Welcome to the Lipton Ice Tea Jargon Junket
DDB Group Sydney launches the Lipton Ice Tea Jargon Junket to swap workplace corporate jargon for epic work cleansing escapes.
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Lipton Ice Tea and DDB Group Sydney announced the launch of a new summer activation, the Lipton Ice Tea Jargon Junket.
Lipton Ice Tea is giving Aussie office workers the chance to exchange the soul-destroying corporate buzzwords they’re forced to endure at work into epic work-cleansing escapes.
Office workers will be able to use a custom built jargon scanner to collect buzzwords they have to read or listen to at work. The first-of-its-kind tech developed by DDB Group will pick up some office favourites like “ping me”, “circle back”, “smarketing” and “fast-follow”, as well as more than 130 other shudder-worthy phrases.
Every buzzword collected will give Aussie workers a better chance to be sent on one of five work cleansing ‘Jargon Junkets’, based on some of Australia’s most hated examples.
Users will get the chance to “Touch base” with Yaks at the Mount Everest base camp, pick “Low hanging fruit” in the depths of the Daintree rainforest, get “Looped in” in a Mustang Fighter jet, “Move the needle” with a tattoo master in Tokyo, or get their Peking “Ducks in a row” at Flower Drum’s chef’s table in Melbourne.
Credits
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- Agency DDB/Sydney
- Production Company Good Oil
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Credits
powered by
- Agency DDB/Sydney
- Production Company Good Oil
- Music Sonar Music
Credits
powered by
- Agency DDB/Sydney
- Production Company Good Oil
- Music Sonar Music
Partnering with Director Madeleine Purdy of Good Oil, the launch film features a Lipton Ice Tea travel agent aptly named the “Jargon Junketeer”. The full campaign roll out will include social and BVOD.
Tom Lawrence and Samuel Raftl, Associate Creative Directors of DDB Sydney, said: “Lipton Ice Tea is in the mood transformation business so when we found out that the recent increase in corporate jargon use in the workplace was sucking the life force from our workforce, we thought we should do something a little extra”
Matt Chandler, Chief Creative Officer, DDB Sydney, said: “This idea is a genuine game changer, with the power to shift paradigms, amplify brand saliency, disrupt the category at every touchpoint end-to-end, and streamline a holistic brand narrative.”
Lipton Ice Tea Marketing Manager, Kate Taylor, said: "Workplace jargon might be unavoidable, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have fun with it. The Jargon Junket is our invitation to Aussie workers to ditch the grind, embrace the joy of summer, and let Lipton Ice Tea take them on an escape like no other."
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