Brand Content & Entertainment
This category is for efforts that effectively reached their audience through the creation of original branded content that is not advertising. The award honors branded content led ideas that are the heart of the communications program.
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2023 BRONZE
BREAKING RADIO CALISTHENICS
While JBL remains popular among old-school audio enthusiasts, younger generations do not see it as a brand for them. To change this perception, JBL turned to a seemingly outdated trend among young people: Japanese radio calisthenics, a form of gymnastic dance. By incorporating elements of breakdancing into the traditional moves, JBL introduced a whole new style called “Breaking Radio Calisthenics,” an instant hit that quickly engaged millions of young people. JBL transformed an outdated and dull dance style into a hip contemporary trend and in doing so modernized its brand.
Brand:
JBL
Client:
HARMAN International
Agency:
BBDO Tokyo
Language:
2023 BRONZE
Maya: The Anthem of Financial Freedom
This is the story of how Maya rose to become the fastest-growing digital bank in the Philippines, by taking a significant step towards bridging the banking gap. The key to its success lies in its bold approach to digital banking, which no other bank in the country would dare to do. It transformed Gen Z interests (music, arts, gaming) and turned it all into a cohesive campaign. For the first time ever, a bank topped the music charts, breaking away from the conventional ways of advertising for a bank.
Brand:
Maya Philippines
Client:
Maya Philippines
Agency:
Bates CHI&Partners Manila
Language:
2023 BRONZE
Men's Choice Matter
Facing the cultural challenge of HPV being perceived predominantly as a female concern, MSD sought to boost HPV relevancy among men. Recognizing HPV as a gender-neutral virus inspired us to associate it not just with cervical cancer, but also with head and neck cancers prevalent in men, thereby broadening its perceived relevance. We crafted a web of linked content on social platform centered around an interactive drama-game to emphasize the message that HPV may seem inevitable but is avoidable through informed decisions. This immersive experience effectively shifted men's HPV perceptions.
Brand:
hpv.com.hk
Client:
Merck Sharp & Dohme (Asia) Limited
Agency:
Narrow Door Limited
Language:
English