
Case in 60 seconds
Ring needed to build awareness for an updated version of its Doorbell, a product the brand was already known for, which meant the campaign had to give an existing audience a reason to look again.
The campaign appears to turn on the way home security hardware is bought after it has been watched being assessed, because product review creators in the home and tech niches already hold the attention of people who research a device before purchasing it.
Place the updated Doorbell inside product review content rather than brand advertising, so the update is explained through its features and benefits by creators the target audience already follows for that kind of assessment.
Stride Social collaborated with product review creators in the home and tech niches, who produced content highlighting the features and benefits of the updated Ring Doorbell; the page names no individual creators, no cohort size and no platforms.
Stride Social reports the campaign captured over 3 million views, racked up 643,000 likes and sparked 18,000 shares, which the agency frames as the updated product reaching millions across the platforms the work was shared on.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Partners
- Stride Social LTD
Creator role
- product review creators in the home and tech niches
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Campaign Likes | Campaign Likes 643k+ |
| Campaign Views | Campaign Views 3 Million+ |
| Total Shares | Total shares 18k+ |
Why Stride Social LTD's strategy worked
- 1
Casting by content format rather than by follower scale gives an update a route to an audience already in an evaluating frame of mind, because review viewers arrive expecting a product to be examined rather than promoted.
- 2
A product refresh is easier to carry through creators than through brand messaging, because the specific features and benefits that changed are what review content is built to explain in the first place.


