Title | INLIFE SHEROES #INAKO FOR FINANCIAL INCLUSIVITY |
Brand | INSULAR LIFE |
Product / Service | SHEROES |
Category | G07. Corporate Purpose & Social Responsibility |
Entrant | SVEN Manila, THE PHILIPPINES |
Idea Creation | SVEN Manila, THE PHILIPPINES |
Media Placement | SVEN Manila, THE PHILIPPINES |
PR | SVEN Manila, THE PHILIPPINES |
Production | SVEN Manila, THE PHILIPPINES |
Post Production | SVEN Manila, THE PHILIPPINES |
Name | Company | Position |
---|---|---|
Rosalyn Martinez | Insular Life | Approver |
Marla Michelle Rama | Insular Life | Project Lead/Coordinator |
Josephine Gonzales | Insular Life | Content Direction |
Abigail Magtibay | Insular Life | Research & Data |
Maricar Chanico | Insular Life | Media Planning/Management |
Mary Oquendo | Insular Life | Social Media Community Management |
Arvi Villacin | SVEN | Strategy & Technical Solutions |
Raizelle So | SVEN | Creative & Strategy |
EJ Dimaano | SVEN | Creative Director |
Shelumiel Gallardo | SVEN | Lead Content Strategist |
Charina Clarisse Echaluce | SVEN | Content Strategist |
Toni Anne Clyn Inot | SVEN | Content Strategist |
Jethrommel Bryan Ramos | SVEN | Content Strategist |
Justin Bogs Pua | SVEN | Lead Video Creative |
Janna Stephanie Decena | SVEN | Lead Visual Creative |
Zelina Gail Bartolome | SVEN | Visual Creative |
Toni Rose Del Rosario | SVEN | Client Coordination |
Ma. Chrystel Pinlac | SVEN | Account Manager |
Corheinne Joyce Colendres | SVEN Ingenuity | PR Coordinator |
Cristina Marie Arenas | SVEN | PR Coordinator |
Jaslyn Samantha Nicolas | SVEN | Performance Analyst |
Ma. Teresa Fernandez | SVEN | Performance Analyst |
Janela Poblete | SVEN | Case Strategist |
Miko Portes | SVEN | Case Strategist |
Maxine Buenaventura | SVEN | Case Strategist |
Filipinas aren’t known to keep silent about relevant topics regarding empowerment, equality, and self-worth. But an unspoken issue has long prevented Filipinas from achieving true empowerment – financial illiteracy… that is until now. InLife, a women-led financial institution with the authority to dive deep into this issue, recognized the opportunity to utilize a PR-driven movement to get the conversation started so Filipinas can be aware of the underlying realities they’re living in while giving them the means for change.
Unfortunately, while 90% of Filipinas are financial gatekeepers/in charge of their families’ money decisions, only 30% are considered financially literate. This leads to financial insecurity of Filipinas and Filipino families which results to unempowered living. But with media and other movements convincing women that they’re already empowered, Filipinas miss the truth about the realities of this unspoken empowerment gap and how it affects their quality of life and future.
Filipinas don’t need another campaign telling them they’re empowered. They need a movement that opens their eyes to their alarming yet unspoken financial realities and shows them how to close this empowerment gap. This is where InLife SHEROES comes IN – but unlike previous iterations that were focused on different empowerment thrusts, we streamlined to one clear focus: financial empowerment. To reel Filipinas IN, we started #InAko. “In Ako” means “I’m in”, while “inako” means taking responsibility. SHEROES challenged Filipinas to say #InAko; to join the movement and be more financially responsible – so their empowered mindset is reflected in an empowered and unhindered quality of life. With Filipinas driving financial decisions in families, closing the empowerment gap means uplifting Filipino families and the society, ultimately building financial inclusivity for the nation – making Filipinas truly empowered SHEROES.
We did away with the usual serious approach of presenting financial concepts and made everything social – short, sweet, and REAL. • FEELINGS – we openly talked about their money struggles and triggers, and showed them that things can change • FACTS – we made Filipinas aware of the realities and risks they are facing as financial gatekeepers of their families • ANSWERS – we educated them on basic financial planning and solutions This isn’t a campaign, but a real movement. Otherwise, we won’t get more of HER to listen to us. SHEROES Movement Drivers — Ambassadors, Moms, Single Moms, Entrepreneurs, Singles, Digital Artists, Financial Advisors, and every kind of ready-to-be-truly-empowered Filipina ages 18-64 — drove the conversations! It was no longer just InLife doing the talking, but women who experienced unempowered realities with new enlightened realizations.
We reached her in platforms she’s in while utilizing different formats to get her to listen and participate: • HIGH IMPACT BIG BETS – SHEROES #InAko Live Event brought together a community of women representing different profiles (moms, single moms, wives, entrepreneurs) who talked about financial illiteracy realities and its everyday unempowering effects. The SHEROES #InAko Music Video amplified the Filipinas’ power to be IN control and INdependent in making their money grow. • ALWAYS-ON CONTENT & QUIZ FILTER – drove sustained conversations through relatable topics and interactive, snackable education. • STRATEGIC MEDIA – targeted the right audience, amplified awareness and conversations. • PARTNERSHIPS & COLLABS – featured stories, goals, realizations of real Filipinas from moms and entrepreneurs to celebrities and KOLs; and got more to listen, speak up, and ask questions too. • NATIONWIDE OUTREACH — jumpstarted real impact with personal financial education of Filipinas on-ground, beyond social.
InLife SHEROES #InAko amassed 13.6M engagements across social platforms, exceeding targets by 507.6%! 12M reach, 3M music video views, 323k livestream launch viewers with 8.6k organic comments within two hours — all showed high relevance of the issue we brought to light. Mothers, wives, yuppies, and entrepreneurs shared financial struggles, celebrities and KOLs spoke up, artists created digital art inspired by our advocacy – Filipinas claimed “#InAko!”, fully embraced the movement, and recognized the need to close the empowerment gap. With the movement also gaining support from top publications such as Cosmopolitan, CNN, The Philippine Star, Manila Standard, The Asian Parent, When In Manila, etc. — InLife SHEROES generated PHP3.1M in earned media! InLife achieved more than it aimed for in three months, with highest awareness (75%) among Filipinas who encountered the movement (2nd brand at 68%), and 86% interested to talk to an InLife Financial Advisor.
InLife as the first and longest-standing 100% Filipino life insurance company in the Philippines has aimed to be the Filipino’s trusted financial partner for a lifetime for good. However, the pursuit of the good life is going to be difficult for most Filipino families if the unspoken empowerment gap that hinders Filipinas is not addressed. Why focus on Filipinas? • Even in homes where men are breadwinners, 90% of women are financial gatekeepers, in charge of their families’ budget. • Only 21% are able to include savings in their budget, with just 3% of their earnings going to savings – no flexibilities, cannot afford luxuries without incurring debt, and not enough to cover future emergencies! • Only 30% are considered financially literate, resulting to financial insecurity of Filipinas and Filipino families. InLife SHEROES recognizes the capabilities of every Filipina to live unhindered, empowered lives. They just need hard-hitting truths, continued