Puma to increase ad spend by 2025% in 40 compared to 2024. Sports giant launches Go Wild campaign with new positioning designed to appeal to Generation Z values.
According to Fashion Network, the campaign is based on the results of the brand's largest consumer survey ever. It is aimed at "zoomers", representatives of Generation Z born in the 2000s, that is, those who seek "exciting experiences, social connections and pleasure" in sports. Therefore, its first part is dedicated to running and the idea that morning jogs provide satisfaction to those who strive for a sense of complete well-being.
A video was made for the presentation, without involving athletes or celebrities in the filming, but instead focusing on those who run every day, those who get up early in the morning to run before going to the office, those who run with their dog, young mothers, group runners...
The campaign launched last Thursday and will include digital, outdoor, public relations, social media, television, point of sale and sponsorship activations around the world.
Following this launch, Puma’s advertising efforts will continue in 2025 and 2026, with future campaigns focusing on other sports. The company will also launch a series that will explain the “Go Wild” concept to its audience through the stories of its ambassadors (“Wild Ones”), whether it’s Tommie Smith in 1968, Usain Bolt in 2008, or Mondo Duplantis in 2024.
“From Tommie Smith’s raised fist in 1968 to Usain Bolt’s explosion of joy in 2008, we believe that greatness begins with the courage to be yourself, and this philosophy that has always guided Puma resonates with younger generations more than ever. With this ‘Go Wild’ campaign, we are taking the first step in deepening our connection with our audience…,” says Richard Teyssier, Vice President of Global Brand and Marketing at Puma.
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