Krungthai steps up sales staff recruitment bid

<p>BANGKOK: Krungthai AXA Insurance is utilising an unusual </p><p>advertising space as part of its recruitment drive to hire sales </p><p>staff. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Although the recruitment campaign has been spread across a range of </p><p>media, including print and radio, it is the banners stuck on steps </p><p>leading to Bangkok's skytrain stations which have drawn the most </p><p>attention. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The ad copy plays on the physical action of people having to walk up the </p><p>stairs - different messages appear on each step. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>One set goes: "Bored with the same company? Is getting to the top </p><p>difficult? If you feel tired of the climb, call us and join our sales </p><p>team." </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The response rate to the campaign exceeded the expectations of both </p><p>client and agency, Saatchi & Saatchi. Before the launch, the client </p><p>received five to 10 calls a week from job seekers. These days, 20 to 30 </p><p>calls come in each day, weeks after the launch. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

BANGKOK: Krungthai AXA Insurance is utilising an unusual

advertising space as part of its recruitment drive to hire sales

staff.



Although the recruitment campaign has been spread across a range of

media, including print and radio, it is the banners stuck on steps

leading to Bangkok's skytrain stations which have drawn the most

attention.



The ad copy plays on the physical action of people having to walk up the

stairs - different messages appear on each step.



One set goes: "Bored with the same company? Is getting to the top

difficult? If you feel tired of the climb, call us and join our sales

team."



The response rate to the campaign exceeded the expectations of both

client and agency, Saatchi & Saatchi. Before the launch, the client

received five to 10 calls a week from job seekers. These days, 20 to 30

calls come in each day, weeks after the launch.