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Weetabix returns to TV with new campaign

Cereal brand Weetabix is bringing back the strapline “someone’s had their Weetabix” in a new television campaign.

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The ad, created by WCRS will break on Saturday (31 October) during The X Factor on ITV.

The 90-second ad depicts a traditional steeplechase, and focuses on a jockey that falls at the first fence, and goes on to win the race after running it on foot.

Sally Abbott, Weetabix marketing director says the campaign marks a “return to humour” for the brand and aims to communicate the message that having a good breakfast can help you take on any challenge.

The TV campaign also includes 60- and 30-second executions of the advert.

In August, the Lion Capital owned cereal brand launched an on-pack promotion giving away cash from a prize pool of £1m with the aim of attracting new consumers and encouraging repeat purchases from existing consumers.

Readers' comments (9)

  • this advert is brilliant :)

    really fun :)

    xx

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  • this is brill, really made me chuckle,

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  • Excellent ad and very funny! Luv it! Can Weetabix do that for me and my horse? : )

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  • Great Advert - does anyone know where it was filmed or who the jockeys are in the ad?

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  • All the jockeys should have Weetabix down their breeches in real racing to take this to the next level

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  • Hilarious ad, It looks like it was filmed at Newton Abbot, Devon. Can anyone confirm or dismiss ?

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  • who is the jockey in the advert and where was it filmed

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  • ive been told jockey is j quinn. dont know if its true

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  • its untrue, the jockey is played by Irish actor Anthony Morris.

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