Case Study — Swisse

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14.8M views from a 25-creator intent campaign

A long-term partnership turning influencer campaigns into measurable purchase intent.

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Overview

Wellness · Supplements · Multi-campaign — a long-term partnership turning influencer campaigns into measurable purchase intent.

The Challenge

  • Earlier campaigns produced strong reach but unclear commercial outcomes.
  • Swisse wanted Indian creator marketing to deliver measurable purchase intent, not vanity metrics.
  • No line of sight from a creator post to an actual buyer.

Our Approach

  1. The Strategy

    • Shifted from awareness-led briefs to intent-led mechanics.
    • The hero campaign used a comment-to-link mechanic — viewers dropped a comment to receive the purchase link by DM.
    • This turned passive viewing into an active declaration of intent.
  2. Creator Selection

    • Skincare-focused creators with proven trust in the category.
    • Audiences matched to the glutathione supplement's buyer profile, not to follower count.
  3. Mechanic Design

    • Comment-to-link CTA — viewers commented to opt in.
    • An automated DM delivered the purchase link with creator-specific tracking.
  4. Hook Design

    • Hooks tested for curiosity and intent rather than entertainment value.
  5. Long-term Partnership

    • Ongoing campaigns through 2025-26 across multiple Swisse SKUs.
    • Each one measured against the Layer 1-4 ROI framework.

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The Results

14.8M

Views

25

Creators

2.3K

Shares

  • 14.8M views across 25 deliverables from 25 creators.
  • 2.3K shares and 13.1K likes, at a 0.721% average engagement rate.
  • The top reel drew 3.1M views on its own, with two more clearing 1.3M each.
  • The intent mechanic's best post ran at a 3.156% engagement rate — mid-pack on views, top of the table on engagement.

What we learned

Intent-based mechanics surface buyers that engagement metrics miss. The highest-engagement post in this campaign sat well down the table on views — reach and intent are not the same ranking, and only one of them predicts a purchase.