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Nissan switches ad focus to ‘innovation’

Nissan is moving away from its urban-themed ad campaigns with a fresh pan-European marketing strategy flagging up the car marque’s innovation.

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The car marque is introducing the strap-line "Nissan. Innovation that excites", which will debut in a campaign for its Juke model in the UK next month.

The push, created by TBWA\London, TBWA\G1 and \Else, shows a Juke being built in extreme situations.

The TV ad features a driver plummeting from a plane while other sky-divers build the model around him in mid-air.

It marks a shift away from a product-led strategy to a more brand-led approach.

Nissan's advertising section manager for marketing, Timothée Gazeau, told Marketing that Nissan had previously targeted an audience of male first-time buyers for its Juke model.

He said the fresh approach would appeal to more women, who account for about 35% of its buyers.

Follow Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith on Twitter @LoullaMae_ES

This article was first published on marketingmagazine.co.uk

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