Bauer lands Schwarzkopf for six-figure promotion
Sarah Crawley-Boevey, Media Week, Monday, 14 July 2008, 2:20pm,
LONDON - Bauer Advertising has secured a six-figure ad deal with hair care brand Schwarzkopf across both the print and web versions of Heat and More magazines.
The deal will focus on the company's Live Color XXL product with a Hair Icon campaign, beginning today.
Readers will be encouraged to upload videos and photos of themselves to heatworld.com and moremagazine.co.uk demonstrating their style.
Print activity will include advertorials in the two participating magazines from tomorrow (15 July) until October, when the competition winner will be revealed in the magazines.
There will be categories according to hair colour and the winner will be named a "Hair Icon". An overall winner will be chosen at the beginning of October and revealed in the magazine and online.
Street teams in London, Leeds, Manchester and Bristol will also be out and about looking for girls to be entered into the competition.
The deal is the latest Schwarzkopf campaign to run in More magazine via Bauer Advertising.
This article was first published on Media Week
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