
Case in 60 seconds
Pernod Ricard maintains five spirits and aperitif brands in Benelux, Lillet, Havana Club, Absolut, Bumbu and Kalhua, and the work covers all of their influence, event and consumer content strategies rather than a single brand assignment.
The arrangement appears to turn on continuity, because one agency holding five brands in a single region can carry creator relationships, event formats and consumer content between them rather than rebuilding each brand from nothing.
BeInfluence positions itself as the reference influence agency for Pernod Ricard in Benelux, supporting the complete influence, event and consumer content strategies of the five brands rather than delivering isolated activations.
The agency supports the influence, event and consumer generated content strategies of Lillet, Havana Club, Absolut, Bumbu and Kalhua across the Benelux market, operating as the client's reference influence partner rather than on a brief by brief basis.
BeInfluence reports 20M views generated per year, a 9% Global engagement rate and 645% Return On Investment across the account, with each of the three printed as a standalone headline figure.
Strategy Breakdown
The primary strategy-learning section — interpretation, not a press-release summary.
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- UC/CGC
Partners
- BeInfluence (lead_agency)
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value | Result type |
|---|---|---|
| global engagement rate | 9% Global engagement rate | engagement_rate |
| return on investment | 645% Return On Investment | roi |
| views per year | 20M views generated per year | video_views |
Why BeInfluence's strategy worked
- 1
A single agency holding several brands from one drinks portfolio can spread creator relationships and event formats across them, which lowers the setup cost of each brand activation rather than treating every one as a fresh start.
- 2
Figures reported as annual portfolio totals, such as 20M views generated per year, describe a standing arrangement rather than a campaign result, so they suit retainer benchmarking rather than comparison against single activations.
- 3
A 645% Return On Investment quoted without a spend figure or a conversion base works as a positioning claim for the agency rather than a number another advertiser can plan against, because the arithmetic behind it sits outside the published copy.



