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Entrant: Ogilvy UK, London
Brand: My Life My Say
Title: "You Already Vote, So Vote"
Corporate Name of Client: My Life My Say
Client Company: My Life My Say, London
Client Company Chief Executive: Mete Coban
Client Company Head of Partnerships: Dan Lawes
PR Company: Ogilvy UK
Agency: Ogilvy UK, London
Global Chief Creative Officer: Liz Taylor
Chief Creative Officer: Andre Laurentino
Agency Chief Executive Creative Director: Jules Chalkley
Executive Creative Directors: Nicola Wood/Andy Forrest
Agency Design Executive Creative Director: Dave Towers
Senior Copywriters: Dave Anderson/Ian Brassett/Adam Ronan/Alex Tizzard
Senior Art Directors: Dave Anderson/Ian Brassett/Adam Ronan/Alex Tizzard
Agency Project Manager: Lucy Stone
Agency Strategy Directors: Bianca Novaes/Kirsty Roxburgh
Agency Account Director: Gemma Ginsberg
Agency Consultant, Behavioural Science: David Fanner/Mike Hughes
Agency Creative Strategic Officer, PR: Charlie Coney
Agency Influence Creative Strategy Director: Rachel Porter
Agency Influence Account Manager: Madalena Meirelles
Production Company: Hogarth, London
Production Company Senior Producer: Zay Al-Saygh
Producer: Eleanor Hardcastle
Post-Producer: Leo Thornborough
Post-Production Companies Senior Video Editor & Motion Graphics Designer: Ed O’Rourke/Grant Gilchrist

Description:
In the UK, less than half of young people vote. 18-34 year olds are the least engaged. But the reality is… They love to vote. A staggering 68% actively vote in reality TV shows. So how do we get this generation to vote on something that can actually impact their lives?

Who better to encourage young people to vote, than the reality TV stars and shows they’ve already voted for? Using influencers, design elements and language from the biggest shows to encourage our audience to engage in elections. Demonstrating just how important and impactful voting can be. If you can take time out to vote for them, then you can vote on important issues in your life. The campaign was shared across all social platforms. Scannable OOH — inspired by reality TV shows — hit the streets, along with scannable cinema films, narrated by the iconic voice of Big Brother, shown across the country.

Combined earned reach of 1.7billion through national press. Generating more conversations and engagement on social platforms than any other Voter organisation’s campaign live at the same period. Making up 69% of the share of voice and surpassing the official registration campaign from the UK Government.

Under 34-year-olds represented 73.8% of the total registrations on deadline day. Over 113K people aged 18-34 registered to vote in just 24 hours of our campaign going live. A 350% surge compared to the day before and a 90% increase compared to the previous election.