
Case in 60 seconds
Sebamed wanted its Acne Care range to drive sales and conversions in India, which meant building awareness of the products and their effectiveness while persuading consumers to try the cleansing foam wash and acne care gel.
Acne care is a personal purchase that rests on trust, so the page casts creators whose own stories carry that trust, one describing a daily struggle with acne and a new mom vouching for safety, rather than relying on product claims alone.
Influencer.in built the work around creators showing the application and USPs of Sebamed's acne products with their personal touch, so each video worked as a prompt to try the range rather than as a scripted advertisement.
Beauty and skincare influencers each posted an Instagram reel and a swipe-up story carrying website links and promo codes, writing their own final scripts from a product brief, while coupon codes in the captions let Sebamed track conversions from the videos.
Influencer.in reports 597,000+ views, 22,300+ likes and 330+ comments for the Instagram campaign, while the page publishes no conversion or sales figure against the objective the campaign was built to serve.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
Partners
- Influencer.in
Creator role
- Nisha Gupta
- Akriti Bhardawaj
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Views | 597K+ views |
| Likes | 22.3K+ likes |
| Comments | 330+ comments |
Why Influencer.in's strategy worked
- 1
Coupon codes placed in creator captions give a brand a way to attribute conversions to individual videos, because each code ties a purchase back to the post that carried it rather than to the campaign as a whole.
- 2
A product brief paired with creator-written scripts lets one acne care message arrive in several voices, because each influencer frames the products through their own experience rather than repeating shared copy.
- 3
Casting creators from different life situations, such as a new mom and a creator describing daily acne struggles, gives one product line several routes to trust, because each audience hears a reason that fits its own concerns.


