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Millions of Americans in rural and underserved communities are living without access to the information they need to thrive in this modern world. In the same age where technology is more advanced than ever, there are still families living with little to no connection to the broader world. This is the Digital Divide.
AT&T decided that it was their responsibility to not only tell the stories of those impacted by the Digital Divide, but to make significant strides toward closing this gap. Beyond the company’s monetary investment in expanding access, affordability and adoption among these communities, the brand wanted to create a space for conversation among social users who likely did not know this problem even existed.
In exploring ways to tell today’s social users about the Digital Divide, we wanted the creative to be educational, but stay approachable. We landed on a docu-style series that would feel part travel guide, part social responsibility. Our host Kelsey (Forbes 30 under 30) led this tone, as the narrator of the series and someone whose life’s mission is built around connecting people to greater possibilities. Each episode paired our host with a thought leader from AT&T or from the communities they serve, and another, more wide-reaching talent - media personalities, athletes and comedians - to give their unique perspective on how their lives and careers have intersected with the Digital Divide.
10.7M total views, an average 51.3% engagement rate, and a net sentiment score of 92.29%
The AT&T Business team leveraged the brand’s sponsorship of the College Football Playoffs and Championship to launch a new content series called Standing on Business, starring quarterback Shedeur Sanders and artist Cam Kirk.
To engage New Yorkers interested in the festival’s wide-ranging themes, we invited tastemakers in food, environmentalism, technology, and health to explore the space and meet vendors during preview days ahead of The Future of Everything Festival’s public opening.
Spotify brought the party to campus during UGA and Tennessee's rivalry week with a pop-up experience and live performance by Megan Moroney to show Gen Z students that Spotify is the only way to soundtrack their lives - both on and off-campus.
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