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Gluco Teddy Moved Into the Game World

Gluco Teddy Moved Into the Game World

Virtual billboards. Real attention. Gluco Teddy placed its brand inside Pakistan's most-played mobile games and hit near-perfect viewability across 32 days.

Client

EBM Pakistan

Agency

Starcom

Games

Cooking Max, World Cricket Championship 1 & 3, Stealth Master, RACE

Date

May 15, 2025

Format

In-Game Billboard — 3D Virtual Environment

Duration

30 July – 31 August (32 days)

Brand

Gluco Teddy

Platform

IION In-Game Network

Goal vs Delivered

4,000,000 goal → 4,001,868 delivered (100.05%)

Client

EBM Pakistan

Brand

Gluco Teddy

Format

In-Game Billboard — 3D Virtual Environment

Games

Cooking Max, World Cricket Championship 1 & 3, Stealth Master, RACE

Goal vs Delivered

4,000,000 goal → 4,001,868 delivered (100.05%)

Date

May 15, 2025

Agency

Starcom

Platform

IION In-Game Network

Duration

30 July – 31 August (32 days)

Client

EBM Pakistan

Date

May 15, 2025

Brand

Gluco Teddy

Agency

Starcom

Format

In-Game Billboard — 3D Virtual Environment

Platform

IION In-Game Network

Games

Cooking Max, World Cricket Championship 1 & 3, Stealth Master, RACE

Duration

30 July – 31 August (32 days)

Goal vs Delivered

4,000,000 goal → 4,001,868 delivered (100.05%)

The Challenge

Gluco Teddy — EBM Pakistan's beloved glucose biscuit brand — needed a high-reach brand awareness campaign that could cut through in an increasingly cluttered digital environment. Standard display advertising in mobile apps was delivering low viewability, high frequency fatigue, and click-through rates so low they barely registered. The brand needed something inside the content, not competing with it.

The brief was reach-first: 4 million impressions, delivered in a brand-safe environment, with verified viewability. The audience was Pakistan's mobile gaming population — predominantly the 18–35 demographic that represents the household purchasing influence for Gluco Teddy. But this audience wasn't engaged by standard mobile banners.

The agency, Starcom, challenged Happy Ads to prove that in-game advertising could deliver at scale with viewability numbers that standard programmatic display couldn't match — across Pakistan's most popular gaming titles without creative quality compromises.

The Solution

Happy Ads deployed Gluco Teddy on in-game billboard advertising via IION's in-game network. Gluco Teddy's creative appeared as branded billboards within virtual game environments — 3D surfaces that are architecturally part of the game world, structurally viewable. Unlike display banners that sit on top of the game, in-game billboards are part of the environment.

The campaign ran across five top Pakistani mobile games: Cooking Max: Cooking Games, World Cricket Championship 1 & 3, Stealth Master, and RACE: Rocket Arena Car Extreme. The game selection was deliberate — cooking games reach Pakistan's female homemaker audience (prime Gluco Teddy purchaser), while cricket and racing games reach the 18–35 male demographic. Multi-game distribution gave Gluco Teddy simultaneous presence across the full household decision-making audience.

The campaign ran 32 days from July 30 to August 31, delivering 4,001,868 impressions against a 4,000,000 goal — essentially perfect delivery at 100.05% — with a 99.96% viewability rate. The 1,686,357 unique users reached represents a meaningful share of Pakistan's active mobile gaming population, exposed to Gluco Teddy branding in a high-attention, unskippable in-game context.

Key Results

4.0M

Impressions (100.05% of goal)

99.96%

Viewability Rate

1.68M

Unique Users Reached

32

Days — Perfect Delivery

Key Insights

99.96% Viewability: The Structural Advantage of Being Part of the Game

99.96% Viewability: The Structural Advantage of Being Part of the Game

Cooking Games + Cricket Games = Full Household Reach in One Buy

Cooking Games + Cricket Games = Full Household Reach in One Buy

Perfect Delivery at 100.05% — Why In-Game Does Not Waste Budget

Perfect Delivery at 100.05% — Why In-Game Does Not Waste Budget