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Newspaper boys take to the streets of London to warn of the 'Monogram Murders' (and promote the latest Hercule Poirot whodunnit)
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Newspaper boys take to the streets of London to warn of the 'Monogram Murders' (and promote the latest Hercule Poirot whodunnit)
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Newspaper boys take to the streets of London to warn of the 'Monogram Murders' (and promote the latest Hercule Poirot whodunnit)
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Newspaper boys take to the streets of London to warn of the 'Monogram Murders' (and promote the latest Hercule Poirot whodunnit)
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HarperCollins is handing out 10,000 copies of the newspaper containing the first few chapters of The Monogram Murders, which is out in paperback.
In keeping with the theme, the paper is being distributed by street urchins made up in ‘greyscale’ so they resemble newspaper boys from the black-and-white era.
It’s refreshing to see a book promotion hark back to traditional marketing methods, rather than take the predictable digital or social approach. Creative agency Ralph has devised the campaign.
The whodunnit has been written by crime author Sophie Hannah and is the first Hercule Poirot novel to be approved by Agatha Christie's estate that is not written by the late author.
Client: Kate Elton, executive publisher fiction and non-fiction, Harper Collins Publishers
Brand: Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot
Agency: Ralph
Creative director: Chris Stack
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