
What we did
It’s often said it takes 21 days to make a habit but that also means it takes 21 days to break one. Green Cola is an independent British brand setting new standards in soft drinks. As the country looked to improve health during lockdown, we came to the fore with its 21 Day Challenge to help people kick that aspartame habit.
The results
How we did it
We have had 140 influencers creating 150 pieces of content reaching 2.5M people - half of our target mum HCP audience - and generating over 50K engagements. It’s transformed the attitudes of Health-Conscious Pragmatist mums towards nasties. «
How do we know that? Because Green Cola is now the number 1 selling cola on Amazon (previously being number 3) and trebled sales since March. What’s more, by August 2020, the volume of owned impressions, engagements, and new followers (+1.1k) had surpassed the total seen in the entirety of 2019.
This was entirely down to our social media efforts as the only marketing or PR activity.
We took a behavioural-led approach to drive genuine change (and sales). We identified and activated target influencers and they received a 21-day survival kit and shared their journey on social, documenting their experience and generating conversation. This content was re-shared on Green Cola.
We initially started with 10 micro influencers who nominated friends to take the same challenge, but it very quickly became a self-sustaining content generator and ongoing influencer program (due to the pyramid effect).

The 21 Day Challenge with Green Cola
An influencer campaign to help people kick their aspartame habit and make healthier choices.

Kier: Moving Through May
Kier Group is a FTSE250 construction firm which runs an internal charity initiative each year designed to get employees active, and raise money for charity partners. Our challenge was to turn ‘Moving Through May’ into a mass employee advocacy campaign, externally.

Harvester x Elburritomonster
Harvester has long been loved for its varied menu keeping every guest happy AND its legendary salad bar — but in 2024, the brand needed to evolve. Our challenge was clear: drive relevance with younger audiences (especially 18–24s) and cement Harvester as a nationally loved brand, not just a nostalgic favourite.
The 21 Day Challenge with Green Cola
It’s often said it takes 21 days to make a habit but that also means it takes 21 days to break one. Green Cola is an independent British brand setting new standards in soft drinks. As the country looked to improve health during lockdown, we came to the fore with its 21 Day Challenge to help people kick that aspartame habit.

Mazda UK: Canvas of your life
Getting in front of our conquest audience, and showcasing that Mazda now have a 7-seater car - giving these people a reason to buy.

RSM Autumn Budget
We dominated the LinkedIn News space, with four pieces of commentary highlighted by the LinkedIn editorial team, more than any of our competitors.
Overall, our budget content (including predictions) has had 191,856 impressions (paid and organic), with two videos from Tom Pugh and Lewis Tompkins being seen 75,010 times (paid and organic).
The Autumn Budget (8,129) received 196% more engagements than the Spring Budget (2,743).
Our videos performed well, with an ER of 11.60% on Tom’s post (organic) and 7.20% on Lewis’ post (organic).

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Cooking up a storm with Toby Carvery social media
We cover all social media and digital activations for Toby, the country’s third biggest casual dining brand.
Toby brings families together to enjoy a great British favourite, the roast. We use social to drive awareness and brand consideration (beyond Sunday). Part of this is using the right channels to get in front of the ‘must-win’ 18-30 age group.
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