
About the campaign
Flo Health, a women's health app covering menstrual tracking through menopause, needed strong brand awareness and genuine engagement among women on TikTok, where health content must feel personal and credible to land. Personal health topics are sensitive, and a health app has to earn attention and trust in an entertainment-led feed without the content reading as a pharma-style ad. The insight was that health content works on TikTok when it comes from creators the audience already trusts, so creator selection against the app's female demographic was the lever.
House of Marketers ran a TikTok influencer campaign with 15 creators chosen for their relevance to Flo Health's target demographic, built around high engagement and broad reach among female users. The creators acted as demographically relevant voices making a women's health app feel personal and credible, keeping the brand present in the conversations its users already have about their bodies and life stages.
The bet was that demographic-matched creators would concentrate reach on the right audience and turn passive views into engagement, and in sensitive categories creator-led delivery is the mechanism that keeps app marketing personal rather than clinical. Activity ran on TikTok. House of Marketers reports 10.5M video views, more than 200K engagements and a 95% female audience reached, closely matching the app's core user base. Every figure comes from the agency's own page, with no launch date, market, spend or app-level outcomes such as downloads or retention disclosed, and none is independently verified.
Case in 60 seconds
Flo Health, a women's health app covering menstrual tracking through menopause, needed strong brand awareness and genuine engagement among women on TikTok, where health content must feel personal and credible to land.
Health content lands on TikTok when it comes from creators the audience already trusts, so creator selection against the app's female demographic was the lever.
Position Flo Health as the go-to app for female health and keep it top of mind on TikTok through a creator campaign built for its audience.
House of Marketers ran a TikTok influencer campaign with a roster of creators chosen for their relevance to Flo Health's target demographic, built around high engagement and broad reach among female users.
The agency reports 10.5M video views and more than 200K engagements. No figures are independently verified.
Strategy Breakdown
The primary strategy-learning section — interpretation, not a press-release summary.
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- Creator videos on TikTok
Partners
- House of Marketers (agency)
- TikTok creators (names not disclosed)
Participation mechanic
- Creator-published TikTok content; no participation mechanic beyond organic engagement is described in the source
Creator role
- Demographically relevant voices making a women's health app feel personal and credible on TikTok
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value | Result type | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Video views | 10.5M | reach | Agency reported |
| Engagements | 200K+ | engagement | Agency reported |
Why House of Marketers's strategy worked
- 1
Selecting creators against a tight demographic brief concentrated reach on the intended audience, with a reported female-skewed reach profile matching the app's user base.
- 2
In sensitive categories like women's health, creator-led delivery is the mechanism that makes app marketing feel personal and credible rather than clinical.
- 3
Engagement volume alongside views (200K+ engagements against 10.5M views, as reported) is the signal used to argue the content resonated rather than merely appeared in feeds.
- 4
A modest roster of well-matched creators can, per the agency's account, deliver eight-figure view counts without broad-reach media.



