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AgroFriday Campaign

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Strategy

Creativity

CRM

Paid Media

Influencer Marketing

Challenge

In previous years, Bayer’s Black Friday efforts in agribusiness were fragmented across different campaigns, channels, and distributors, resulting in a diluted message and limited engagement. The challenge for 2024 was to create a unified, compelling, and scalable narrative that stood out in a highly competitive environment. We needed to drive farmer participation across different crop cycles while simplifying a complex promotional mechanism that included product purchases, point accumulation, and timed redemptions with discounts of up to 80%.

Our approach

We launched AgroFriday as a two-phase campaign designed to drive early engagement and maximize conversions. 

The first phase (September–October) incentivized early purchases through boosted point accumulation and added cashback. The second phase (November) focused on creating urgency, allowing farmers to redeem those points during Black Friday for discounts of up to 80%. The campaign journey combined intelligent segmentation with a multichannel strategy: personalized CRM outreach (52 emails, 8 SMS, and WhatsApp activations), educational content (eBooks and YouTube videos), a strong social media presence (86 posts, 56 influencer activations, live social commerce), paid media (1.4 million display impressions), and in-field support from RTVs and distributor partners acting as campaign ambassadors. This hybrid approach balanced digital precision with local trust, making AgroFriday both impactful and culturally relevant in the agribusiness space.

Impact

This campaign didn’t just streamline Bayer’s promotional efforts—it set a new benchmark for how commercial, digital, and field strategies can come together to form one cohesive and high-impact ecosystem.

At a business level, we organically achieved:

R$91M in incremental revenue

+20% increase in product/service redemptions

43.5% of previously inactive customers reactivated

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