Stephanie Caruso
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Love Has No Labels | Fans of Love

Content, Social and Community Management

Content, Social and Community Management

My team was proud to partner with the Ad Council, R/GA, Publicis, corporate sponsors, subject matter experts and so many others who collaborate to make Love Has No Labels possible.

Our job was to ensure the video's impact didn't stop in the days, weeks and months after initial viewing. To do that, we first ensured the Love Has No Label’s Fans of Love campaign reached the masses, was shared by advocates and changed the behaviors of Americans. Our content and social campaign featured distribution of the Fans of Love anthem video through aligned influencers, ranging from celebrities like Ellen DeGeneres to micro-influencers like Eric LeGrand and Mega Mouth Media.

To extend the campaign's impact in the long term, and ensure that people received daily prompts to re-think their own biases, we created social platform native content that appeared in social feeds daily, including Instagram Stories, Facebook Photo Frames, Twitter Videos and Boomerangs.

Finally, for Americans ready to make a difference in fighting implicit bias, we provided actionable instructions for daily behavior change. Highlights included downloadable guides, a partnership with Penn State and articles educating our audience about how to battle implicit bias.

 Behavior change takes time and doesn't happen overnight. As such, results are ongoing, but ongoing tracking studies demonstrate that Love Has No Labels is having a significant impact on the American population:   30M+  views of the Fans of Love vide

Behavior change takes time and doesn't happen overnight. As such, results are ongoing, but ongoing tracking studies demonstrate that Love Has No Labels is having a significant impact on the American population:

30M+ views of the Fans of Love video and ancillary social content

150M people reached by the campaign hashtag in the first 15 days

61% of Americans are aware of a Love Has No Labels PSA

A 10-point increase in the percentage of Americans who agree they can be an active part in creating a more inclusive and accepting environment