dtac champions local businesses through its revamped #GoodforAll reward program via Wunderman Thompson Thailand
Wunderman Thompson Thailand has revamped dtac’s rewards program entirely, to help small and local businesses reach tens of millions of customers directly via this #GoodforAll campaign.
Like all telco brands in Thailand, dtac which is one of Thailand’s leading networks, has a robust customer rewards program with great privileges for redemption. The rewards programs feature many popular retailers, franchises, and brands nationwide.
But should the reward program of dtac only reward the popular and famous? With small businesses suffering badly from Covid-19, and at the brink of closure, many do not have the budget or connections to promote their businesses and fight against big companies.
dtac pioneered a brave move to revamp its rewards program from being Exclusive to Inclusive. For the first time ever, dtac swapped famous and popular franchises to local businesses in its rewards program.
#GoodforAll reward features the smallest shops or even the most rural ones. dtac customers can now directly support them with redemption on the platform, giving life back to local businesses.
How Lih Ren, Chief Marketing Officer, Total Access Communication PLC, or dtac, said: “The COVID-19 crisis over the past two years forced many shops to close, severely impacting small business owners. Those who have been able to reopen still face difficulties, especially those with limited resources who cannot compete with large businesses. For them, recuperation not only takes time but also a great deal of effort. To aid such businesses, dtac has invited them to join the #GoodforAll reward campaign. Participating businesses comprise of small shops that most people may not have seen or heard of, but that have quality products and services and resilient owners and staff. We are sharing some of their stories and urging you to support them and others like them.”
Jit-aree Chotivithayaporn, Group Account Director, Wunderman Thompson Thailand, said: “With strong determination to be a network for all and true commitment in consumers’ betterment of lives, dtac had launched #GoodForAll campaign to help dtac customers’ businesses since 2021. To continue driving home this message, we initiated a simple yet meaningful action with the #GoodforAll reward program. It didn’t take long before we saw a very positive result. Apart from helping local shops get back on their feet, this campaign successfully secured best-in-class results from Google’s brand lift survey on brand favorability metric among non-dtac users; 6 times higher that the Thailand market norm. As a true partner, Wunderman Thompson will continue creating good campaigns to support our client’s ambition to be a network that is truly good for all.”
Park Wannasiri, Chef Creative Director, Wunderman Thompson Thailand, said: “When it comes to reward programs in every business, it is always about exclusivity. All brands are chasing famous partnerships that result in lots of traffic and often leaving small businesses behind. We saw a gap and did precisely the opposite. We turn something exclusive into inclusive, by bringing those businesses in need to the forefront and giving dtac customers rewards that help small businesses. A simple solution that reaches over 10 million customers directly and bringing cash flow to small businesses right away. May this reward program truly be rewarding for everyone.”
The campaign achieved 43million impressions with more than THB4million in earned media. There was a 415% increase of redemption from dtac customers on the reward program. And most importantly, local businesses that participated in this program saw a 150% sales increase with an average of USD1,200 income generated for them in the first month after re-opening.
This is just the beginning. dtac pledges to sign up another 1,500 local shops throughout the year.
dtac #GoodforAll Reward – A truly inclusive reward that is good for everyone.
Credits
Client : dtac
Chief Marketing Officer : How Lih Ren
SVP, Head of Brand Communication Division : Sasitorn Khoopatanakul
VP, Head of Corporate and Branding Department : Kulawit Khumwansa
VP, Head of Media and Digital Marketing Department : Paphop Ruchutrakool
VP, Head of dtac Reward and Partnership Department : Penpa-Nga Suddhimondala
AVP, Media and Digital Marketing Department : Nat Seemawonganan
AVP, dtac Reward and Partnership : Yos Patcharamongkolpan
Senior Manager, Corporate and Branding : Patima Kittikarnjanakorn
Senior Manager, Corporate and Branding : Kniknun Kumboon
Senior Manager, Media and Digital Marketing Department : Juthakarn Thesrak
Senior Manager, dtac Reward and Partnership : Kasawan Kungvalpivat
Senior Manager, Corporate and Branding : Wasin Siriamornsook
Manager, dtac Reward and Partnership : Nonarit Suangsomboon
Assistant Manager, dtac Reward and Partnership : Kullapath Imdacha
Assistant Manager, dtac Reward and Partnership : Nichanart Techapakapong
Assistant Manager, dtac Reward and Partnership : Phannaphat Niyommalai
Assistant Manager, Corporate and Branding : Peeraya Dejtanasoontorn
Senior Officer, Corporate and Branding : Chutikarn Chumnanchanun
Agency : Wunderman Thompson Thailand
Managing Director : Parattajariya Jalayanateja
Chief Creative Officer : Park Wannasiri
Creative Director : Chatchai Butsabakorn
Senior Copy Writer : Kunat Chaengcharat
Senior Art Director – Nuttawut Chukanthong
Art Director – Nattanan Sutdee
Client Service Director : Naruporn Rungruangchotikul
Group Account Director : Jit-aree Chotivithayaporn
Account Manager: Pitcha Srichamnong
Agency Production Director: Jiroj Mechoojit
Agency Producer : Supatra Assawateppitak
Strategic Planning Director : Sean Lee Ong
Strategic Planner : Ohm Srikiatkhachorn
Creative Service Director : Wascharin Pongsirivilas
Project Manager: Mira Vasukulkasemtorn
Media Agency Credits : UM
Business Associate Director: Benjawan Chantharoadwong
Business Associate Director: Nutthaya Lueangkamnoet
Business Manager: Thanutporn Suphapenchai
Business Manager: Kannaphong Korbuakesorn
Buying Group Head: Phurin Boonlue
Buying Manager: Panida Suthusanachinda
Production Credits: Chamni’s Eyes
Director : Kanin Puktiwong
Producer : Sakyos Tangjitpanit
