Title | AQUA 242: KURMIN |
Brand | DANONE |
Product / Service | DANONE AQUA |
Category | D01. Social Video |
Entrant | DANONE Jakarta, INDONESIA |
Idea Creation | LION & LION Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA |
Media Placement | LION & LION Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA |
Production | LION & LION Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA |
Name | Company | Position |
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Steven Ghoos | Lion & Lion | Managing Director |
David Web | Lion & Lion | Head of Creatives |
Muhammad Robbyansyah | Lion & Lion | Creative Director |
Doni Alexander | Lion & Lion | Senior Art Director |
Anindhita Adhiwijayanti | Lion & Lion | Senior Copywriter |
Rifky Septiaji | Lion & Lion | Group Head of Social |
Trisca Dewi | Lion & Lion | Head of Social |
Kanira Supono | Lion & Lion | Social Media Strategist |
Fernando Sarael | Lion & Lion | Creative Director |
Fauzan Akbar | Lion & Lion | Client Lead |
Annur Hanggiro | Lion & Lion | Client Manager |
- We coined the term “Kurmin” which is short of kurang minum (lack of water) and communicated the message of healthy hydration via a catchy song. To make it more effective, we partnered with a popular singing group - Trio AIR. - The music video was amplified in multiple content formats - video cut downs for YouTube and Facebook as well, Instagram Stories. - Trio AIR, the group who sang the song, also helped distribute the content as their fans shared the music video across multiple social media platforms.
- More than 23M reach - Gained 1.3M total views and 319k total engagement through Digital Ambassador’s channel organically - 8.2% Facebook Engagement Rate (1.2% higher than benchmark) - 83% YouTube retention rate (40% higher than benchmark) - 4:47 average time spent on website (4:09 higher than benchmark) Overall, we got Indonesians to sing their way to healthy hydration!
- Looking at 2018 online trends, Indonesian consumption of music and video content has continuously increased. - Indonesians rely on cues or “mnemonic devices” to help them remember things. - Indonesians love to use abbreviations. Senayan City is “Sency” and Kota Kasablanca is “Kokas”. There is a very popular habit of combining two words as one. - We leveraged on the Indonesian thirst for music and video content and the habit of using cues or “mnemonic devices”.
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