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Data-driven PR campaign · Golden Paperclip (Złoty Spinacz) 2023

9 weeks of change, 9 million people reached. New leave for fathers

A PR campaign for Pracuj.pl built on research data, combining media relations with social media communication as nine weeks of parental leave for fathers came into force. The Linkleaders and Pracuj.pl project won the Golden Paperclip (Złoty Spinacz) 2023 in the Media Relations category; its total reach was 9 million people.

Golden Paperclips (Złote Spinacze) 2023 winners (opens in a new tab)

01Situation

The starting point and the task

An amendment to the Labour Code introduced nine weeks of parental leave reserved for the father. The task: to build around this change a PR campaign based on research data that would combine media relations with social media communication and give the Pracuj.pl brand a voice in the public debate on parenthood and work.

02Actions

Actions, step by step

5 steps in the order in which the project was built.

  1. Drafting the survey questions, obtaining the data from a research institute and taking part in processing it.

  2. Interpreting the raw data and giving it a coherent communication narrative.

  3. Co-creating materials for the media, preparing radio releases and sending them to radio stations, preparing and distributing newsletters, liaising with the media.

  4. Organic communication on LinkedIn

    Copy and graphics for three posts, which drew 240, 91 and 283 reactions.

  5. Publishing materials on the website, media monitoring (TV, radio, online, press, blogs) and ongoing cooperation with the Grupa Pracuj team.

03Anatomy

Anatomy of the project: Pracuj.pl campaign

The key elements and layers of the project in one drawing. Numbers lead to the descriptions; pointing at a description highlights its element.

Survey · questionnaire
Narrative · from data to story
Media relations · PAP, radio
85%of working parents support the new leave for fathers
80%of mothers: the leave will share childcare more fairly
Pracuj.pl survey, via PAP
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  1. 1The finding that reached PAP85% of working parents support the new leave for fathers; 80% of mothers think it will share childcare more fairly.
  2. 2Campaign result9 million people reached and a Golden Paperclip 2023 in Media Relations for Linkleaders and Pracuj.pl.
  3. 3SurveySurvey questions, data from a research institute and work on processing it.
  4. 4NarrativeInterpreting the raw data and giving it a coherent communication narrative.
  5. 5Media distributionPress materials, radio releases, newsletters, contact with journalists and media monitoring.
  6. 6Three LinkedIn postsCopy and graphics of posts that collected 240, 91 and 283 reactions.
The stretch from data to narrative: survey, interpretation, press materials and social media.Schematic illustration of the interface

04Result

The result in figures

  • People reached by the campaign

    9 million

  • Golden Paperclips (Złote Spinacze) 2023, Media Relations category

    Golden Paperclip

  • Reactions to three LinkedIn posts

    614

    240 + 91 + 283, own calculation based on the CV

  • Of working parents support the new leave for fathers

    85%

    Pracuj.pl survey result, as reported by PAP (Polish Press Agency)

What was achieved

  • The Golden Paperclip (Złoty Spinacz) 2023 in the Media Relations category for Linkleaders and Pracuj.pl, awarded at the 21st edition of the competition of the Polish Public Relations Consultancies Association (gala on 8 December 2023).
  • Total campaign reach: 9 million people.
  • The survey findings reached national media, including a PAP news dispatch: 85% of working parents support the new leave for fathers, and 80% of mothers believe it will share childcare more fairly.
  • A combination of data, narrative and distribution in digital channels that strengthened the brand's position in media relations and data-driven communication.

Reactions to the campaign posts on LinkedIn

Reactions to the three campaign posts on LinkedIn
Post 1240 reactions
Post 291 reactions
Post 3283 reactions

In order of publication; 614 reactions in total (calculated from the CV).

05Lesson

“A number changes a decision only when someone asks the right question in the survey, turns the result into a story and delivers it in the format the audience needs: a news dispatch, a radio release, a post. In this project I was responsible for the stretch from data to narrative.”

Igor Miasnikow

06Details

Project details

My role in the team

The project was carried out in the DAT:AWESOME by Linkleaders team; on the agency side its owners were Aleksandra Witkowska and Przemysław Kuć. I worked on it as a data-driven PR consultant: from the survey questions and the interpretation of the results to post copy, radio releases, newsletters and monitoring of coverage.

Award context

The Golden Paperclips (Złote Spinacze) are the competition of the Polish Public Relations Consultancies Association (Związek Firm Public Relations). In the 2023 edition Linkleaders won 7 statuettes in total; the gold in the Media Relations category went to the campaign for Pracuj.pl.

08FAQ

Questions about Pracuj.pl campaign

01.

Which award did the Pracuj.pl campaign on leave for fathers win?

A Golden Paperclip (Złoty Spinacz) 2023 in the Media Relations category, awarded to Linkleaders and Pracuj.pl at the 21st edition of the Polish Public Relations Consultancies Association competition (gala on 8 December 2023). The campaign reached 9 million people in total.

02.

What was Igor Miasnikow responsible for in the campaign?

He worked as a data-driven PR consultant in the DAT:AWESOME by Linkleaders team: he prepared the survey questions, took part in processing the data, interpreted the results and gave them a narrative, co-created press materials, radio releases and newsletters, wrote the copy and graphics of the LinkedIn posts and monitored the coverage.

03.

Which survey results reached the media?

According to the Pracuj.pl survey quoted by the Polish Press Agency (PAP), 85% of working parents support the new leave for fathers and 80% of mothers believe it will share childcare more fairly.

09Related

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Project

A campaign in which the number leads to a decision

From survey questions, through data interpretation and narrative, to press materials and social media.