
Case in 60 seconds
Meta needed the launch of the Meta Quest to attract new customers and raise brand awareness in what the page calls a competitive tech sphere, so the product had to be shown working rather than simply announced.
The campaign turns on audience match rather than scale, because Stride Social LTD chose product review creators whose audiences matched the Meta Quest's target demographic, people who already watch creators test a device before judging it.
The organizing thesis was a fun yet informative video, so the Meta Quest would be introduced through review creators demonstrating its capabilities rather than through a launch message the brand delivered itself.
Stride Social LTD collaborated with product review creators, who produced video content demonstrating the Meta Quest's features and benefits in a manner the page calls appealing and relatable, while the page names neither the creators nor the platforms used.
Stride Social LTD reports 1.1 Million+ campaign views, 134k+ campaign likes and 6k+ total shares, and says the campaign drew in new customers and raised brand awareness without publishing a customer figure.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Partners
- Stride Social LTD
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Campaign Views | 1.1M+ views |
| Campaign Likes | 134K+ likes |
| Total Shares | 6K+ shares |
Why Stride Social LTD's strategy worked
- 1
Casting review creators for audience match rather than reach lets a new device be explained to people already weighing tech purchases, because the review format carries a product demonstration as part of its normal content.
- 2
A brief that asks for content both fun and informative suits a product whose value depends on capability, because a demonstration that entertains holds attention long enough for the features to register with viewers.


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