Title | MAMYPOKO BECOMES DADYPOKO |
Brand | UNICHARM CORPORATION |
Product / Service | MAMYPOKO DIAPERS |
Category | C04. Response / Real-time Activity |
Entrant | DENTSU JAYME SYFU Makati City, THE PHILIPPINES |
Idea Creation | DENTSU JAYME SYFU Makati City, THE PHILIPPINES |
Media | DENTSU JAYME SYFU Makati City, THE PHILIPPINES |
PR | DENTSU JAYME SYFU Makati City, THE PHILIPPINES |
Name | Company | Position |
---|---|---|
Barny Rivera | Dentsu Jayme Syfu | Associate Creative Director |
Edmar Villaflor | Dentsu Jayme Syfu | Associate Creative Director |
Pamela Manalac | Dentsu Jayme Syfu | Art Director |
Justine Oca | Dentsu Jayme Syfu | Associate Account Director |
Merlee Jayme | Dentsu Jayme Syfu | Chief Creative Officer |
Rey Tiempo | Dentsu Jayme Syfu | Executive Creative Director |
Gary Amante | Dentsu Jayme Syfu | Executive Creative Director |
On Father's Day, we changed the brand name MamyPoko to "DadyPoko". Then we challenged dads to prove that — just like moms — they can clean up after their babies.
We launched the campaign on Facebook by presenting a new DadyPoko logo on Father's Day. For one week, we created social media content geared towards fathers, and encouraged everyone to share pictures of dads changing their babies' diapers.
We received over 1,600 submissions -- 5 times more than the industry benchmark for crowdsourcing social posts! Total reach went as high as 1,325,560, with total impressions at 1,554,835. Thousands of proud moms uploaded pictures and expressed their love for their husbands. And best of all, MamyPoko helped dads prove they are man enough to give a mother's love.
Moms and dads alike were inspired to share their family photos and post heartfelt messages while also showing their trust for our product. Brand love for MamyPoko also grew exponentially, and this campaign persuaded thousands of Facebook fans to become active on our page.
Most marketing materials for diaper brands are addressed towards moms, so we wanted to challenge this stereotype by focusing on a new target market that's uncommon for the category: dads.