


WorldRemit — A Superior Way to Send Money Home
When Trust, Speed and Home Matter Most
Tech & Digital services
Brief
One of the world's fastest-growing international remittance providers approached MediaReach to connect with hard-to-reach cultural audiences in the UK and raise awareness of its superior, fast and secure service for sending money home.
The challenge was specific: to authentically engage Filipino and African Diaspora communities across the UK, build brand penetration, and drive action among audiences who value trust and reliability when supporting family and friends back home.

Strategy
To reach audiences often overlooked by mainstream media, we led with data and cultural insight.
Using our proprietary in-house multicultural database, Diversiti.io™, we identified, segmented and mapped Filipino and African Diaspora communities with pinpoint accuracy. Through our advanced location-based mapping, we identified high-density cultural corridors, key transport routes, and community hubs.
We then launched an integrated OOH-led campaign to dramatically increase WorldRemit penetration where it mattered most:
Integrated Outdoor & Broadcast: A high-impact mix of TV, bus supersides and London Underground placements to deliver mass awareness in diaspora-heavy boroughs.
Location-First Planning: All media was hyper-targeted to areas with high Filipino and West African population density, ensuring zero wastage and maximum cultural relevance.
Culturally Resonant Messaging: Creative focused on the core driver — a faster, cheaper, more reliable way to support loved ones at home.
Results
The result was a highly targeted campaign that cut through to drive both awareness and measurable business growth.
200%
Uplift in sales within the campaign period, driven by precise segmentation and location targeting.
70K+
Impressions delivered through the integrated OOH and broadcast outreach campaign.
2x
Diaspora penetration in key London and UK urban hubs for Filipino and African communities.

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(MRA — 02)
©2024



WorldRemit — A Superior Way to Send Money Home
When Trust, Speed and Home Matter Most
Tech & Digital services
Brief
One of the world's fastest-growing international remittance providers approached MediaReach to connect with hard-to-reach cultural audiences in the UK and raise awareness of its superior, fast and secure service for sending money home.
The challenge was specific: to authentically engage Filipino and African Diaspora communities across the UK, build brand penetration, and drive action among audiences who value trust and reliability when supporting family and friends back home.

Strategy
To reach audiences often overlooked by mainstream media, we led with data and cultural insight.
Using our proprietary in-house multicultural database, Diversiti.io™, we identified, segmented and mapped Filipino and African Diaspora communities with pinpoint accuracy. Through our advanced location-based mapping, we identified high-density cultural corridors, key transport routes, and community hubs.
We then launched an integrated OOH-led campaign to dramatically increase WorldRemit penetration where it mattered most:
Integrated Outdoor & Broadcast: A high-impact mix of TV, bus supersides and London Underground placements to deliver mass awareness in diaspora-heavy boroughs.
Location-First Planning: All media was hyper-targeted to areas with high Filipino and West African population density, ensuring zero wastage and maximum cultural relevance.
Culturally Resonant Messaging: Creative focused on the core driver — a faster, cheaper, more reliable way to support loved ones at home.
Results
The result was a highly targeted campaign that cut through to drive both awareness and measurable business growth.
200%
Uplift in sales within the campaign period, driven by precise segmentation and location targeting.
70K+
Impressions delivered through the integrated OOH and broadcast outreach campaign.
2x
Diaspora penetration in key London and UK urban hubs for Filipino and African communities.

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(MRA — 02)
©2024



WorldRemit — A Superior Way to Send Money Home
When Trust, Speed and Home Matter Most
Tech & Digital services
Brief
One of the world's fastest-growing international remittance providers approached MediaReach to connect with hard-to-reach cultural audiences in the UK and raise awareness of its superior, fast and secure service for sending money home.
The challenge was specific: to authentically engage Filipino and African Diaspora communities across the UK, build brand penetration, and drive action among audiences who value trust and reliability when supporting family and friends back home.

Strategy
To reach audiences often overlooked by mainstream media, we led with data and cultural insight.
Using our proprietary in-house multicultural database, Diversiti.io™, we identified, segmented and mapped Filipino and African Diaspora communities with pinpoint accuracy. Through our advanced location-based mapping, we identified high-density cultural corridors, key transport routes, and community hubs.
We then launched an integrated OOH-led campaign to dramatically increase WorldRemit penetration where it mattered most:
Integrated Outdoor & Broadcast: A high-impact mix of TV, bus supersides and London Underground placements to deliver mass awareness in diaspora-heavy boroughs.
Location-First Planning: All media was hyper-targeted to areas with high Filipino and West African population density, ensuring zero wastage and maximum cultural relevance.
Culturally Resonant Messaging: Creative focused on the core driver — a faster, cheaper, more reliable way to support loved ones at home.
Results
The result was a highly targeted campaign that cut through to drive both awareness and measurable business growth.
200%
Uplift in sales within the campaign period, driven by precise segmentation and location targeting.
70K+
Impressions delivered through the integrated OOH and broadcast outreach campaign.
2x
Diaspora penetration in key London and UK urban hubs for Filipino and African communities.

Explore related campaigns
More Works
©2024

