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Heineken’s “L0VE.L0VE” Limited-Edition Campaign at the U.S. Open

Heineken is bridging tennis tradition and brand innovation with its “L0VE.L0VE” campaign—limited-edition Heineken 0.0 cans released during the U.S. Open. The branding nods to tennis lingo (“love-love” equals 0–0 score) while promoting non-alcoholic beer as both stylish and socially acceptable. After selling out onsite in 2024 and boosting on-site NA beer sales by 25%, Heineken expanded availability to retail this year. The campaign also includes Grand Central Station sampling and Out-of-Home activations to broaden reach beyond stadium-goers.

Key Takeaways

• Event-driven exclusivity strengthens brand resonance: Limited-edition items tap into event culture to elevate product desirability.

• Sampling drives repeat purchasing: With a 44% repeat-purchase rate, physical experiences boost long-term brand conversion.

• Moderation meets trendiness: Positioning non-alcoholic beer as “moderation made cool” helps reach wider audiences in public and licensed spaces.

• Omni-channel rollout maximizes impact: Combining event buzz with retail availability extends campaign life and amplifies engagement.

• Consistency in sponsorship pays off: Decades of U.S. Open involvement give campaigns like L0VE.L0VE authentic credibility.

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