Check in! Snack Out!

GranataPet is one of the innovative leaders of high premium petfood in Germany. Their ad agency, Agenta Berlin was given the challenge to create awareness for the GranataPet dog food with a slim budget!

So Agenta targeted dog owners as they took their best friend for a walk. Socially activated installations were positioned on key walking paths. Dog owners walking past would then be stopped by their dogs smelling treats and they would only see a billboard saying “Check in! Snack Out!” with accompanying information telling each person on how to check in with Foursquare in order to activate a free bowl of dog food.

Along with the free publicity generated on Facebook, the hundreds of billboard visitors also generated an additional demand for GranataPet at the local pet stores.

Don’t tag people, tag their clothes

Women are always looking for inspiration for their wardrobe and most of the time they find this inspiration by looking at other women.

This inspired agency Duval Guillaume to create a Flair Fashiontag Facebook app for Belgian women’s magazine Flair. In the app instead of tagging people, you can tag people’s clothes or accessories and ask them where they got them.

All fashiontags are displayed in a Facebook gallery, the best are published in the weekly edition of Flair. This way there is constant interaction between the facebook application and the magazine itself.

Liaison Dangereuse: Striptease Shopping

Valentine’s lingerie shopping, turned into a show

Liaison Dangereuse, a German lingerie brand, gave Serviceplan a creative challenge: increase lingerie sales around Valentine’s Day.

Seduction always works. So what about making the buying experience attractive and unique for men by giving them the opportunity of buying lingerie directly from the body of beautiful models, and pairing that with a memorable striptease? Thus a new way to sell online lingerie was created.

The mechanism that changes behavior

The idea reframes checkout as participation. Instead of browsing product grids, the customer “shops” from the model, which makes selection feel more like discovery than transaction.

In ecommerce and performance marketing, the fastest lever is not more traffic. It is reducing hesitation by making the path to purchase feel emotionally easy and socially tellable.

Why it lands with the intended buyer

This is built for a very specific Valentine’s reality: many male buyers want help choosing, and they want the moment to feel confident, not awkward. A guided, theatrical experience removes indecision and makes the purchase feel like part of the gift.

Earned media as a built-in distribution layer

Serviceplan not only generated free media coverage from major websites, newspapers and magazines in Germany, it also reported additional traffic of 155% to the Liaison Dangereuse website. Reported sales went up by 50% during the promotion.

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What to steal for your next conversion stunt

  • Design for the buyer’s emotion. Remove embarrassment and decision anxiety. Add guided confidence.
  • Make the shopping path the story. If the mechanic is inherently retellable, distribution comes with it.
  • Focus the experience on the highest-friction moment. Choice, not payment, is often the real dropout point.
  • Measure what matters. Track uplift in qualified traffic, add-to-cart rate, and conversion, not just press mentions.

A few fast answers before you act

What is Striptease Shopping for Liaison Dangereuse?

It is a Valentine’s-focused ecommerce activation that lets men buy lingerie through a model-led, striptease-style interface, turning selection into a playful, guided experience.

Why did it generate strong earned media?

The buying mechanic is unusual and inherently shareable. It creates a simple headline and a clear demonstration that journalists and viewers can understand instantly.

What results were reported from the promotion?

Campaign summaries reported +155% website traffic and +50% sales during the promotion period.