We recently won the Tesco business and immediately started work on their 2012 Christmas campaign. Here are some of the first TV ads from that campaign.

Here's what Matt Atkinson of Tesco said about the thinking behind the campaign on the Tesco 'Talking Shop' blog.

It's the little things that make Christmas
When we looked long and hard at our Christmas campaign this year with
our friends at Wieden + Kennedy, we wanted our focus to be on what
matters to the families of Britain and that we deliver what matters.

The campaign treats Christmas as a feeling, not a season, made up of
lots of little things which build towards that feeling. We want to help
our customers create their perfect Christmas by helping with those
things that matter – the sherry tipple which brings on Gran’s afternoon
nap, the people you love sitting down together to a glittering table of
good festive food, the ritual donning of paper hats.  We want Tesco to
play a small but important part in everyone’s Christmas plans by helping
with those elements which make it Christmas. So we’ve been working hard
across the business to capture them, to put this insight at the heart
of our Christmas plans and build our advertising campaign around them. 
We will focus on a single mission; celebrating the things that matter
this Christmas, and making them better.

All of the work will be unified under this key thought, and brought
together into a truly multichannel and integrated programme, that
provides Tesco with one voice this Christmas. This story will be played
out in TV, print, in-store and on-line and even a little green hat will
be appearing on the outside of two hundred stores to get us all in the
mood.

Watch this space for more as the campaign develops in the run-up to Christmas.

As part of our Nando’s ‘Find Yourself’ campaign, we’re also running Spotify ads offering up a different spice for listeners based
on their preference in music. So if you appreciate distorted power chords
marinated in barbaric bass, you’ll like your chicken Extra Hot. Whereas if
you’d rather something a little more alternative, Drum ‘n’ Yodel perhaps,
then Mango and Lime’s for you.

Alternative

Metal

Pop

RnB

Rock

Tactical press furthers the idea by tying in 'Find Yourself' with current events.

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