Bathroom Stall Ad Achieves Perfect Contextual Relevance

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Leo Burnett Lisbon has done a very cool campaign for Kellogg’s All-Bran Plus cereal which found the perfect contextual location for its message: the bathroom stall. The promotion placed large stickers that looked like a locked door or a brick wall on the backside of bathroom stall doors along with another poster on the side wall explaining the cereals benefits.

This is perfect on so many levels. First, it’s unexpected and catches attention. Second, the locked door makes the subliminal connection to, well, being blocked up if you don’t eat enough fiber – something All-Bran Plus provides. And third, what else is there to do while in the toilet than read an ad. Brilliant work. See the creative in its full glory here.

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