LOGO FILTH

TitleLOGO FILTH
BrandGREENPEACE TURKEY
Product/ServiceNON-PROFIT CAMPAIGN
Category C01. Use of Social / Digital Platforms
Entrant HAVAS TURKEY Istanbul, TURKEY
Idea Creation HAVAS TURKEY Istanbul, TURKEY
Production HAVAS TURKEY Istanbul, TURKEY
Credits
Name Company Position
Ergin Binyıldız Havas İstanbul Chief Creative Officer
Volkan Dalkılıç Havas İstanbul Executive Creative Director
Alican Kılıçoğlu Havas İstanbul Copywriter
Muhammet Keskin Havas İstanbul Jr. Art Director
Eren Altuniş Havas İstanbul Copywriter
Berk Yılmaz Havas İstanbul Director of Client Services
Birol Ecevit Havas İstanbul Account Director
Yiğit Uysal Havas İstanbul Account Supervisor
Nurcan Bolat Havas İstanbul Account Executive
Egemen Eksilmez Havas İstanbul Account Executive
Zihni Başsaray Havas İstanbul Head of Digital

Why is this work relevant for Direct?

We agree with the municipalities suffering from plastic to ban single-use plastic in Turkey. We added plastics to their logos and invited people to Greenpeace's signature campaign.

Background

Turkey is the number one country in Europe on plastic pollution. Greenpeace wanted an influencer campaign to raise awareness of the issue.

Describe the creative idea (30% of vote)

Municipality accounts, which are followed in social media as much as Influencers, suffer from plastic. We added single-use plastic waste to their logo. And we called out to people from their accounts. This campaign was realistic and encouraging.

Describe the strategy (20% of vote)

Turkey is so active in the usage of social media. Municipalities are followed as much as influencers. We wanted to reach the 15-60 age range by using municipalities.

Describe the execution (20% of vote)

We changed 9 municipalities logos 21th of july. More than 10 changed it on their own initiative. Thousands of people invited their own municipality, hundreds of them also attended. In the campaign, the logo change period took 5 days but the interaction of the campaign continues.

List the results (30% of vote)

Just one day and with $0 media investment: 4.5M people reached on Twitter and became TT on 21th July 20. We took part in the news, collected 498K + signatures. More importantly, the issue came to the agenda of the parliament. The law is expected to pass.