
Case in 60 seconds
Snackish had yet to launch and held only a few hundred followers, so a new chip brand entering the United States and Canada needed a social presence built from almost nothing during its launch.
Shine Talent Group frames the launch as a casting problem rather than a content problem, because a brand without an audience of its own had to borrow trust from creators whose followers matched the ideal Snackish customer.
The organizing idea was to flood social media at launch through creators cast in both the US and Canada, with an emphasis on virality on TikTok and Instagram and a stated goal to empower women.
Shine Talent Group analysed the ideal Snackish customer, built a custom list of 100+ talent, and secured 10 campaigns across the US and Canada with creators on TikTok and Instagram, setting up recurring partnerships rather than single posts.
Shine Talent Group reports 3M+ Views and 43,000+ Engagement, and says the Snackish social following grew from a few hundred to over 34,000 followers in a matter of weeks, with the brand returning for further casting.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- TikTok
Partners
- Shine Talent Group
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Views | 3M+ Views |
| Engagement | 43K+ Engagement |
| Brand Social Followers | over 34K followers |
| Campaigns Secured | 10 camapigns |
| Talent Shortlisted | 100+ unique talent |
Why Shine Talent Group's strategy worked
- 1
A brand with no audience at launch can build its own following through creator collaborations, because each collaboration puts the brand in front of people who already trust the creator, which the agency credits for growth to over 34,000 followers.
- 2
Building the talent list from an analysis of the ideal customer gives a launch room to choose, since the agency drew 10 campaigns from a list of 100+ talent rather than casting directly from availability.
- 3
Recurring partnerships turn a launch roster into a casting relationship that carries into the next phase, which is why the page reports Snackish returning to Shine as it expands its retailer market.



