
Case in 60 seconds
Kronans Apotek needed awareness and relevance in a competitive pharmacy market, and the harder task was opening up intimate care, a taboo category, to younger women in a way that felt meaningful rather than promotional.
The campaign turns on privacy rather than visibility, because the page describes audio as a private, self-directed space where young women already explore sensuality, while established brands leave intimate care under-communicated.
Get Intimate is a series of short audio novels that treats intimate care as part of self-care, so the products sit inside a story and the focus shifts from product to experience.
Creators including Felicia Aveklew and Fanny Klefelt posted teaser content on TikTok to spark curiosity, then 15-minute stories were released on audio platforms such as Spotify, with influencers driving listens and UGC creators amplifying the concept.
Cure Media reports 7.4M+ TikTok views and 5 600 + listens, alongside a +2 % change in unaided awareness and 2 award recognitions, with a Swedish Content Awards Jury quote printed on the page.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- TikTok
- Other
Partners
- Cure Media
Creator role
- Felicia Aveklew — creator
- Fanny Klefelt — creator
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| TikTok Views | 7.4M+ TikTok views |
| Listens | 5,600+ listens |
| Unaided Awareness | +2% unaided awareness |
| Award Recognitions | 2 award recognitions |
Why Cure Media's strategy worked
- 1
A taboo category can be opened through a private format rather than a public feed, because audio lets the listener engage on their own terms and lowers the social cost of paying attention.
- 2
Splitting the roles of creators works when each stage has one job, so teaser creators build curiosity on TikTok while influencers drive listens and UGC creators extend the concept afterwards.
- 3
Placing products inside a narrative rather than beside it lets a pharmacy brand talk about intimate care through experience, which suits a category that established brands rarely address directly.


