Wonga rival Peachy.co.uk appoints Goodstuff Communications and US London

By Maisie McCabe, campaignlive.co.uk, Monday, 28 January 2013 12:42PM

Peachy.co.uk, the short-term loan company, has appointed Goodstuff Communications and US London to its £2m media planning and buying and creative accounts respectively.

Peachy: Wonga rival appoints Goodstuff Communications and US London

Peachy: Wonga rival appoints Goodstuff Communications and US London

The first work by Goodstuff and US London is a TV campaign running on digital channels including ITV2, ITV4 and E4.

The first campaign is designed as a brand response ad, aligning Peachy.co.uk with music. Future campaigns will be more creatively led.

Katre Kaarenperk, chief marketing officer at Peachy.co.uk, said: "Peachy.co.uk is a young and fast growing brand in UK market. We are excited and keen to offer to the market new vision and approach.

"For doing that in a best way we need partners who shares our thoughts and ideas and who wants to grow with us. That is why we have chosen Goodstuff Communications and US London. "

US London is a creative company, which has worked with Goodstuff on clients such as Anne Summers.

Andrew Stephens, a co-founder of Goodstuff, said: "Peachy want to differentiate and position themselves as a more positive choice in this growing market. We are excited by their appetite for ideas and are looking forward to giving market leaders a run for their money."

Wonga-style lender Peachy.co.uk is owned by Cash on Go and offers short-term loans of up to £500 through its website with a representative APR of 1058%.

This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk

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