
Case in 60 seconds
Blue Moon wanted its beer shown with friends in the warmer weather, and the serve mattered as much as the drink, so the brief asked for a clear glass with an orange wheel on top.
The campaign turns on the serve rather than the bottle, because a clear glass with an orange wheel is a ritual a viewer can copy, and TRIBE quotes one commenter planning to try it at a picnic.
The Perfect Serve For Summer cast creators as hosts of the serve, asking them to photograph themselves enjoying Blue Moon with friends rather than posting a product shot on its own.
Creators submitted photos of themselves enjoying Blue Moon with friends in the warmer weather, with extra points for a clear glass and an orange wheel on top, and TRIBE reports 8 creator posts.
TRIBE reports 8 creator posts, 203685 combined followers, 4442 likes and comments and a 2.18% engagement rate, alongside quoted comments from viewers who said they would love to try the beer.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Partners
- TRIBE
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Engagement Rate | 2.18% |
| Likes & Comments | 4442 likes and comments |
| Combined Followers | 203.7K followers |
| Creator Posts | 8 posts |
Why TRIBE's strategy worked
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Placing the product inside a social occasion, friends in warmer weather, turns a post into a plan a viewer can borrow, which is the response the quoted comment about a picnic records.


