In new campaign, Meta asks: ‘Where can’t we go together’

Meta (formerly Facebook) has released its new consumer marketing campaign - ‘Where can’t we go together’ - to highlight the way its apps are enabling social connections and helping people make progress in life. This is the first occasion where the company is collectively highlighting the value of its platforms through its films in India.

With the new campaign from Meta, the company plans to share glimpses of stories from India, where young people particularly are following their passions and leveraging their entrepreneurial zeal in pursuing ideas that move them forward. The stories will highlight how these happen on Meta’s platforms today and could potentially happen in the future too.

Avinash Pant, Director of Marketing, Facebook India (Meta), shared more context, “At Meta, our marketing strategy has always been to take inspiration from real people and the way they use our platforms, and share it more widely. On Instagram and Facebook, we know the deep impact that Reels is having on people's lives today, so is AR, in unlocking creativity, spurring trends and providing experiences. Our films try to capture unique stories involving these insights, and more, and in the process highlight how Meta is invested in helping people communicate and express themselves freely.”

‘Where can’t we go together’ is Meta’s new brand platform and will be promoted through digital channels - on Facebook and Instagram, and on off-platform channels too. The campaign will have 4 creatives that will go live in a phased manner across 2 months.

The creatives have been conceptualized by DDB Mudra. Pallavi Chakravarti, Creative head, DDB Mudra West, said, “Whoever it is that we are, whatever it is that we love, the power of the collective only makes us better, stronger, more successful and happier. Exploring the power of people who come together to push each other forward is what our first campaign for Meta is about. The campaign draws from the distinct individual narratives of the three apps and hopes to leave viewers with an optimism-infused belief: 'Where can’t we go together?' Words which bring to life Meta’s conviction of what today is and also what tomorrow will be.”