Australian Unity shows why its health insurance is worth it in new campaign via The Royals
Coverage you don’t use. Value you can’t see. People hitting their 30s see health insurance a little differently. Australian Unity’s first major campaign for health insurance via The Royals, stares down questions of value by showing how health insurance is “Worth it” for the life you lead.
“Research indicates that many young adults perceive health insurance as unnecessary because they consider themselves healthy, ” – Australian Unity.
Australian Unity addresses the perceptions of value by introducing health insurance that is extremely useful, whether that’s for one-off occasions or the everyday. Essential Choice, in particular, is a cover tailored to young adults for whom health insurance can be a minefield. It has coverage this group is more likely to utilise, at a value that reflects their lifestyle.
Whether it’s living large ‘limboing’ at your bestie’s 30th, or finally winning a game of ping pong against dad – life is all about living it. That’s “Worth it” – The Royals’ campaign highlights the practicality of Australian Unity’s health insurance by connecting the moments where cover has your back to the benefits you’ll actually use.
Says Andrew Siwka, managing partner at The Royals: “Whilst disappointed in being overlooked as the Ping Pong talent, the partnership with Australian Unity was off to a flying start. This work is just the first in a series of campaigns we are excited to roll out together.”
Says Zoe Djurovitch, head of retail marketing, Australian Unity: “Working with The Royals has certainly been Worth It! They have become natural partners during this process, helping us push boundaries of where we’ve been, to help reach an audience we’ve previously not tapped into.”


Client: Australian Unity
Creative Agency: The Royals
Production House: Collider
Director: Raghav Rampal
Post Production: FIN
Sound House: Electric Sheep
Casting: Northside Casting, Eardrum Casting
Media Partner: Initiative
10 Comments
Close your eyes and imagine the brief. We need to sell people optical, Physio and accident cover by reminding them that insurance is still worth it.
Springboards: here you go I’ve created a script based on those inputs.
Include me next time please
Lol
Yikes
https://wa.campaignbrief.com/harvey-beef-shows-that-great-beef-is-worth-it-with-new-campaign-from-marketforce/
but the best part of this is the music
That the cost of this would not have been worth the effort
What I’m still unclear about is whether private health insurance is worth it or not.
Wallpaper.
saw this and wasted my time. not worth it.
Clunky use of brand identity elements.
Why is the ‘Worth it’ elements represented differently in the TVC and the print/display ad? (the inconsistent use of the white part of the underline)
That sonic logo is poorly integrated into the sound and generic (I challenge you to listen and then NOT remember it as Telstra)
A better level of craft should really be expected, but so many ad agencies are just not good at it.