Jeep Australia launches new Jeep Grand Land campaign via Cummins&Partners, Melbourne

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JeepGrandLandCollateral (1).jpgThe iconic brand Jeep is giving away a piece of rural Aussie land to one lucky person with an appetite for adventure, in its latest work developed by Cummins&Partners Melbourne.

Jeep has for years inspired Australians to ‘Don’t Hold Back’ and get out there and explore this amazing country. However, for some people they need an extra incentive to get out beyond the city limits.  So, during the month of March and April 2016, Jeep is giving one lucky person a reason to get away more often with the ultimate reward – the chance to win a big chunk of rural Aussie land if they test-drive a Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Launching with a website, TV, press, outdoor, digital, social and PR, the campaign communicates:

The Grand Cherokee is packed with features for all-terrain performance, the only thing missing, is somewhere to drive it.

Those with an adventurous spirit are urged to visit the jeep.com.au website, where an interactive map of Australia allows them to browse any piece of land for sale outside a certain distance from each capital city.  

JeepGrandLandWebsite (1).jpgTo make this idea a reality, Cummins&Partners and Maxus Australia approached and brokered a partnership with realestate.com.au – who are known for their comprehensive property listings nationally. Using a custom live property listing API developed specifically for the campaign, the realestate.com.au properties are categorised into a diverse range
of geographic types (coastal, country, forest, outback, mountain) and are filtered to reflect locations remote enough to truly have an adventure – all while acting as a testament to the fact that the feature packed Jeep Grand Cherokee is capable in any terrain.

Client:

CEO – Pat Dougherty

Director of Marketing and Product Strategy – Zac Loo

Senior Advertising Manager – Ashlin Moore

Creative Agency: Cummins&Partners

Executive Creative Directors – Jim Ingram & Ben Couzens

Creative Director – Damian Royce

Creative Team – Maurice Moynihan, Trent Hendrick & Julie Poulter

Group Business Director – Katie Firth

Senior Integration Manager – Emma Fox

Head of Customer Experience – Matthew Morgan

TV Production Credits: NiceBike Content

Executive Producer: Mark Bradley

Director: Oliver Waghorn

Digital Production Credits: Digital Dialogue

Group Account Director: John Archer

Account Manager: Sally Randall

Media Credits: Maxus Australia

Client Services Director: Kate Francis

Head of Innovation & Partnership: Shivani Maharaj