- David Gianatasio

Baskin-Robbins has hired Boston consultancy Pile + Co. to
lead a review of its ad account.
The client spent $14 million last year in domestic measured media
and $11 million through the first eight months of 2008, per
Nielsen.
The Canton, Mass.-based ice-cream chain was the last client handled
by Cliff Freeman and Partners in New York. That iconic agency
closed its doors late last month.
In May, CFP rolled out a major campaign for Baskin-Robbins that
played up the chain's long-standing major point of differentiation:
it's selection of flavors.
An initial ad showed kids bombarding a white ice cream truck with
colorful explosions. The tagline was: "Don't be so vanilla." The
effort also included an iPhone app called the Yay! Button that
helped consumers find the nearest Baskin-Robbins location.
Nielsen Business
Media
Baskin-Robbins Seeks New Shop
Nov 17, 2009
- David Gianatasio

Baskin-Robbins has hired Boston consultancy Pile + Co. to lead a review of its ad account.
The client spent $14 million last year in domestic measured media and $11 million through the first eight months of 2008, per Nielsen.
The Canton, Mass.-based ice-cream chain was the last client handled by Cliff Freeman and Partners in New York. That iconic agency
closed its doors late last month.
In May, CFP rolled out a major campaign for Baskin-Robbins that played up the chain's long-standing major point of differentiation: it's selection of flavors.
An initial ad showed kids bombarding a white ice cream truck with colorful explosions. The tagline was: "Don't be so vanilla." The effort also included an iPhone app called the Yay! Button that helped consumers find the nearest Baskin-Robbins location.
Nielsen Business Media