
About the campaign
Laifen needed meaningful exposure for its Swift hair dryer and Wave electric toothbrush at CES 2024, where a booth presence alone rarely stands out. The show produces dense same-week coverage, and consumer electronics launches compete with hundreds of simultaneous product reveals for the same attention, so a hardware brand's story is easily lost unless trusted creators carry it to their own audiences. NeoReach worked from the view that creator-led coverage, posted live from the show and for 30 days after it, could push a booth's reach far beyond convention attendees, reading as recommendations rather than adverts.
NeoReach recruited eight mid-to-macro tier creators whose niches matched the products, tech, unboxing, dental health and CES coverage, and briefed them for genuine reactions rather than scripted promotion. The creators posted on-site from Laifen's booth and continued through a 30-day post-event window across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, producing 43 posts in total.
Pairing on-site coverage with the extended posting window let the event investment keep earning reach after the show closed, while matching creator niches to individual products, dental health for the toothbrush and unboxing for the hardware, aimed content at audiences already primed for it. Content ran across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. NeoReach reports 14.6M impressions and 12M total views. All figures are agency self-reported, with no engagement or sales data published. Stride Social, a separate agency, also publishes a Laifen CES case study, so these results reflect only NeoReach's part of a larger CES creator push.
Case in 60 seconds
Laifen needed meaningful exposure for its Swift hair dryer and Wave electric toothbrush at CES 2024, where a booth presence alone rarely stands out.
Creator-led coverage, posted live from the show and for 30 days after it, can carry a booth's reach far beyond convention attendees.
Recruit eight creators whose niches matched the products, tech, unboxing, dental health and CES coverage, and brief them for genuine reactions rather than scripted promotion.
Eight mid-to-macro tier creators posted from the booth and through a 30-day post-event window across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, producing 43 posts.
NeoReach reports 14.6M impressions and 12M total views from the 43 posts, with the post-event window adding reach beyond the convention floor. All figures are agency self-reported.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- Creator posts and videos on Instagram
- Creator videos on TikTok
- Creator videos on YouTube
Partners
- NeoReach (creator casting, strategy and campaign management)
Participation mechanic
- Creators posted live from Laifen's booth at CES 2024
- Creators published follow-up content during the 30 days after the event
Creator role
- Eight mid-to-macro tier creators in tech, unboxing, dental health and CES coverage producing product-focused reaction content
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Impressions | 14.6M |
| Total Views | 12M |
The Work
TikTokPost by @nanjitwins
YouTubeThe NEW Laifen Wave Electric Toothbrush is the Apple of Toothbrushes! #laifen #ces #ces2024 #ad
Why NeoReach's strategy worked
- 1
Pairing on-site coverage with a 30-day posting window let the event investment keep earning reach after the show closed.
- 2
Matching creator niches to individual products, dental health for the toothbrush and unboxing for the hardware, aimed content at audiences already primed for it.
- 3
Product-focused but creator-led briefs, genuine reactions over scripts, suit awareness goals in a crowded trade show setting.
- 4
A modest roster of eight creators can clear 14.6M impressions when posting spans both the event and its aftermath, per the agency's own figures.


