Liam Gallagher wrote his album "As You Were" with help from two others and promoted it widely through interviews and live performances. He conducted many interviews discussing the album's creation and lyrics. These interviews aired on shows like BBC's "Backstage Pass", "The Graham Norton Show", and "Later with Jools Holland". He also performed live on these shows and at concerts to promote the album. Liam used social media extensively, having over 2 million Twitter followers, to connect with fans and promote the album online. The timing of the album's release alongside a new album by his brother Noel fueled public interest in comparing the two.

1. UNIT 6 –
AS YOU WERE

2. Target Audience
■ The target audience for the album ‘As you Were’ is quite broad. This can be
observed by the variety of age groups at his gigs, due to this I would say his TA goes
as low as 16 to as high as 40 years of age.
■ The type of person the album would relate to is mainstreamers, some of the
characteristics of mainstreamers are the seek for security and their trust in popular
brands and the value for money. They make up over 40% of the population.

3. Interviews
Liam Gallagher, who wrote the album with the help of two others has conducted many interviews about the
album and his past band Oasis and his brother Noel Gallagher. He has uploaded vides to social networking
sites to alert fans to his interviews. In said interviews he speaks about the other writers of As you were such as
Greg Curstain and one other, and even explains the lyrics behind some of the songs such as ‘For what its
worth’ which was written as an apology to varies people for Liam’s actions towards them.
A famous interview shown by the BBC which shows a ‘backstage pass’ to the public of Liam before the show.
As well as this he appeared on The Graham Norton show and Later with Jools Holland.
Backstage Pass Later with Jools Holland Interview Graham Norton Interview

4. Live performances
He did many live performances to advertise his new album, such as a performance on
Later with Jools Holland, The Graham Norton show and the Manchester One love
concert.

5. Social mediaLiam has multiple social media accounts on multiple platforms such as Twitter and
Instagram. His twitter has over two million followers to which he has tweeted over one
thousand times. Some of his tweets have even been made into posters and placed
around busy towns and city's. His Instagram lets his fans know where in the world he is
and he posts videos and photos regularlysuch as his Cocoanut video and his most liked
photos.

6. Timing of the campaign
The timing of this campaign was ideal with brother Noel supposed rival of Liam
releasing an album not only the same year but almost the same month as his sibling.
Liam’s album being released in October and Noels in late November. This caused the
public to when first listening to the albums to create a war between the albums of the
two brothers. A war which according to most of the public was won by Liam.