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Twitter Reacts to #SaveBHS Guerrilla Outdoor Campaign

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"We do not intend to go down without a fight"


British Home Stores, the retail giant which was last month entered into administration, has this week issued a rallying call for support. 

The guerrilla marketing campaign is aiming to draw attention BHS' 11,000 staff that will lose their jobs if BHS goes under, and saw the company light up iconic landmarks nationwide with the Union Jack flag and the #SaveBHS slogan.
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It was coordinated by marketing boss Tony Holdway, who said: 

"The campaign speaks on behalf of the 11,000 staff at risk and our millions of customers all over the UK who do not want to see another British institution disappear from the great British high street.


"We ask that everyone join us in support of British Home Stores, tweet or Instagram us with your messages using #SaveBHS. We do not intend to go down without a fight."

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100-foot tall images were projected on Marble Arch and Wellington Arch on Monday evening, before the Angel of the North was lit up with the BHS message on Tuesday. The brand also tried to project the image onto Big Ben but were foiled by the police. Further activity is expected throughout the week. 

Social media has been flooded with messages of support for the BHS brand as it hopes to avoid becoming the biggest loss to the high street since Woolworths demise eight years ago by attracting a new potential buyer to save its 164 stores across the UK.















Keep up to the date with this campaign with the hashtag #SaveBHS. Follow @MediaAG and @OOHInt on Twitter for the latest marketing and out of home news.



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