The idea of 'Man Flu' has been used in advertising a fair few times but Holler Sydney and Flying Fish have taken the idea one step further and created an online and interactive cure for 'Man Flu', in the form of Flo the Online Pamperer, to accompany the products. The campaign is a Facebook app hosted on onlinepamperer.au and takes user information to generate specific content.
Flo, the Online Pamperer, was created to provide flu-afflicted men with round the clock care and give their partners a much needed break. Users can enter the site and get different content depending on their gender, by clicking on either a "girls" or "guys" enter here button. Girls are given a short video explaining how the Online Pamperer can look after their suffering boyfriend with the help of Lemsip and Strepsils. The girls are also given the opportunity to enter a competition to win a spa break.
The "guys" side of the site has to be accessed with a Facebook login so the app can access the likes to tailor the content for the men. For example the Online Pamperer can play their favourite music, based on their Facebook likes, to cheer them up.
Flo can also explain 'Man Flu', take the men's temperature and text their partner to bring home more medicine. The website is interactive and users can move easily through each category by clicking on a bell. The products are integrated throughout the videos.
Users of the Online Pamperer are also offered and exclusive discount on Lemsip and Strepsils products.
The Online Pamperer has just launched on http://onlinepamperer.com.au and Facebook.
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