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The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) engaged MKTG to influence the attitudes and behaviors of the Victorian football community concerning low-level speeding. The campaign aimed to leverage the partnership between TAC and Melbourne Victory (MV) to deliver a crucial road safety message: "Victory is slowing down on the road."

Solution

To engage fans and raise awareness, MKTG developed a comprehensive campaign that included a memory test game featuring TAC messages and visuals. This game was played live by a Melbourne Victory player during half-time, encouraging fan interaction and education. Additionally, we created a suite of assets to support the campaign, including custom visuals for Pride and All Abilities rounds. As part of the deliverables, we produced a television commercial (TVC) end-to-end, showcasing the risks of low-level speeding. The TVC featured Melbourne Victory players to enhance engagement and authenticity while delivering a critical road safety message.

Memory Test Game

Delivered digitally across mobile, big screen and super screen during match days, and in-person at the All Abilities Gala.

Creative Delivery

Key visuals developed for social media, eDMs, and the Chairman’s Function. Tailored All Abilities and coin toss creative, plus bespoke LEDs for Pride Round.

TVC Production

We delivered a fully integrated television commercial (TVC) that puts the spotlight on the dangers of low-level speeding, working with production company Motion Mavericks. Featuring players from Melbourne Victory, the campaign blends authenticity with impact - using familiar faces to help land an important road safety message with cut-through.

Measuring brand impact

Built a dashboard to measure match-to-match results on overall growth, engagement and TAC’s road safety campaign messaging.

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Results

Average survey completion rate

81%

Of fans at match day considered the TAC messaging.

89%

Average engagement rate with the Memory Test Game

50%

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