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Diageo Launches Holiday Social Media Campaign Encouraging Consumers To Never Drive Impaired
Liz Unamo| 21 de noviembre de 2019
Diageo Drunk Driving
Diageo North America unveils its new #JOINTHEPACT social media campaign in an effort to prevent drunk driving during the holiday season and support the company’s global ambition to collect 50 million pledges to never drive impaired. Leveraging hard-hitting statistics about the effects of drunk driving, underpinned by the value of “freedom” as a powerful message, the campaign encourages consumers to exercise their own right to make important life-saving choices, including a pledge to never drive impaired.”The notion of freedom is a privilege, and the need for positive thinking and action is essential. With these insights packed into a highly visual, emotive and easy to engage with campaign, centering on the greatest freedom of them all – our right to stay alive – we are confident consumers will connect to this message, and pledge to Join The Pact to never drive impaired,” said Caroline Rhodes, VP, Corporate Relations, Diageo North America.”Although drunk driving is at an historic low in the United States, the reality is that one in three drunk driving fatalities happen during the holidays, and we believe that a single accident caused by drunk driving is one too many and can be prevented.”In a series of real-life scenarios with people exercising their freedom to live their lives the way they want – whether it’s at a special celebration or throughout daily activities – the narrative thread shows them raising their hands in different ways as a symbol of that freedom. As each story unfolds and raises awareness about the effects of drunk driving with statistics, the campaign invites consumers to also exercise their freedom to make life-saving choices, such as planning different transportation options or to simply walk, instead of deciding to drive.
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