Average daily visits on the fan page increased 844%, when compared to the period before the action.By the end of the 40 days of the promotion, the fans on the Itaú Universitários fan page jumped from 12,403 to 47,055, growth of 279%The contents posted on the fan page were viewed 4,551,810 times and totaled 27,698 interactions with the publicThe promotion achieved our target audience and the objective of drawing their attention to the contents proposed by Itaú. Even after increasing four-fold the number of likes on the page, 83% of the fans are exactly the bank’s target.

The result of this combination was a scavenger hunt on the internet: the hunt for the Itaú’s Rock in Rio banners. During 40 days, thousands of college students had to search the internet for banners that would give them direct access to Rock in Rio. During this period, everyday, 10 banners were placed on specific pages that presented content related to the event (lodging in Rio, news on rock bands, financial tips on how to save money, etc). Participants had to register at Itaú Universitários Fanpage and follow the 10 daily tips. Each tip would help them find one of the banners. In finding one of the banners, they just had to click on it and go after the next one. The first person to find the 10 banners on that day would take home a pair of tickets.

As official sponsor of Rock in Rio 2011, Itaú (the number 1 bank in LATAM) was entitled to some tickets for the event. The objective of the action was to use 80 tickets to generate awareness for the project Itaú Universitários, increasing the traffic of the target audience (18-24) on the fanpage and engaging this audience with the content of the product and financial education proposed on the brand’s Facebook page which had been launched three months before and had 12,000 fans.Whenever a major event, such as this, is announced, people begin to look for any type of information on the internet, and many of these topics are directly related to financial education.With this in mind, we were sure that there would be much content to promote engagement and interaction with participants. We already had the bait to attract the public, the 80 tickets. Why not combine both?