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NRL encourages Aussies to always be there for an offload in new mental health campaign via Galore


July 2 2021, 11:35 am | BY Ricki Green | 6 Comments
The NRL has launched the latest campaign for its ongoing mental health program, State of Mind, encouraging Australians to always ‘be there for an offload’ via creative agency Galore.
 
With mental ill health affecting almost one in two Australians, the NRL can play an important role in helping de-stigmatise mental health issues and in helping people connect with one another. Finding the language to start a conversation is a crucial step, but it’s often the thing that holds people back from discussing uncomfortable topics.
This year’s campaign aims to address that by giving people a simple piece of language to help both sufferers and their friends realise that, just like in footy, you need to have your mates in support to keep moving forward. ....

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Bumble's New Film Celebrates the Freedom Women Have in the Dating Scene


Bumble, the girls go first dating app, has released a new brand campaign ‘Girls will be Girls’, which celebrates the power women have on the app.
The fast-paced spot, produced by TBWA\Melbourne and directed by Courtney Brookes at Eight, aims to reflect Bumble’s mission to empower women to be in the driver’s seat of their dating lives. Traditional gender norms are tossed out the window and flipped on their heads.
The catchy ad is a high octane romp through the Bumble dating scene for girls. From funny photos with friends to getting ready to go out and meeting that newest match, the campaign, very much like the app aims to be, is nothing but fun. ....

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Bumble launches new 'Girls will be Girls' brand campaign via TBWA\Melbourne – Campaign Brief


December 17 2020, 9:37 am | BY Ricki Green | 28 Comments
Bumble, the dating app that empowers women to make the first move, has released its latest brand campaign ‘Girls will be Girls’, which focuses on the power of women making the first move. The high energy creative, produced by TBWA\Melbourne in close partnership with Bumble and directed by Courtney Brookes at Eight, is a current reflection of Bumble’s mission to empower women to be in the driver’s seat of their dating lives by flipping traditional gender norms on their head.
 
Says Lucille McCart, associate director, APAC, PR + Comms, Bumble: “The idea for this campaign came from a conversation around why the freedom that comes with the saying ‘boys will be boys’ is rarely given to women. This led to us asking the question, what would ‘girls will be girls’ look like? The idea of the campaign is to remind our audience that women can do whatever they like, starting with making the first mov ....

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'Girls will be girls': Bumble's new campaign for summer romance


December 16, 2020 9:10
Dating app Bumble is celebrating female empowerment in its summer campaign based on its key characteristic of women making the first move.
Bumble associate director of PR and communications, Lucille McCart, said the idea for the campaign came from the idea of what the phrase ‘girls will be girls’ would look like.
“The idea for this campaign came from a conversation around why the freedom that comes with the saying ‘boys will be boys’ is rarely given to women,” she said.
“This led to us asking the question, what would ‘girls will be girls’ look like? The idea of the campaign is to remind our audience that women can do whatever they like, starting with making the first move. On top of that, the mood and energy of the campaign also serves to remind us that dating is meant to be fun as we head into summer.” ....

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