How can brands use music to overcome generational tensions?
Joanna Barnett, Strategy Director at Truant, on the power of music to bring people closer together and broaden a brand’s appeal.
"LADbible is followed on social media by more than half of all 18 to 34-year-olds in the UK alone. This demographic is the most globally connected and socially aware generation ever. They want to be empowered to do good."
Mike Hughes, Creative at AMV BDDO and Peter Heneghan, Head of Communications at LADbible Group
Mike Hughes: Changing peoples’ state of mind along the way that this isn’t just a nice idea. It’s something that’s actually going to happen. Once people come around to that then they get behind you and momentum builds.
Mike Hughes: An open partnership and complete alignment on where you’re heading and what you want to achieve.
Mike Hughes: You’ll have to come to our talk to find out the answer to that one!
Peter Heneghan: LADbible is followed on social media by more than half of all 18 to 34-year-olds in the UK alone. This demographic is the most globally connected and socially aware generation ever. They want to be empowered to do good and make a difference in their own lives. That’s a key reason why Trash Isles was so successful. Our audience were horrified by the plastic pollution epidemic, and by becoming a citizen [of Trash Isles], they had a vested interest in making a change in their own lives.
Peter Heneghan: Having open conversations with different people. You realise very quickly how much you’ve still to learn about the world around you.
Mike and Peter will be speaking at BITE LIVE 2018 about the award winning Trash Isles campaign.
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