
Case in 60 seconds
Keepr's had a new hard seltzer range to establish in a category the page calls a new summer trend, so the brief asked for consumer and trade awareness that would turn into listings and sales.
The campaign turns on permission rather than indulgence, because the page frames a low calorie drink as a lift during the pandemic that consumers could enjoy while keeping a balanced lifestyle.
Jellybean set out to show consumers that a low calorie tipple could lift their spirits during the pandemic without costing a balanced lifestyle, while a parallel trade route pushed for listings.
Jellybean secured an exclusive in The Grocer and followed it with PR outreach and samples to the wider trade, while influencer content ran across the social feeds of Georgia Harrison and Lydia Lucy.
Jellybean reports 26 high profile pieces of coverage, 100% visual inclusion and an estimated reach of 15 million, with titles including Cosmopolitan, Closer, Sunday Express and The Grocer.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- Other
Partners
- Jellybean
Creator role
- Georgia Harrison
- Lydia Lucy
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Visual Inclusion | 100% visual inclusion |
| Estimated Reach | 15M |
Why Jellybean's strategy worked
- 1
A trade exclusive in The Grocer gives a new range a single anchor story for buyers, so the wider trade outreach that follows has a reference point rather than starting cold.
- 2
Running consumer and trade routes together lets one range serve two audiences, because consumer coverage builds the demand that the listings conversation with the on and off trade depends on.
- 3
Framing a low calorie drink around balance rather than excess gives a new alcohol category a reason to be welcome in lifestyle titles and on personality feeds.


