Ocean Park Embraces Interactive Marketing

June 7, 2009

Ocean Park Revamped Website in May 2009

Ocean Park, the true Hong Konger’s theme park, has just taken more initiatives to embraces digital and interactive marketing to promote their recently open Amazing Asian Animals. They revamped their website, created an online platform in tvb.com and setup their official Facebook page.

Revamped Ocean Park Web Site

Ocean Park's Revamped Website - Amazing Asian Animals▲ Ocean Park’s Revamped Website of Amazing Asian Animals

Ocean Park revamped thier website and launched it at the end of May. The website looks much refreshing and likely targets to youngsters. Heavy flash animation are used and Facebook fan page is also introduced for the first time.

Interactive Campaing on TVB.com

TVB.com MyTV Ocean Park's Amaziing Animals Interactive Campaing▲ Ocean Park’s Interactive Campaing on TVB.com’s MyTV

TVB.com MyTV Ocean Park's Amaziing Animals Interactive Campaing Q&A▲ Ocean Park’s Q&A in the Interactive Campaign

Ocean Park partners with TVB.com to launch an interactive campaign as well. They put a few videos about the new Amazing Asian Animals on MyTV to introduce their new residents like giant panda, red panda, Chinese giant salamander. After viewing those clips, users can try the Q&A and get a chance to win tickets to Ocean Park.

Ocean Park’s Facebook Fan Page

Ocean Park Official Fan Page▲ Ocean Park’s offical Facebook Fan Page

The theme park try-out social media as well to promote themselves among the younger generation. It launches their offical Facebook fan page recently and posted some events, photos, etc. to engaged its fans. However, it’s seems the other user-created fan page are much more engaging with Ocean Park’s funny ads.

After all, I am happy to see Ocean Park has visioned that interactive marketing is the key factor of success advertising campaign. I wish they will promote this true theme park of Hong Kong succesfully to the world through the new media.

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