Case in 60 seconds
The RAF needed to position itself as an inclusive and welcoming employer for 18-24 year olds from growing communities, and the page frames the task as showcasing the lifestyle, diversity and range of opportunities inside the force.
The work turns on messenger fit rather than institutional voice, because a YouTuber speaking to people across the force puts serving staff in front of 18-24 year olds through a creator format rather than an employer advertisement.
Jungle Creations built the campaign as an inside look at life in the RAF, told through vlog style creative so that diversity and opportunity were shown through individual people rather than stated by the institution.
Jungle Creations recruited YouTuber Eman, better known as SV2, who got the inside scoop on life in the RAF in vlog style creative, speaking to people across the force to learn more about them and what they do.
Jungle Creations reports 6.3M UK impressions and 124K engagements, and says the campaign resulted in an uplift of 39% in Expressions of Interest in RAF careers submitted by people from ethnic minority backgrounds.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- YouTube
Partners
- Jungle Creations
Creator role
- Eman (SV2)
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| UK Impressions | 6.3M UK impressions |
| Engagements | 124K engagements |
| Expressions of Interest Uplift | 39% uplift |
Why Jungle Creations' strategy worked
- 1
Recruitment briefs aimed at growing communities can hand the interview to a creator rather than the employer, because conversations with serving staff show inclusion through people instead of asserting it in recruitment copy.
- 2
Tracking a conversion step specific to the target group, here Expressions of Interest from ethnic minority backgrounds, ties creator content to the recruitment goal rather than leaving the case to rest on impressions and engagements.
