The fresh element, targeting an audience of 16-24-year-olds, can be found on the dedicated branded 'GooTube' channel on YouTube, where users have been uploading their own Creme Egg ads.
The 'Goo-Off' competition aims to encourage user-generated content with a £5,000 prize incentive. It signals an evolution from the original 'how do you eat yours?' strapline to 'how do you play with yours?'.
Viral creative is a spoof of MTV show Cribs. Users are invited to upload their own funny videos featuring Creme Eggs. The 10 videos with the most views on 10 April will win their creators £500 cash each. As Revolution went to press, 82 videos had been uploaded onto the site.
The viral activity is running now to maintain momentum of the first digital campaign wave, and drive brand engagement leading up to Easter. The first online push signalled Cadbury's biggest digital spend to date. It comprised 'web 2.0' activity, viral and mobile games, YouTube activity, rich-media advertising, home-page takeovers, web development and email marketing.
The activity was created by CMW Interactive.
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