| Titre | Thousand Winners |
| Agence | Geometry Global |
| Campagne | Thousand Winners |
| Annonceur | RunTour |
| Marque | RunTour |
| Date de première diffusion/publication | 2019 / 1 |
| Secteur d'activité | Culture, loisirs et sports |
| Philosophie | RunTour, the second most popular running event for amateurs in the Czech Republic, not only wanted to increase participation and generate revenue, but to become the nation’s number one. And with over 90% of amateur runners having no chance at winning a race, RunTour decided to use a little psychology. RunTour reprogrammed all the runners’ RFID tags not only to track each athletes’ time, but also to count how many other runners they overtook – and to reward them accordingly (each overtake became 1% off at the merchandising stands). So, regardless of their position in the race, amateurs were back in competition. Thanks to the marketing investment of just 10 hours of RFID coding, sales shot up by 394%. And with 80% of all participants reported improved performance, registrations for RunTour’s next event have increased by 12%. |
| Type de média | Etude de cas |
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| Chief Creative Officer EMEA | Howard Smiedt |
| Directeur de création | Julia Dovlatova |
| Directeur de création associé | Lluís Rotger Vidal |
| Creative | Carlos Baer |
| Directeur artistique | Andrei Didyk |
| Concepteur / rédacteur | Kai Granaas |
| Account Director | Jan Dvorak |
| Managing Director | Martin Pesta |
| Executive Director | Iva Welker |
| Chef de projet | Miroslav Skopek |
| Chef de projet | Nikola Mrackova |