
Star Trek Fleet Command performance campaign
Influencer MarketingZorka.Agency ran a performance-oriented Star Trek Fleet Command campaign with adult male creators aged 25 and over, reporting 4M views and recutting selected creatives for user acquisition.
About the campaign
Scopely's Star Trek Fleet Command is presented as a mobile strategy game in Zorka.Agency's campaign account. The page describes a performance-oriented campaign with adult male creators aged 25 and over, covering the United States and Germany. It does not state a specific business problem, audience insight or launch date. The documented approach connects creator promotion with the reuse of selected creative material for user acquisition.
YouTube is the named platform, with dedicated content and integrations listed as the campaign formats. Zorka.Agency states that the best creatives were recut for user acquisition and describes the work as an example of paid-social asset reuse. The source does not identify the creators, explain the content concepts, set out how creatives were selected or show what changed in the recuts. It also does not name the paid platforms on which those assets were subsequently used.
The agency reports 4M views and labels feedback positive. These claims give a limited account of the campaign's visibility and reception, while the reuse of creative material is an execution detail rather than a measured acquisition outcome. There are no install figures, acquisition costs or comparisons between original and recut content. The source supports the reported view total and reuse mechanic, but provides no reporting window or measurement methodology, and its claims are not independently verified.
Case in 60 seconds
The source identifies a performance-oriented campaign for the mobile strategy game but does not describe a specific prior business problem.
Not stated
Use creator content for a Star Trek Fleet Command campaign and recut selected creatives for user acquisition.
Adult male creators aged 25 and over participated through YouTube dedicated content and integrations in the United States and Germany; selected creatives were recut for user acquisition.
Zorka.Agency reports 4M views and describes feedback as positive, without a feedback methodology or acquisition metrics.
Strategy Breakdown
The primary strategy-learning section — interpretation, not a press-release summary.
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- YouTube dedicated content
- YouTube integrations
- Creative recuts for user acquisition and paid social
Partners
- Zorka.Agency
- Scopely / Star Trek Fleet Command
- Adult male creators aged 25 and over; names not stated
Participation mechanic
- Not stated
Creator role
- Creators participated in campaign content, and selected creative material was recut for user acquisition.
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value | Result type |
|---|---|---|
| Campaign views | 4M | views |
Why Zorka.Agency's strategy worked
- 1
The source documents reuse of creator campaign material as user acquisition creative.
- 2
Dedicated content and integrations were both part of the YouTube campaign.
- 3
The page does not quantify the effect of creative reuse on acquisition performance.



