
Baloise x Kingfluencers Campaign
Influencer MarketingKingfluencers ran #VersicherungDiePasst for younGo by Baloise across German, French and Italian speaking Switzerland, pricing household cover against a streaming subscription.
About the campaign
younGo by Baloise is household insurance aimed at people under 30, sold on being the cheapest in Switzerland and validated by a Comparis label. The audience is at a specific moment, moving out of a family home for the first time, and the category obstacle is not price resistance but postponement, since household cover is the kind of purchase that waits indefinitely. Switzerland adds a second complication, because that audience sits across German, French and Italian speaking regions with different creators and different media habits.
Kingfluencers, working with Baloise since 2022, ran the campaign as #VersicherungDiePasst and anchored it to a comparison the audience could price instantly, that the cover costs less than a streaming subscription and takes less effort to set up than ordering food online. Eleven influencers were activated, 3 micro, 4 mid-tier and 4 macro, publishing 25 posts on Instagram and TikTok over two months. Content ran as street interviews, sketches and practical demonstrations, addressed separately to individuals, couples and shared flats.
Casting across all three language regions rather than treating German-speaking Switzerland as the default is what let a single national product claim land as a local one, and the flat-share framing gave the campaign a living arrangement to talk about rather than an abstract policy.
Kingfluencers reports more than 2.2M impressions, 38.12% above forecast, more than 1.9M reach, 52% above forecast, and 15.9K engagements at a 2.8% engagement rate from 25 posts. Baloise's senior online marketing manager is quoted calling it a success story. The page states reach two ways, as more than 1.9M in its summary and as 1.83M in its conclusion, and all figures are self-reported without the underlying forecasts.
Case in 60 seconds
younGo by Baloise is household insurance for under-30s, sold on being the cheapest in Switzerland, and the obstacle is not price resistance but the fact that household cover is a purchase that waits indefinitely.
The audience sits at one specific moment, moving out of a family home for the first time, and spreads across German, French and Italian speaking regions with different creators and different media habits.
#VersicherungDiePasst, anchored to a comparison the audience can price instantly, that the cover costs less than a streaming subscription and takes less effort than ordering food online.
Eleven influencers, 3 micro, 4 mid-tier and 4 macro, published 25 posts on Instagram and TikTok over two months as street interviews, sketches and practical demonstrations, addressed separately to individuals, couples and shared flats.
Kingfluencers reports more than 2.2M impressions, 38.12% above forecast, more than 1.9M reach, 52% above forecast, and 15.9K engagements at a 2.8% engagement rate.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- Instagram creator posts
- TikTok creator posts
- Street interviews
- Sketches
- Practical demonstrations
Partners
- Kingfluencers
Participation mechanic
- #VersicherungDiePasst branded hashtag
- Living-arrangement framing for individuals, couples and shared flats
- Creative freedom left with the creators
Creator role
- 3 micro influencers
- 4 mid-tier influencers
- 4 macro influencers
- German, French and Italian speaking Swiss creators
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Impressions | More than 2.2M |
| Impressions Against Forecast | +38.12% |
| Reach | More than 1.9M |
| Reach Against Forecast | +52% |
| Engagements | 15.9K |
| Engagement Rate | 2.8% |
| Posts Published | 25 |
| Influencers Activated | 11 |
Why Kingfluencers' strategy worked
- 1
Pricing the product against a streaming subscription converted an abstract premium into a comparison the audience had already made, which is a faster route than arguing about value.
- 2
Casting in German, French and Italian speaking Switzerland let a single national claim arrive in local voices rather than as a translation.
- 3
Framing content by living arrangement, individuals, couples and shared flats, gave creators a concrete situation to play rather than a policy to describe.
- 4
Creative freedom is named by both the creator and the client as the reason the content felt authentic, which matters more in a low-trust category.


