Belu Water ‘The Rain in Spain should never be sent by plane.’ 
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Agency: Paul Belford
Year:2012
Brand: Belu Water (UK)



File Under ︎ Copywriting with personality







👀  Industry: Drinks 


ONE thing this ad does well (AKA Copywriting Tip):


Communicating product facts is good. Dramatizing facts and making them interesting is even better.


⇝ “The Rain in Spain should never be sent by plane. ”





Side note: Let's imagine you run the UK's Most Ethical Bottled Water Belu. And you want to launch an ad campaign showing your new packaging.

Hard facts: Belu is carbon neutral, that's why Belu doesn't import or export its water. Belu is also a 'not for profit' enterprise, and they donate 100% of their profits to the charity WaterAid.

Now here's what you could say: “Fresh new look, the same old Ethical Bottled Water”

But this sounds a bit bland.

Now read what Creative agency Paul Belford wrote:


"The Rain in Spain should never be sent by plane."

Then the body copy clarifies the BIG idea and expands the claim:



"Or boat or truck for that matter. At Belu, we have one simple rule: We will never import of export water. Because we want to be 100% carbon neutral. And unlike any other bottled water, we donate all our profits to WaterAid. Belu. Made with mineral water and ethics.”



A much more memorable way of dramatizing Belu’s green credentials, wouldn’t you agree?