
Case in 60 seconds
Boohoo appointed Komodo to work across its creative globally and act as an extension of the team, building an influencer campaign and content production strategy for a United States pre-summer campaign.
The campaign appears to turn on pre-summer demand being sold through destination rather than product, because a Bali trip gives United States creators an aspirational summer setting to post from months before their own summer arrives.
Rather than commissioning creator posts individually, Komodo built the campaign around a single shared trip, so one destination carried the influencer campaign, the content production and the event activation at once.
Komodo flew 10 of the United States' most recognisable influencers to Bali, Indonesia, for an all-encompassing trip, and alongside the campaign production took the talent surfing, to sunset cocktails and on beach clean-ups.
Komodo reports 12.8m impressions, 2.2m likes and a 17.7% engagement rate for the campaign, presented on the page under the heading The Komodo Effect without a platform or post-level breakdown.
Strategy Breakdown
The primary strategy-learning section — interpretation, not a press-release summary.
Creative & Execution System
Partners
- WE ARE KOMODO (lead_agency)
Creator role
- 10 of the United States' most recognisable influencers
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value | Result type |
|---|---|---|
| engagement rate | 17.7% - Engagement Rate | engagement_rate |
| impressions | 12.8m - Impressions | impressions |
| likes | 2.2m - Likes | performance |
Why WE ARE KOMODO's strategy worked
- 1
Concentrating a cohort in one location lets a single production budget serve influencer content, brand activation and owned assets together, which is the argument the page makes by crediting all three services to one trip.
- 2
Programming non-shoot activity such as surfing, sunset cocktails and beach clean-ups gives creators material to post in their own register, so the trip yields more than the scheduled campaign assets.
- 3
A reported 17.7% engagement rate against 12.8m impressions suggests casting for a small group of recognisable names rather than broad reach, though how the rate was calculated is not stated.



