Samsung Ad Campaign to Focus on Digital Memory
Semiconductor technology company Samsung Electronics launched Tuesday a digital advertising campaign focused on the significance of memory in PCs, smartphones and other digital devices, and the advantages of Samsung memory.
By visualizing user experiences with a humorous touch, the new consumer-focused video ads accentuate how important it is to choose electronic devices with memory components of high quality, high performance and low power consumption such as Samsung memory.
Traditionally, Samsung’s advertising campaigns for its memory business, such as ‘Green Memory,’ have focused on print messaging in global business and trade press. This time, Samsung is moving one step closer to consumers, using video ads.
“We are looking to communicate with end users about the core benefits and the superiority of Samsung memory, which can be found in most digital devices today,” said UnSoo Kim, vice president, memory strategic marketing, Device Solutions, Samsung Electronics.
“Samsung will keep working closely with enterprise and mobile device designers to deliver memory devices and solutions of high quality and efficiency to help consumers experience faster and more innovative applications in their lives.”
[ Also Read: Blogosphere: Where Bloggers Promote Your Brands ]Initially consisting of three video episodes, the ad campaign will highlight the significance of memory in enabling quality user experiences with today’s digital devices by emphasizing the different ‘pain points’ that can occur such as sudden battery cuts, slow data loading and even freezing of system operations.
The ‘pain points’ are personified as three funny, but troublesome characters: Brutus the Battery, Larry the Loading Ball, and Fiona the Freeze. The campaign seeks to help viewers to better understand how using Samsung memory can ‘save the day’ in avoiding such frustrating moments.
The advertisements have begun running on Facebook (www.facebook.com/SamsungMemory) and Youtube (available at the channel ‘Samsung Memory For All’). The ads will also be posted on major websites later this month, according to the company.
Meanwhile, Samsung has launched a “Tune it up” microsite (www.samsung.com/Memory) to educate consumers about Samsung memory and provide more detailed information about its advantages such as performance gains, reduced power consumption and high density.
