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Entrant: Mirum Agency, Curitiba
Brand: DIRECTV GO
Title: "The Pirate Match"
Corporate Name of Client: DIRECTV GO
Client Account Manager: Fernanda Bonfanti
Client Marketing Director: Alexander Greif
Media Planners: Camila Vaz/Chrystina Mundt/Mariana Erêda
Agency: Mirum Agency, Curitiba
Agency Chief Executive Officer: Robson Ortiz
Global Chief Creative Officers: Bas Korsten/Daniel Bonner
Chief Creative Officers: Daniel Minaker/Sebastian Tarazaga
Creative Director: Filipe Matiazi
Associate Creative Director: Victor Keiti
Senior Copywriter: Thiago Gabardo
Copywriters: Patricia Machado/Allison Noronha
Senior Art Director: Rafael Rudnicki
Art Director: Daniel Mota
Executive Agency Producer: Paulo Setti
Agency Project Manager: Amanda de Oliveira
Agency Strategy Director: Daniel Kiesel
Agency Account Director: Patricia Rogoski
Agency Account Manager: Andressa Sucodolski
Agency New Business Director: Daniela Andres
Production Company: Buzz Creative Content Studio , Curitiba
Production Managing Director: Duda Justus
Director: Lincoln Barela
Executive Producer: Jean Paul
Producer: Guilherme Barchik
Editor: Guilherme Bucco
Music Production Company: Toro Audio , Curitiba
Music Executive Producers: Daniela Zandonai/Kelson Diego
Music Producer: Mariana Kauchakje
Music Composer: Tiago Mendes
Photographers: João Heim/Vinicius Barreto

Description:
Every week, football fans flock to Google to search for illegal football broadcasts. What if we used that consumption habit to activate our brand, and turned these "pirates" into DIRECTV GO customers?

To do that, we purchased search terms used to find illegal websites, and "trolled" our users with a transmission that was, in a word, "special".

On March 15, 2022, Manchester United and Atlético de Madrid faced off in the round of sixteen of the Champions League. People who googled for "pirate" broadcasts of the game ended up finding a 100% "pirate" game between Mão Chester United and Atlético de Mandirituba.

Situation: Piracy is part of Brazilian culture. The country's 33 million active consumers of pirated content are proof of this. And the main reason for these numbers are the websites that broadcast football matches illegally over IPTV (Internet Protocol Television).

Brief: Historically, the television industry has approached the piracy issue with a monotonous and repetitive message, portraying the users as criminals.

In 2021, DIRECTV GO started offering the country's first 100% legal IPTV service. A product that was not only more accessible than those offered by their regular TV competitors, but more stable and safe than those offered by the underground, featuring live sports broadcasts as its main attraction. A service that had 21% of its target audience among consumers of pirated content.

Objectives: The brand, which is still unknown in the country, wants to be considered by consumers of live football broadcasts.

Results: The idea that started with search ads generated 300% more clicks than all other campaigns by the brand in Champions League matches. The campaign had an amazing reach, impacting over 5 million football fans in 28 countries – with 96% of these impacts being organic.

Match day generated 43% more free trials on the platform than previous search campaigns in Champions League matches.

We also offered our audience a live broadcast lasting more than two hours, with an amazing average stay of 19 minutes.

More than a game, it was content tailored for the fans; true entertainment that engaged the audience and disrupted the market.