How Canon EOS grew market dominance by selling inspiration
Agency
Leo Burnett Sydney
Client
Canon
Awards
Silver
Other Consumer Goods
Bronze
Return on Investment
Summary
Entering 2010, Canon EOS’s grip on the dSLR category was slipping. Canon lacked competitive innovation, was expensive, new entrants and traditional competitors were growing aggressively.
Through a strategy to reclaim leadership of the category, Canon EOS brought photographers together at the World of EOS, an online community inspiring photographers to take their photography to the next level.
Photographers found the World of EOS more compelling than the competitive innovation and price; by creating a community of 48,000 members and 5.6million visitors, Canon EOS outgrew the category by 40% in value, beating share objectives by XX%, returning $3.11 for every $1.
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Credits
Author | Luke Atkinson | Leo Burnett | |||||||
Head of Planning | Scott Davis | Leo Burnett | |||||||
Executive Creative Director | Andy DiLallo, Jay Benjamin | Leo Burnett | |||||||
Creative’s | Michael Canning, Kieran Antill, Kieran Ots | Leo Burnett | |||||||
GAD | Amanda Quested | Leo Burnett | |||||||
Head Of Client Service | Peter Bosilkovski | Leo Burnett | |||||||
Account Director | Jodi McLeod, Lenya Kovacevic | Leo Burnett | |||||||
Account Manager | Alissa Breit | Leo Burnett | |||||||
Account Executive | Sophie Armstrong | Leo Burnett | |||||||
Planner | Kirsty Angus | Leo Burnett |