
Case in 60 seconds
bubly needed to launch its new Bellini Bliss flavor and build awareness of the sparkling water brand among Gen Z, which meant presenting a familiar category as more than just sparkling water.
The page frames the launch as a question of authenticity rather than reach, because Gen Z viewers respond to a product shown inside activities creators already enjoy rather than to a flavor announcement on its own.
Artisan Council positioned Bellini Bliss inside a Summer of Bliss, so the drink became a way to crack a smile and enjoy a moment of pure bliss rather than a new sparkling water flavor alone.
Artisan Council activated four mid-tier influencers on TikTok, including @yodeebs, @justines.table and @quingable, who showed rollerskating, cooking, nail art, a granita recipe and an alpine lake hike with Bellini Bliss, tagged #summerofbliss and #bellinibliss.
Artisan Council reports 2+ million impressions and 597K TikTok views from the four influencers, and says the content inspired potential customers to interact with the brand, while it publishes no engagement or sales figure.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- TikTok
Partners
- Artisan Council
Creator role
- yodeebs — creator
- justines.table — creator
- Quin Gable — creator
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Impressions | 2M+ impressions |
| TikTok Views | 597K TikTok views |
| Influencers Activated | 4 influencers |
Why Artisan Council's strategy worked
- 1
Spreading a small roster across different verticals, such as cooking, rollerskating and nail art, lets one flavor launch reach several interest groups at once rather than the same audience four times over.
- 2
A named seasonal theme like the Summer of Bliss gives each creator a shared emotional brief while leaving the activity to them, so the content stays consistent in message rather than uniform in format.


