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Xero takes the late payments argument to Westminster

Digital 6-sheets on the Westminster platforms, aimed at the people who legislate on late payment as much as at the commuters beside them.

Software · Brand awareness · 2 weeks

A digital 6-sheet screen carrying a Xero advertisement, mounted against the board-marked concrete of Westminster station beside the sign for the eastbound District and Circle line platform.
Xero campaign
Brand
Xero
Objective
Brand awareness
Location
Westminster
Formats
Digital 6-sheet (D6)
Sector
Software
Flight
2 weeks

The challenge

Late payment is a structural problem for small businesses, draining cash flow and forcing operational decisions that have nothing to do with how well the business is run. Xero wanted the issue in front of the people with the power to change it.

The strategy

Rather than buy reach, buy proximity. The campaign concentrated on stations serving Westminster and the surrounding government estate, where the audience includes policymakers, advisers and the press alongside the ordinary weekday commute.

The execution

Digital 6-sheets ran on the Westminster platforms carrying a single line — stop late payments drowning small business — over an image of a small business submerged. Full motion on the D6 estate let the creative land in the seconds a passenger spends facing the screen.

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