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Vodafone: The Radddio Ad

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How can Vodafone promote early intervention for stuttering in a country with over 30 national languages and reach everyone effectively?

Brief Background

On a day during my internship at the agency, after my fourth cup of coffee, I was listening to music on Spotify when my laptop glitched for a brief moment, repeating a note twice. In those few seconds, I was reminded of my mother's friend who used to stutter. I immediately sat down at an online piano, created a piece with a stuttering effect, and drafted a campaign idea, the copy, and a brief. We met with the client the day after, who promptly approved and embraced the concept, even without "but if we" remarks. The idea was executed for Vodafone.

Insight and Idea

Qatar is a melting pot of diverse languages, making it challenging to convey a single message that resonates with everyone. However, music transcends linguistic barriers and speaks to all. Vodafone aims to leverage the universal appeal of music to spread awareness effectively.

Execution

Classical version
Pop version
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R&B version

On World Stuttering Awareness Day, approved by the client, Vodafone will collaborate with the Qatar Institute for Speech and Hearing to launch a unique campaign. We'll stutter four of the most universally recognized musical pieces to highlight the challenges of speech disorders and emphasize that early treatment can make a significant difference. These stuttered musical pieces will be placed as ads on popular radio stations and music streaming platforms like Spotify and Anghami.

All the cartoon designs belong to Boo, a talented cartoonist; I used them to enhance my storytelling.

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