions and topics, such as how to prepare for a first job interview.

Credits:

Creative director Ng Khee Jin
Copywriter Ng Khee Jin
Art director Joan Lim
Account service director Yeo Ai Ling,
Senior account manager Jenny Tang
Digital director Lee Kai Xin

 

Related Articles

Just Published

18 hours ago

Lululemon hands media account to GroupM in key ...

The business was won from Havas after a competitive pitch.

18 hours ago

Agency Report Cards 2024: We grade 25 APAC networks

The grades are in for Campaign Asia's 22nd annual evaluation of APAC agency networks. Subscribe to read our detailed analyses.

19 hours ago

GroupM restructures across Asia, Indonesia ...

Staffing cuts across Asia have begun as GroupM transitions to a “single operating model” under the soon-to-be-rebranded WPP Media banner.

19 hours ago

Agency Report Card 2024: DDB

A storied legacy weighed down by churn, uneven creative output, and account losses. As organisational change looms, DDB must reignite its creative firepower or risk fading behind siblings TBWA and BBDO.