
Our Place UK launch campaign
Influencer MarketingNine paid and eight gifted Instagram creators introduced Our Place to the UK, with £20K in sales and 560K organic impressions reported by the agency.
About the campaign
Our Place, a US cookware brand built on influencer-led hype at home, needed awareness and sales in the UK for two hero products, the Perfect Pot and the Cast Iron Always Pan. Its reputation had been made through creator and social momentum in the US, but UK shoppers had no such history with the brand, so it needed credible introductions rather than cold advertising. Disrupt Marketing's view was that for consumers meeting the brand for the first time the creators are the first impression, which made casting for genuine aesthetic fit and real selling power matter more than raw reach.
Disrupt cast a tight roster of nine paid Instagram creators and added eight more through gifting, briefing every piece of organic content so it could also serve as paid social ad creative. Creators produced Reels and Stories, with multiple posts each sustaining the narrative over time rather than spiking once, and the assets were reused to stock the brand's ad account. A discount code and a summer sale tie-in gave the work a direct, trackable route to purchase.
Sustained, multi-post creator narratives read as more authentic to first-time audiences than one-off endorsements, and pairing a paid tier with a gifted tier widened coverage without proportional fee cost. Content ran on Instagram. Disrupt reports 20,000 pounds in sales, 560K organic impressions, more than 2.5K organic link clicks and a 3.86% average engagement rate, and says it beat its impressions target by 178%. Every figure comes from the agency's own case study; the underlying target, campaign dates and sales attribution method were not disclosed, and no independent source verifies the results.
Case in 60 seconds
Our Place, a US cookware brand built on influencer-led hype at home, needed awareness and sales in the UK for two hero products, the Perfect Pot and the Cast Iron Always Pan, alongside a discount code and a summer sale.
For consumers meeting the brand for the first time, the creators are the first impression, so casting for genuine aesthetic fit and real selling power mattered more than raw reach.
A tightly cast creator roster acting as credible product advocates, briefed so every piece of organic content could also serve as paid social ad creative.
Nine paid influencers produced Instagram Reels and Stories and eight more creators received product gifting, with multiple posts per creator sustaining the narrative over time.
The agency reports £20K in sales, 560K organic impressions, 2.5K+ organic link clicks and a 3.86% average engagement rate, and says it beat its impressions target by 178%. No figures are independently verified.
Strategy Breakdown
The primary strategy-learning section — interpretation, not a press-release summary.
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- Instagram Reels
- Instagram Stories
- Creator assets reused in paid social ads
Partners
- Disrupt Marketing (influencer campaign)
- Nine paid influencers
- Eight gifted influencers via industry connections
Participation mechanic
- Discount code
- Summer sale tie-in
- Organic link clicks to product pages
Creator role
- Product advocates matched to the Our Place aesthetic
- Producers of content briefed for reuse in paid ads
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value | Result type |
|---|---|---|
| Organic impressions | 560K | reach |
| Average engagement rate | 3.86% | engagement |
| Organic link clicks | 2.5K+ | traffic |
| Sales generated | £20K | commercial |
| Impressions target over-delivery | 178% | reach |
| Average impressions rate | 49.57% | reach |
Why Disrupt Marketing's strategy worked
- 1
Casting for aesthetic fit made creators read as credible advocates to an audience meeting the brand for the first time.
- 2
Briefing organic content to be paid-ready meant the creator programme also stocked the brand's ad account with creative.
- 3
Multiple Reels and Stories per creator sustained the narrative over time instead of spiking once.
- 4
Pairing nine paid creators with an eight-creator gifted tier widened coverage without proportional fee cost.
- 5
A discount code and summer sale gave the campaign a direct, trackable route to purchase.



