Bury Black Pudding Inside the Factory Media and Influencer Campaign
Influencer MarketingFull Volume ran a media and influencer campaign for Bury Black Pudding Company around its BBC One Inside the Factory feature, with one influencer post generating more than 200K views.
Case in 60 seconds
Bury Black Pudding Company had a BBC One feature on Inside the Factory but needed attention that lasted beyond the broadcast, while black pudding was still seen as a traditional breakfast ingredient rather than a modern food product.
Full Volume treated the broadcast as a source of stories rather than a single moment, because the page frames the task as keeping the brand visible after airing and changing how modern consumers see black pudding.
The organising thesis was to turn one BBC One feature into a national brand-building campaign, repositioning black pudding within modern food culture rather than leaving it as a breakfast staple.
Full Volume organised journalist tastings and national media outreach, profiled founder Debbie Pierce in The Grocer, Daily Mirror and Insider Media, and worked with selected foodie influencers who created original recipe content showing the versatility of the products.
Full Volume reports 10 pieces of coverage around Inside the Factory, 26 product placement features, seven expert comment opportunities and 30 influencer collaborations, with one influencer post generating more than 200,000 views.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Partners
- Full Volume
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Influencer Post Views | 200K views |
| Coverage Pieces | 10 pieces of coverage |
| Product Placements | 26 product placement features |
| Influencer Collabs | 30 influencer collaborations |
Why Full Volume's strategy worked
- 1
A single broadcast feature can carry a longer campaign when it is split into separate press, founder and creator stories, because each strand reaches a different audience after the programme airs.
- 2
Recipe content from food influencers moves a traditional product towards everyday use, because it shows versatility in practice rather than asserting it in a press release.
- 3
Founder profiling in trade and national titles gives a heritage brand a human face, so coverage builds interest in the people behind the business as well as the product.


