Match and Win

Are You Delivering In Cadbury’s Match and Win Promotion?

Just before the footy season kicked off, we brought you news of ‘Match & Win’, the most exciting promotion that vending has seen for years: Cadbury’s Match and Win. So now, the Premiership is taking shape, are you a Man City or a Crystal Palace as the promo hits the home strait?

 

Mondelez have come up with a brilliant way of celebrating their sponsorship of the Premier league. It’s called ‘Match and Win’. It kicked off on 4 August and it runs until the end of October – so there’s still time for you to get involved.

Every day, Mondelez are giving away ten personalised Match Day Experiences (for two people); every week there are 50 pairs of match tickets, 200 Premier League replica footballs and – wait for it – 200,000 free chocolate bars.

All in all, 80,000,000 packs of best-selling chocolate are carry the promotion. That’s a lot of chocolate: in fact, Match and Win is about as big as they come; and Mondelez has form when it comes to successful promotions. Remember ‘Joynormous’, back in 2015? That saw sales volumes rise by 10% and a year earlier, ‘Win A Banger’ added 17% in sales value to Cadbury’s singles.

Perhaps the best news for vending operators is that they have their own incentive to Match and Win: by stocking five core Cadbury lines; affixing the free promotional material to the vending machine; taking a photo of the job well done and sharing it, they’ve got a chance to win their share of the footy bonanza.

We’ve included a couple of snaps so you can see what’s required…

So, the finishing post is in sight – but there’s still time to Match and Win!

 

 

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Planet Vending’s Editor is Ian Reynolds-Young and it’s Ian’s unique writing talent that has made PV what it is today – the best read (red) vending blog in the world, and vending’s best read (reed). Ian ‘tripped and fell into vending’, in the capacity of PR executive, before launching a specialist agency, ‘reynoldscopy’, dedicated to the UK Vending business. The company continues to represent the interests of many of the sector’s leading brands.

‘It’s all about telling stories’, he says. ‘We want to make every visit to PV a rewarding experience. By celebrating the achievements of the UK’s operating companies, we’re on a mission to debunk the idea that vending is retailing’s poor relation.’

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