Title | KNOCKOUT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE |
Brand | PHILIPPINE COMMISSION ON WOMEN |
Product / Service | DOMESTIC ABUSE AWARENESS |
Category | F01. Engagement Platform |
Entrant | TRIBAL WORLDWIDE PHILIPPINES Taguig City, THE PHILIPPINES |
Entrant Company | TRIBAL WORLDWIDE PHILIPPINES Taguig City, THE PHILIPPINES |
Advertising Agency | TRIBAL WORLDWIDE PHILIPPINES Taguig City, THE PHILIPPINES |
Media Agency | TOUCH BPN Taguig City, THE PHILIPPINES |
Name | Company | Position |
---|---|---|
Eugene Demata | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Executive Creative Director |
Dan Pambid | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Creative Director |
Ali Sadsad | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Copywriter |
Tal Tantuico | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Art Director |
Alon Marquez | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Art Director |
Anna Chua-Norbert | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Senior Account Executive |
Raffy Raralio | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Account Executive |
John Lucas | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Managing director |
Diane Chua, Chewy Chua | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Managing Partners |
Joses Sacilioc | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Digital Strategist |
Tricie Amador | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Junior Digital Strategist |
Eric Peña, Val Basinilio, Abby Co | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Social Intelligence |
Karen Krishna Nicolas | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Social Advertising Manager |
Ayie Tama, Sharki Librada | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | Print Producers |
Byron Valenzuela | Tribal Worldwide Philippines | FA Artist |
Raul Montifar, Miko Montifar, Rico Galang, Sheila Ortega | Montifar Photography | Photographers |
Haydee Nano, Doms Barbacena | Strawberry Jam | Printer |
Jen Delica, Lloyd Galban, Ces Guangco, Joyce Seludo | Proface Pallettes | Make up |
Ela Chua, Candice Rodriguez, Theda Eugenio | Touch BPN | Media |
Tahl Mejia-Gopez, Paulo Bautista, Maricar Angeles | Ripple8 | PR |
Solution The best time to spotlight domestic violence directed against women by their intimate partners. So we mimicked the “Battle for Greatness” poster and placed it with titles that represent the physical, emotional and psychological abuse women experience, and where violence occurs- from the privacy of their homes and sometimes, in the public eye. We released one poster a day within 3 days before the actual fight, and strategically placed them next to the promotional posters - in print, online and on-ground. This simple strategic placements made people do a double take to get a closer look at the posters.
Results Within 3 days before the fight, the three posters reached more than a million people, generating free impressions worth P8,000,000. -1,129,968 impressions in 3 days -906 times more than the average reach of PCW posts -1,000,000 awareness value -2,000,000 engagement value -5,000,000 advocacy value Total digital values of P8,000,000 The campaign was effective in creating awareness for the fights everyone should be watching out for, proving we can all knockout domestic violence.
The Brief Filipinos and the rest of the world waited more than five years to witness the showdown between the two greatest boxers of the generation. Dubbed the “Fight of the Century”, it was the most anticipated fight in years. Philippine Commission on Women, the recognized government authority that champions women’s empowerment and gender equality in the Philippines, wanted to shine a light on bigger, neglected fights that happen almost everyday in Filipino homes – domestic violence.