The new work builds on the success of the long standing ‘A Dare Fix’ll Fix It’ brand platform, offering a refreshed look and feel and giving Dare an enhanced role as the voice of reason for everyday Aussies.
The campaign’s hero film, directed by Good Oil’s Dave Wood, follows Ryan, a flight attendant whose uncaffeinated brain leaves the plane’s passengers looking for answers that only Dare can provide.
Launching alongside contextual OOH and digital, the work evolves the brand’s look and feel for a new wave of Dare drinkers.
Matt Gray, general manager – brand and innovation, BEGA Group, said, “Dare has built a reputation on giving Australians mental clarity, and will reinforce this as the refreshing voice of reason when a brain fade takes hold, so that you can be at your best. We’re excited to partner with the talented team at Thinkerbell to continue the evolution of our enduring brand platform, A Dare Fix’ll Fix It.”
Suzi Williamson, head thinker, Thinkerbell said, “It’s all about being able to provide a timely moment of clarity when you need it most, wrapped up in that playful Dare tone that the brand is so famous for.”
Millie Hawkes, account director at Starcom Australia, said, “Our approach for this latest campaign was to launch with impact, maintaining Dare’s already high brand awareness, while continuing to build mental availability by associating the brand with contextually relevant formats and environments. We're thrilled to continue our ongoing partnership with Dare, and to have worked alongside Thinkerbell to bring this campaign to life.”
Tom Wenborn, chief creative tinker, Thinkerbell, said, “The team has absolutely loved the opportunity to extend the A Dare Fix’ll Fix It platform. It’s one of those iconic, enduring brand expressions that demands a certain type of creative idea.”