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KSA will hold a winter sale from November 20th to December 27th with various promotions and advertisements across multiple channels. Sale promotions will include banners on store facades, in-store televisions, wall branding, backlit boxes, mall LED screens, outdoor branding, megacoms, SMS messages, truck branding, and sale flyers. The sale will offer customers discounts of 20-70% off products across KSA.
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- 1. KSA – Winter Sale 20th November – 27th December
- 2. Press Creative – Horizontal
- 3. In Store
- 4. KSA Window Facade - http://mbf.me/2POkmk
- 5. Canvas • To be used where entrance panels are not available
- 6. In store Televisions • Territories to create a simple loop animation with Sale Creative below, Use Lasky horizontal creative
- 7. In Mall & Store Facades
- 10. Wall Branding KSA Sale Units WallBranding - http://mbf.me/9ClzPt
- 11. Back Lit Boxes • Image with Sale message sale creative to used (Ariston) KSA Sale Units BackLit Boxes-09 - http://mbf.me/6ZzMLR
- 12. Mall Branding – Vertical
- 13. Mall LED Screen KSA Sale Units Mall LED Screen - http://mbf.me/LFNvbX
- 14. Outdoor Branding
- 15. Bridge Banner KSA Sale Units BridgeBanner-03.ai - http://mbf.me/52RiLE
- 16. Unipole – Qatif – Single Language KSA Sale Units OutdoorBanner-03.ai - http://mbf.me/sjGLnE
- 17. Megacoms KSA Sale Units MegaComs- http://mbf.me/PZKp58
- 18. Other Media
- 19. SMS – Sale Home Centre Sale now on! Rush to our stores across the Kingdom and Get 20 -70% off on everything! KSA- Sale SMS SMS – Further Reduction Further reduction at the Home Centre Sale. Enjoy 20-70% off in our stores across the Kingdom KSA- Sale SMS SMS – Last Few Days Last few days of the Home Centre Sale. Enjoy 20-70% off in our stores across the Kingdom KSA - Sale SMS
- 20. Truck Branding – Back Side & Driver Side
- 21. Home Centre Website – Home Page
- 22. Facebook Page
- 23. Facebook Page
- 24. Sale Flyer - Front & Back Page
- 25. Sale Flyer – Inside Pages
- 26. Thank You..!
Editor's Notes
- Need a Mock Up – Image to be made lower, 70 to be increased
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- Mock Up + Revised Unit
- Mock Up + Single Language + Only Unit
- Unit Bigger
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- Mock UP
- Strip Option