MEDIA-I: Airline wins over Japanese youth through i-mode

<p>TOKYO: Ogilvy Interactive has reported a 500 per cent increase in </p><p>traffic to the Northwest Airline's website, following the launch of a </p><p>mobile campaign via i-mode in Japan. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The campaign targeted young Japanese travellers, a segment which </p><p>Northwest had difficulty reaching in the past, and aimed to increase </p><p>membership as well as drive sales of tickets. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The campaign included Treasure Hunt USA, a 50-day quiz game on i-mode, </p><p>where users could answer questions to win free flights and bonus </p><p>miles. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>According to Ogilvy Interactive, the game attracted 140,000 unique </p><p>players, while costs were "far below anything previously done with </p><p>direct marketing or on the web". </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

TOKYO: Ogilvy Interactive has reported a 500 per cent increase in

traffic to the Northwest Airline's website, following the launch of a

mobile campaign via i-mode in Japan.



The campaign targeted young Japanese travellers, a segment which

Northwest had difficulty reaching in the past, and aimed to increase

membership as well as drive sales of tickets.



The campaign included Treasure Hunt USA, a 50-day quiz game on i-mode,

where users could answer questions to win free flights and bonus

miles.



According to Ogilvy Interactive, the game attracted 140,000 unique

players, while costs were "far below anything previously done with

direct marketing or on the web".