
Case in 60 seconds
Rhinoshield, a brand known for protective products, was launching a water bottle with features the page says the category had not seen before, so it needed to show buyers what the bottle was for.
The campaign turns on lived use rather than product claims, because a bottle built for people who film their days is best explained by those people showing it inside their own routines.
Stride Social framed the launch as a demonstration of versatile use cases, showing how the new water bottle could change daily habits for content creators and lifestyle enthusiasts with a love for videography.
Multiple home and lifestyle creators used the Rhinoshield water bottle for a week, and after discussing their experiences the agency generated content on its impact, which was distributed across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
Stride Social reports 5 Million+ campaign views, 645k+ campaign likes and 94k+ total shares, while the same page's results paragraph states 326,000 likes and 30,000 shares for the campaign.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- TikTok
- YouTube
Partners
- Stride Social LTD
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Campaign Views | 5M+ |
| Campaign Likes | 645K+ |
| Total Shares | 94K+ |
| Likes | 326K likes |
| Shares | 30K shares |
Why Stride Social LTD's strategy worked
- 1
A week of product use before any content is made gives creators specific experiences to report rather than a feature list, which suits a product whose value depends on how it fits a routine.
- 2
Casting creators from the home and lifestyle niche for a product aimed at content creators means the people demonstrating the bottle share the habits of the audience it was designed for.


