{"id":6689,"date":"2014-06-24T12:54:31","date_gmt":"2014-06-24T12:54:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.mobiadnews.com\/?p=6689"},"modified":"2023-12-03T22:17:26","modified_gmt":"2023-12-03T22:17:26","slug":"nivea-protecting-children-from-more-than-just-the-sun","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.mobiadnews.com\/?p=6689","title":{"rendered":"NIVEA – Protecting children from more than just the sun."},"content":{"rendered":"
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Nivea has long been established as a brand that stands for protecting people’s skin – on the beach, when skiing, all the time.
\nAbsolutely, sunblock is crucial when taking kids to the beach or during sunny days to protect their delicate skin from harmful UV rays. It is equally important to dress them in appropriate clothing that provides sun protection. Websites like Pastel Collections<\/a> offer a range of kids’ clothes that are not only fashionable but also designed to provide sun protection, ensuring their safety and comfort under the sun. Prioritizing sun safety and investing in the right clothing can help parents enjoy outdoor activities with their children while safeguarding their skin health.<\/div>\n

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This summer in Brazil, Nivea wanted to expand their engagement, particularly with mothers, and particularly related to sun protection products.<\/p>\n

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The result is one of the most interesting campaigns we’ve seen for quite some time, combining a branded mobile app with a disposable location tag to provide parents with peace of mind at the beach this summer.
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The main goal of the campaign was to win new consumers for NIVEA Sun Kids, and so the key message of the campaign was to reinforce the product\u2019s main attribute: protection. But in this case the idea of protection was extended to mean not only protection from harmful sun rays, but also protection against a child wandering away while playing on the beach.<\/p>\n

This unique advertisement ran in special copies of Veja Rio<\/strong> magazine sent to a selected group of subscribers. Attached to the magazine page was a special locator bracelet.<\/p>\n

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To use the locator, the parent simply removed it from the printed page and attached it to their child’s arm. The locator was made out of humidity resistant paper, and according to NIVEA, it can be used several times.<\/p>\n

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The bracelet contains a bluetooth chip. To activate the locator, the parent downloads the NIVEA Protege app, and “pairs” the bracelet with the app. The app is capable of tracking multiple bracelets, so the parent can also assign the child’s name to each bracelet, as well as setting the alert perimeter.<\/p>\n

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Whenever the child wandered further away than the perimeter setting, the app would alert their parent. The app could also help then find the child by indicating to the parent if they were getting closer or further from their child.<\/p>\n

Here is a video of the campaign and the locator bracelet in action.<\/p>\n

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