
Emma Botton, UK marketing communications director, Tesco
Index* | ||
1 | McDonald's Signature Beef Small- and large- format roadside | 218 |
2 | KFC Southern Bites Small- and large-format roadside | 198 |
3 | Now TV Large-format roadside | 158 |
4 | Tesco Small- and large-format roadside | 147 |
5 |
Maze Runner (20th Century Fox) Small- and large-format Digital roadside |
135 |
6 | Early Man (Studio Canal) Bus | 130 |
7 | Sky ‘Britannia’ Large-format roadside and Bus | 119 |
8 | BT Mobile Small- and large-format roadside | 116 |
9 | Specsavers Small- and large-format roadside | 98 |
10 | Hula Hoops Small-format roadside | 88 |
At Tesco we are firm advocates of the power of out-of-home and Primesights Big Impression research again proves that it is a pivotal media channel to help deliver our brand-building campaigns, such as the current Food Love Stories activity. It is intended to challenge peoples perception of the Tesco brand and our food quality by reflecting a simple human truth that people love to make the food for the people they love – every person has a food love story.
Firstly, it has given us both broadcast scale and frequency to reach the length and breadth of the UK with impact. Secondly, as a local medium OOH has allowed us to touch our shoppers in their own communities by putting our food point-of-view on every high street, on every major commuter road, by our competitors, and in proximity to our own 3,000+ store estate.
Lastly, with the rise of DOOH we have been able to bring further relevance through directional guidance and copy personalisation. Our use of OOH has led to significant business effects, particularly in the long-term, in our biggest brand campaign yet.
Above: McDonald’s tops the charts with its signature burger promotion
OOH is a pivotal media channel to help deliver Tesco's brand-building campaigns, such as the current 'Food Love Stories' activity

Above: KFC’s ‘Southern Bites’campaign continues to do well for recall
This chart lists the out-of-home campaigns which had the greatest recall in the period 15 January 2018-11 February 2018. All data supplied by Opinium