MEDIA-I: San Miguel Light campaign moves across channels

<p>HONG KONG: Ogilvy & Mather Hong Kong has taken the multi-million dollar </p><p>San Miguel Light campaign online, and plans to extend the creative </p><p>across other channels, including mobile phones. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>According to Sean Rach, general manager, Ogilvy NetAsia, the cartoon </p><p>series talks to the young and young at heart. "The idea was to target </p><p>the 18 to 25 year-old male group that may not necessarily drink much, </p><p>but at the same time, is a little naughty inside." </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The brand's new mini-site offers product information and downloads of </p><p>screensavers as well as all 12 TVCs. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>"It allows viral marketing and leaves room for flexibility to add more </p><p>functions. Instead of just a 15-second spot on TV, people online can </p><p>spend a lot longer getting to know the product and (cartoon character) </p><p>Sammy. We are looking at other channels, including mobile phones, to </p><p>market the product." </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

HONG KONG: Ogilvy & Mather Hong Kong has taken the multi-million dollar

San Miguel Light campaign online, and plans to extend the creative

across other channels, including mobile phones.



According to Sean Rach, general manager, Ogilvy NetAsia, the cartoon

series talks to the young and young at heart. "The idea was to target

the 18 to 25 year-old male group that may not necessarily drink much,

but at the same time, is a little naughty inside."



The brand's new mini-site offers product information and downloads of

screensavers as well as all 12 TVCs.



"It allows viral marketing and leaves room for flexibility to add more

functions. Instead of just a 15-second spot on TV, people online can

spend a lot longer getting to know the product and (cartoon character)

Sammy. We are looking at other channels, including mobile phones, to

market the product."