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#endSARS:
[the Gen-Z takoever]
In collaboration with 17 Nigerian creatives from the CHL Hub community, we put together a 9-page spread in Nigeria's largest magazine THISDAY STYLE, to raise awareness for the #endSARS movement.
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Through a combination of designs, articles & creative writing, the #endSARS spread was designed to creatively convey the grave frustration faced by young Nigerians at the hands of an incompetent government.
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You can access a free digital copy of the creative spread here (agency copy) or here (client copy)
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the results
52k
Twitter & Instagram engagement
21.5k
views/downloads of spread
2.7k
likes/shares on Twitter & Instagram
#firesidewithspotify
this was our response to an increasing lack of creative motivation amongst gen-z as a result of the pandemic. the goal was to invoke creative inspiration whilst authentically connecting our audience to Spotify.
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we came up with #firesidewithspotify, a digital creative space designed for our audience to creatively collaborate, inspire, and learn from industry leaders at Spotify through a 'fireside chat'.
the results
133k
impressions
109k
gen-z reach
100
tweets with hashtag
592
hashtag engagement
10
cities reached
chl x warwick
chl's response to the lack of 'creative culture' available at Warwick University to the detriment of its aspiring creative students.
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we hosted a first-of-its-kind integrated experience at the university, to give students a taste of the creative world. it featured 3 panel talks, creative mixer sessions and 15 different panellists representing Amazon, Universal Music Group, Y&R London etc.
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the event attracted about 200 students from within and around the area, went on to win awards and copped a few press spots.
the results
200+
tickets sold
companies represented:
1
award won
3
press spots
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#fromthemillennials
THISDAY Nigeria reached out to help increase their reach amongst Nigeria's 18-34 demographic. the goal was to bridge the knowledge gaps between younger generations and our parents. where do young nigerians & their parents not see eye to eye and how can we address this?
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we then curated a content-marketing campaign: a series of editorial articles called #fromthemillennials, addressing issues that nigerian youths face that their parents might previously be oblivious to.
articles were based on the responses to our tweet
'young nigerians, what is the one thing you wish your parents understood?'.
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and were grouped into topics according to the most popular issues raised. we were able to generating online & offline conversation on topics previously tabooed in nigeria eg sexism, mental health etc.
the results
608
tweet responses
9
articles published
11k
hashtag reach
16.9k
hashtag impressions
120%
increase in audience readership
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