
Case in 60 seconds
Adobe needed awareness and excitement around Adobe Firefly and its generative AI features on Photoshop and the standalone web app, while the audience ranged from people new to Creative Cloud to people already fluent in its tools.
A generative AI feature is easier to believe when it is shown inside a creator's existing craft rather than in isolation, because gaming, fashion and photo editing audiences judge a tool by what it does for work they already follow.
Digital Voices framed Firefly as a tool with a wide range of use cases, so the campaign paired creators new to Creative Cloud with experienced users and kept Photoshop as the focal point throughout.
Digital Voices worked with 21 micro to macro creators on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Twitch, who showed Adobe Firefly in gaming streams, fashion and street style, and photo editing, with Photoshop as the focal point.
Digital Voices reports 32 million impressions, 869.7% above its own prediction, and 425k engagements, 158% above its prediction, with an overall engagement rate of 7% across the campaign.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- YouTube
- TikTok
- Twitch
Partners
- Digital Voices
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Impressions | 32M impressions |
| Impressions vs Forecast | 869.7% increase |
| Engagements | 425K engagements |
| Uplift on Engagement Forecast | 158% increase |
| Engagement Rate | 7% |
| Creators | 21 creators |
Why Digital Voices' strategy worked
- 1
Casting creators who are new to a software suite alongside practised users lets one launch speak to both first contact and expert depth, because each group sees the tool demonstrated at its own level.
- 2
A product with many applications can be spread across unrelated verticals such as gaming streams and street style, which carries the same feature to separate audiences rather than repeating one demonstration.


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