AIA Australia extends ‘All or Something’ brand platform in new campaign via Bullfrog featuring Ash Barty and Stephanie Gilmore
Life, health and wellbeing insurer AIA Australia has unveiled its new brand campaign via Bullfrog, encouraging Australians to go ‘all in on something’ in an extension of its ‘All or Something’ brand platform.
The new campaign comes as AIA Australia this year celebrates the 10-year anniversary of its sciencebacked health and wellbeing program, AIA Vitality.
The campaign sees AIA continue its relationship with two of Australia’s most beloved sporting champions – Ash Barty and Stephanie Gilmore. They feature alongside the insurer’s other brand ambassadors as well as a diverse range of everyday Australians, and AIA staff members, in a mass celebration of the ‘healthy somethings’ that can make a huge difference when it comes to the health and wellbeing of the nation.
From Shane Crawford hitting the bike to Paralympian basketballer Tristan Knowles OAM getting in some practice, pro surfer Layne Beachley AO teaching a child to catch a wave, and fitness guru Laura Henshaw practicing her moves, the empowering message of the campaign is a challenge to all Australians to find their own healthy something – which supports AIA’s goal of helping Australians live healthier, longer, better lives.
Independent creative business Bullfrog co-created the new campaign with AIA, which kicks off this week on national TV in addition to digital, OOH, BVOD, social, PR as well as across AIA’s owned media.
AIA’s CEO Damien Mu says AIA’s vision to make Australia the healthiest and best protected nation in the world starts with those small steps: “Science tells us that long-term, sustainable health changes aren’t driven by unattainable goals and over the last ten years, through AIA Vitality, we know this to be true and have empowered Australians to turn small, positive lifestyle changes into consistent, long-term healthy behaviours,” says Mu.
“This has resulted in phenomenal statistics from our members including clocking 420 billion steps, completing nearly 100,000 AIA Vitality health checks, visiting our partner gyms over 3.9 million times and many more – all adding up to real rewards and savings for members.
“Our new brand campaign celebrates these collective milestones and our desire to show Australians how they can embrace going all in on something, rather than nothing at all, and how these small, individual changes will dramatically improve the health outcomes of Australia overall.”
AIA’s 5590+ framework recognises that certain modifiable lifestyle factors could lead to major noncommunicable diseases (NCD) such as cancer, diabetes, respiratory and heart diseases, and mental health conditions. By taking small steps to address key lifestyle factors, individuals can improve their health and ultimately reduce their risk of developing an NCD.
Dalton Henshaw, CEO of Bullfrog, says it’s been humbling to see the effectiveness of flipping the mindset of Australians from ‘all or nothing’ to ‘All or Something’, since the inception of the brand platform two years ago. Says Henshaw: “We knew we needed to double down on that mindset with this newest platform extension and we set ourselves as collective team a task to continue to drive growth – empowering more Australians than ever to do a little something in their lives to make a positive difference.”
AIA Vitality program rewards ‘healthy somethings’ through discounts and rewards. Australians can take part in AIA’s Small Something Challenge which launches this week via AIA’s website and social channels.
The challenge includes 10 months of health and wellbeing motivation, coached by AIA’s ambassadors, with rewards on offer each month for those who participate.
Client: AIA Australia
Creative Agency: Bullfrog
Production Company: Airbag
Director: Will Horne
Post Production: The Editors
Music Composition: Massive Music
Sound: RanRun Studio
Stills: Hugh Davies
Media Agency: Hatched
PR Agency: Bastion Agency
10 Comments
What happened here?
Really wanting and waiting for something great to come out of this agency. This ain’t it.
This is an agency that started at the same time as H+Co and hasn’t made much at all.
Isn’t the work meant to improve when you hire all these amazing new people? This is a big step backwards.
If this was your main paying client…
All and or sound like the one word when you’re accent is that ocker. So here I was thinking she said ‘Orrrrr something’ and had no idea what was going on. Once I found out that its ‘All or something’ I still had no idea what was going on but was 5% less confused
Is it ‘All or something’ (whatever that means), or ‘All in on something’ – both are said in the ad…
This is what happens when an influencer is in charge.
So whats the idea?
I really like this campaign! Shows more ages and body types doing their somethings and having fun. I’ve registered for the challenge and so far have got a great recipe book with healthy recipes, and it’s all for free.