The mixed media campaign will run until December and the Daily Mail's advertising team will provide Birds Eye with data evaluating brand awareness before and after the campaign. The aim is to drive consumers to the .
The brand will sponsor the Health and Femail channels and newsletters of the . There will be an advertorial page online outlining the Birds Eye brand values and product information, with links to a competition. This will be supported by a teaser campaign within the Femail supplement of the print newspaper.
Mark Milner, Associated New Media's chief operating officer, said: "Birds Eye will benefit from a true mixed-media campaign, as well as the valuable audience our online and offline activity offers. The campaign will motivate users to click through to the Birds Eye website and ultimately raise the awareness of the Birds Eye brand."
Nikki French, who handles brand communications for Birds Eye, said: "We are partnering with the Daily Mail Online because the site attracts the right target audience for Birds Eye and has a strong readership of males and females between the ages of 25 and 54. We were also impressed with the Daily Mail's online media proposal and the fact that it would be running pre- and post-branding analysis, which will help us evaluate the effectiveness of online."
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