Young child with light brown hair drinking from a clear plastic water bottle behind a large Nestlé Pure Life logo

Nestlé Pure Life #momswisdom Influencer Storytelling

Influencer Marketing

Linqia ran a #momswisdom influencer storytelling program for Nestlé Pure Life Purified Water that the agency reports generated 22M potential impressions across social channels.

22MPotential Impressions
50.2KFacebook Page Visits
7,500+Social Endorsements

About the campaign

Nestlé Pure Life Purified Water worked with Linqia and its influencers on #momswisdom stories that generated 22M potential impressions. The brand wanted to build awareness through wisdom stories from everyday mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers. It sought individuals who would share how those pieces of wisdom guided them and their families.

The agency connected the brand with influencers who ran active, thriving interest communities across social channels. They posted on blogs, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr and Google+, telling 'Mom knows best' stories. Each influencer invited followers to visit the Nestlé Pure Life Facebook page and share their own stories of wisdom.

The agency reports that original influencer content featuring the water generated 22M potential impressions. A total of 50,179 people visited the brand's Facebook page to share their stories of wisdom. The brand received over 7,500 social endorsements as a result of the program.

Case in 60 seconds

Nestlé Pure Life Purified Water wanted to build awareness through wisdom stories from everyday mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers, so it needed individuals willing to share how those pieces of wisdom had guided them and their families over the years.

People talk about a mother's advice more readily once someone they follow has told a family story first, because a personal account gives the audience both permission and a template for adding their own.

Bottled water became the occasion for an exchange of family wisdom, with influencers telling 'Mom knows best' stories under #momswisdom and then inviting their audiences to add stories about the mothers and mother figures who shaped them.

Linqia matched Nestlé with influencers who ran active interest communities on blogs, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr and Google+, and each shared #momswisdom stories before directing followers to the Nestlé Pure Life Facebook page to post theirs.

Linqia reports 22M potential impressions from influencer content featuring the water, while 50,179 people visited the Nestlé Pure Life Facebook page to share their stories and the brand received over 7,500 social endorsements.

Strategy Breakdown

Individuals who would share personal stories about how wisdom from mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers helped guide them and their families over the years.
Nestlé Pure Life cast itself as the host of family wisdom stories, and because many of those stories touched on the importance of staying healthy and hydrated, the advice mothers pass on and the product sat in the same frame.
Audiences contribute when the request is about a person they love rather than a product, so the influencer story served as the example and the Facebook page served as the place to answer it.

Creative & Execution System

Assets & channels

  • Facebook
  • Pinterest
  • Instagram
  • X (Twitter)
  • Other

Partners

  • Linqia

Participation mechanic

  • After influencers shared their #momswisdom stories, audiences visited the Nestlé Pure Life Facebook page to post their own stories of how mothers and mother figures inspired them, built their confidence and taught them about staying healthy and hydrated.

Results & Evidence

MetricValue
Potential Impressions22M potential impressions
Facebook Page Visits50.2K people
Social Endorsementsover 7,500+ social endorsements

Why Linqia's strategy worked

  1. 1

    A story prompt built around a named family figure lowers the effort of contributing, because nearly anyone can recall a piece of advice from a mother or grandmother without needing a view on the product.

  2. 2

    Sending creator audiences to one brand-owned destination, in this case the Facebook page, turns scattered posts into a single countable participation figure that the brand can report on directly.

  3. 3

    Creator stories that a brand manager plans to repost on owned social channels do double duty, serving first as influencer content and then as a stock of material for the brand's own feeds.