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DALLAS, Sept. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- On September 29, TracyLocke and
LatinWorks will launch a new branding campaign for client Texas Lottery
Commission, featuring a brand platform that will extend across the next 12
months and campaign elements that include television, radio, out-of-home
(OOH), point-of-sale (POS), online, print, and sponsorships and promotions
with street teams. While TracyLocke developed and managed the general market
strategy and advertising development, the agency partnered with LatinWorks, a
full-service Hispanic advertising agency based in Austin, Texas, for
development of ethnic advertising.
The campaign features small, lucky moments in the day of an average Texan,
suggesting that any day could be a lucky day.
The new campaign developed by TracyLocke and LatinWorks features a look
into the days of different individuals when luck is on their side, with a
contemporary soundtrack helping to set the tone of the initial TV spots.
Consumers will see these individuals experience small events that could
potentially happen on any given day, prompting them to consider taking
advantage of their good luck by purchasing a lottery ticket.
The first flight of TV advertising will launch the new campaign branding
message, and will include two 30-second spots produced by TracyLocke for the
general audience. The spots are:
-- Green Light: A driver's lucky day begins when every traffic light
turns green as she approaches each intersection.
-- Crowded Flight: A business traveler recognizes his lucky day when
other travelers boarding the plane pass his row of seats, leaving him with
three seats to himself on a full flight.
Three additional 30-second spots were produced by LatinWorks for the
Hispanic and African-American audiences. The spots are:
-- Gas: A driver's lucky day occurs when he runs out of gas nearing the
top of a hill, and his car has just enough momentum to crest the hill and
glide directly into a gas station.
-- Splash: A pedestrian discovers her lucky day when standing on the curb
in a group of people, and a passing car splashes through standing water and
drenches everyone except her.
-- Basket: An average man slowly realizes that luck is on his side when
he shoots a basketball and actually makes a basket, and then goes on to make a
number of nearly impossible shots.
The campaign provides flexibility for the agency to support different
products from the Texas Lottery in different markets, featuring scratch-offs
and daily or jackpot games throughout the remainder of the 12-month period.
Following these initial TV spots, TracyLocke and LatinWorks will support
holiday scratch-off tickets under the same campaign theme.
About the Texas Lottery Commission
For more information about the Texas Lottery, please visit the official
Web site at http://www.txlottery.org or call 512-344-5000.
About TracyLocke
Ideas That Move People To Brands(TM)
TracyLocke is the integrated marketing agency providing advertising,
promotions, shopper marketing, strategic planning, graphic design, direct
marketing, digital, media and sports marketing capabilities for iconic brands
such as Pepsi, Pizza Hut, Nokia, Kleenex, MasterCard, 7-Eleven, Del Monte,
Tabasco, Clorox and more. Part of Omnicom Group Inc. (NYSE: OMC), the
award-winning agency has six primary offices in Dallas, Wilton, Bentonville,
Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco, and a vast network of field offices
across the United States. For more information, visit the company's web site
at http://www.tracylocke.com.
About LatinWorks
Established in 1998, LatinWorks is a full-service minority-owned
advertising agency dedicated to helping clients build their brands within the
emerging Hispanic marketplace. LatinWorks is positioned as a creatively
driven, but strategically grounded shop that provides clients with end-to-end
marketing solutions. Its consumer insights are the result of a disciplined and
rigorous strategic planning approach that is tailored on an
industry-by-industry basis, resulting in communication platforms that inspire
the type of breakthrough creative that the agency has become known for.
Headquartered in Austin, Texas, LatinWorks has field presence in Chicago, and
serves clients such as Domino's Pizza, Hyundai, NetSpend, Anheuser-Busch, ESPN
DEPORTES and U.S. Cellular. LatinWorks is a member of the DAS Global network
through a minority equity partnership.