QYOU Media Inc, announced that The Association of National Advertisers (ANA) presented the 2023 Driving Influence Award to QYOU Media, in partnership with Culture Brands, for Hyundai’s ‘Okay, Hyundai’ campaign during the Chicago Auto Show’s Media Preview. The annual award is given to a manufacturer that harnesses the power of influencer marketing to engage automotive customers. This year’s award highlighted campaigns with a special emphasis on reaching diverse audiences and communities, including women, BIPOC and LGBTQ consumers.
To launch the 2022 Hyundai IONIQ 5 and the 2023 Palisade SUV, the team embraced the brand’s award-winning OKAY Hyundai umbrella theme to deliver campaign-specific goals of expanded awareness, purchase consideration and audience engagement through culturally relevant content for Black consumers.
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QYOU Media partnered up with Black creators and influencers to inspire users to take new adventures with two of its flagship vehicles – IONIQ 5, an award-winning and game-changing electric vehicle that fits seamlessly into user’s everyday lifestyles, and the enhanced Palisade SUV.
QYOU Media, a media and entertainment company powered by the Creator Economy, identified 11 Black Creators and, together with Culture Brands, developed a two-phase digital influencer campaign. Together, they created a viral campaign for both the ultimate family vehicle and benefits of an electric lifestyle. Creating an interactive social media presence through TikTok, the wide-ranging digital video campaign featured AA communities’ top influencers, custom creative, in-house content production and content amplification.
“I want to thank the ANA and the Chicago Automobile Trade Association for recognizing the impact of this campaign,” said Glenn Ginsburg, President of QYOU Media. “It was an honor to recognize and celebrate authentic Black voices in a culturally relevant way alongside Culture Brands and Hyundai. It was not only fun and exciting content to watch, but it generated view rates and engagements that surpassed our own high expectations.”
SOURCE: PR Newswire