How We Work - Assessment

We are aware that our ability to assess and report on the perceived effectiveness of a Hotcow campaign is just as vital as its creation, development and execution.

Before we undertake any project on your behalf we will conduct an in-depth review of all the information that you have given us, to ensure that we deliver a great result that meets your expectations.

As part of our discussions, we will ensure that we understand what your definition of a successful campaign is. Creating something imaginative and original and delivering it on time and within budget is essential, but without confidence that a lasting result has been delivered you, as a client, will never be entirely satisfied.

Once the activity is completed, or at important milestones for longer campaigns, we will provide you with a report on the results of our work. This report will include information on how successful the campaign has been and exactly why we believe this – none of our presentations to you will be shrouded in jargon. We believe in plain speaking. You will always receive photos and we also put together a video clip of the activity.

We are also able to provide additional assessment tools including, focus groups, and field surveys, data analysis and independent ‘mystery shoppers’ who will provide detailed feedback on their event experience.

Clients come to Hotcow for many reasons; our creativity, our ability to deliver, our passion for our work. Clients stay with Hotcow because they see exceptional results.

 

Work in the Field

Silentnight Bed Booth

Experiential Activity: To promote the Sleepetc philosophy we brought to life a roaming bed booth that allowed potential customers to experience life on a Silentnight bed...some good old fashioned bouncing got people smiling and interacting with the team.
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Moo Talk

Subservient Chicken is Five Years Old - Viral Marketing

Five years ago, two companies called The Barbarian Group and Crispin, Porter + Bogusky launched a microsite three days in advance of the late night broadcast of some TV ads for their client Burger King.
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Last Update: Thursday, September 9 2010