HELP FIND ME

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TitleHELP FIND ME
BrandMISSING PERSONS ADVOCACY NETWORK
Product / ServiceNON-PROFIT ORGANISATION
CategoryD01. Web Banner
EntrantGREY GROUP Singapore, SINGAPORE
Entrant Company GREY GROUP Singapore, SINGAPORE
Advertising Agency GREY GROUP Singapore, SINGAPORE

Credits

Name Company Position
Ali Shabaz Grey Group Singapore Chief Creative Officer
Jorge Thauby/Cinzia Crociani/Julian Gutierrez Grey Group Singapore Creative Director
Sudhir Pasumarty Grey Group Singapore Art Director
Karn Singh / Sudhir Pasumarty Grey Group Singapore Copywriter
Sandeep Bhardwaj Grey Group Singapore Developer
Balasubramanaiyan Suruliraj Grey Group Singapore Developer
Amanda Rendell Grey Group Singapore Account Manager
Madina Kalyayeva Grey Group Singapore Senior Account Manager
Sashi Kumar Grey Group Singapore Planner
Huma Qureshi Grey Group Singapore Regional Director, PR & Corporate Communications
Yanrong Pang Grey Group Singapore Regional Corporate Communication Executive
Julian Liston Senate SHJ Senior Client Executive
Angela Scalfidi Senate SHJ Partner and Head Of Change
Jacinta Loo/ Harie Herman Greyworks Producer
Timothy Lee/Pauline Toh Greyworks Editor
Azmi Jaffar The Gunnery Executive Producer
Evan Roberts The Gunmery Voice Over Artist/Audio Engineer
Marco Iodice Greyworks Sound Designer/Composer
Tan Giap How Grey Group Singapore Head of Art

Creative Execution

MPAN launched ‘Help Find Me’ – a world-first, nationwide initiative with the potential to reach almost every Australian. When a user lands on a website and uses the search function, the profile of a missing person will automatically appear. A link to the website is included for anyone who may have information, want to learn more, or get involved. ‘Help Find Me’ also partnered with corporate Australia, with many companies ‘donating’ the use of their high-traffic website for the cause. Companies including St George Banking Group, Bank of Melbourne, and Mitre10, are some of the major corporations involved in the campaign.

‘Help Find Me’ reached out to over 10 million Australians, covering close to 43% of the total population. The average time spent on the banner was 1:30 minutes, 3.5 times more than rich media banners. The campaign gained further momentum by featuring in over 150 print and online publications, aiding in the amplification of the message of MPAN across the country. With zero media investment, ‘Help Find Me’ earned over AUD190,000 (USD150,000) in media value. Most importantly, the campaign helped MPAN reached a much larger audience in its continued bid to raise awareness of Australia’s missing persons.

38,000 people go missing in Australia each year. That is one person every 15 minutes. This is a campaign about how Missing Persons Advocacy Network (MPAN), a non-profit organization, transformed the Internet’s most important feature – the search bar, creating an innovative, fast and efficient channel to aid finding a missing person. Search engines are the foundation of the Internet, allowing us to bring order to vastness of the web in mere milliseconds. This gave rise to the opportunity to turn a web user’s first point of contact from a functional tool, into one that engages the community as a collective and help families and friends of missing Australians who might not have any resources or avenues to find their loved one. Missing persons is a serious community issue, one that MPAN hopes to eradicate by turning Australia into one big search engine to find their missing

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