Case in 60 seconds
PIO X Capa-Haus set out to raise awareness of the Capa House exhibition in Leipzig among young people aged 14 to 27 from Central Germany, so the end of the war and the Allied liberation had to reach them on digital channels rather than in the exhibition alone.
The campaign turns on presence rather than lecture, because the page frames the 80th anniversary as history told digitally, and a duo travelling the route in person gives young viewers a journey to follow rather than a date to remember.
Reachbird turned the historic route of liberation from Normandy to Leipzig into a social media road trip, so the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II became a journey an influencer duo travelled rather than an anniversary announced.
An influencer duo travelled the route of the US Allies and produced Instagram Stories, Reels, Feed posts, TikToks and YouTube videos, combining their own perspectives with research, conversations with eyewitnesses and insights from experts to give the content historical depth.
Reachbird reports a reach of 2,47 Mio, a view rate of 132 %, 27,6 Tsd likes and 970 comments, which the agency presents as reach that came with active interaction from the young audience.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- YouTube
Partners
- Reachbird
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Reach | 2.47M |
| View Rate | 132% |
| Likes | 27.6K |
| Comments | 970 |
Why Reachbird's strategy worked
- 1
Placing creators on the physical route of a historical event gives commemorative content a sequence and a destination, which lets a museum exhibition sit at the end of a story rather than appear as an interruption.
- 2
Pairing creator perspective with eyewitness conversations and expert input lets short formats such as Reels and TikToks carry historical explanation, because the people on camera are seen learning rather than lecturing.
- 3
Anchoring an education campaign to the 80th anniversary gives the outreach a public reason to appear in feeds, so the institution takes its timing from the calendar rather than inventing a moment of its own.
