Members then will have the opportunity to post their work of art on their Facebook profile to share with their friends. Once complete, they can playback their ad, which will play to the same theme music as the original spot. Upon entering the application, the Soul ad will start rolling and the user will be prompted to cut and mix their own cut of "This or That" by dragging five-second clips into a six-spot timeline. The interactive application, found at the bottom of the PetVille game page, invites users to click on an icon taken from the "This or That" spot to create their own Soul mash-up video. "Soul already has been well-received on Facebook and in social media, and we felt that integrating with Zynga's PetVille was the perfect platform to introduce the vehicle and the brand to new consumers in Soul's target demographic, in a fun and engaging way." "The immense popularity of the latest Kia Soul ad, especially with the Gen-Y crowd, made it an obvious fit for the popular PetVille game," said Michael Sprague, vice president, marketing of KMA. KMA is the first automotive manufacturer to partner with Zynga and SocialVibe on such an application, which will run through the end of July.
Building on the popularity of the beloved Kia Soul hamsters from the latest "This or That" ad campaign, PetVille users can become well-known mix masters themselves by creating "mash-ups" of the ad that can be shared with their online friends. Solidifying its position in social media, Kia Motors America (KMA) is furthering its online presence by teaming up with marketing agency SocialVibe and the popular Facebook®-hosted game PetVille, created by leading online game provider Zynga.
Kia Motors continues to expand in the social media realm.Adored Kia Soul hamsters focus of latest social media engagement application.
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