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Shelter - "Cost-Of-Living Hack #23"

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Marca: Shelter
País: Reino Unido

Anunciante: Shelter

Titulo	Cost-Of-Living Hack #23
Campanha	Cost-Of-Living Hacks
Anunciante	Shelter
Marca	Shelter
Data da primeira Transmissão/Publicação	2022 / 9
Sector Empresarial	Acções caridade, fundações, voluntariado
Filosofia	Forget reusing your old teabags: Shelter has a better suggestion for how to help people keep a roof over their head during the cost of living crisis. Shelter has launched a new campaign to highlight how the unaffordable cost of housing is putting people at risk of homelessness. The campaign contrasts tongue-in-cheek cost-of-living hacks with an alternative solution: that the government takes responsibility for the crisis and makes housing more affordable. The strategy behind the national campaign was developed internally after Shelter research found that almost 1.1 million private renters in England – one in seven – had their rent increased in the last month, as well as receiving an influx of calls to its emergency helpline from people struggling to keep a roof over their heads as rents and other bills skyrocket. The creative, designed by Shelter’s in-house creative team, uses hacks illustrated by Federica Martini. These show unhelpful tips often given by the media and politicians, like; ‘Just work more hours!’ or ‘Cancel your Netflix account.’, which contrast with the only solution: that the government could act and make housing more affordable. Supported with media planning from Yonder Media, the campaign will be live from the 26th September across England and is designed to resonate with a progressive, politically engaged audience to mobilise support for Shelter’s mission to end the housing emergency. The campaign will be live across outdoor, social media, contextual posts on sites such as Reddit, as well as an editorial partnership with Vice. It will also include the use of beermats in pubs designed to prompt conversation, a special mural in Shoreditch being unveiled over several days, and tailored creative outside the Conservative Party Conference. In the project’s early stages, Shelter worked with Gen Z research platform Imagen Insights to get feedback from people living with unaffordable rents. With the panel praising the sarcasm, clear solution, and how representative it felt – one participant said, “it hit so close to home I felt like crying”.
Tipo de Mídia	Exterior
Senior Marketing Manager	Helen Saul
Senior Brand Manager	Nick Martin
Marketing Manager	Hannah Croucher
Director criativo	Helen Jones
Creative Lead	Benjamin Stevens
Senior Designer	Hollie Joyce
Senior Copywriter	Oliver Impey
Illustrator	Federica Martini
Designer	Sarah Baker
Animator	Monica Ng
Designer	Antony Wallis
Typography & Graphics	Sean Freeman
Typography & Graphics	Eve Steben
Typography & Graphics	THERE IS Studio