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UK Takeaways
Takeaway Packaging
Woman holding a TOM Life Insurance 'This pizza could have got you 2 months of life insurance' pizza box in a restaurant
Targeting

Value-conscious takeaway customers

Life insurance is a hard sell to a young, price-sensitive audience who see the category as complicated and expensive. A pun-led message on pizza boxes reframed the product as simple, cheap and worth a second look, then a second wave on chicken shop boxes extended reach with fresh creative.

Stack of TOM Life Insurance 'Stop cluckin' about' chicken takeaway boxes on a chicken shop counter
Challenge

A young uninterested audience

Younger audiences actively avoid financial services advertising, viewing the category as irrelevant to a relaxed, social moment like ordering a takeaway. Running a second phase risks fatigue if the creative does not evolve alongside the format.

TOM Life Insurance 'This chicken could have got you 2 months of life insurance' takeaway boxes on a chicken shop counter
Why it worked

Low-pressure, incentivised messaging

Landing on pizza boxes during a genuinely low-pressure moment, the message reframed cost as accessible, from £5 a month, with a prize draw incentivising sign-up. Moving phase two to chicken shop boxes reached a distinct set of takeaway customers with new creative while retaining the same simple call to action.