
Tesco Fred & Flo Nappies Instagram and TikTok Influencer Campaign
Influencer MarketingWe Are SNS ran a six-influencer Instagram and TikTok campaign for Tesco's Fred & Flo family essentials brand, which the agency reports generated over 160K impressions.
Case in 60 seconds
Tesco needed awareness, engagement and trial for Fred & Flo among busy parents, and the brief required the range's quality, value and convenience to come through while staying authentic to real family life.
Parents judge family essentials inside their own routines rather than in isolation, so the page frames meal times, snack prep and family routines as the scenes where Fred & Flo could earn trust.
Fred & Flo was presented as the trusted choice for family essentials by placing the products inside ordinary parenting moments told in the influencers' own voices rather than in scripted brand messaging.
Six family-focused influencers created Instagram and TikTok Reels, Stories and short-form videos showing Fred & Flo products at meal times, snack prep and family routines, and Tesco's social channels then repurposed every asset.
We Are SNS reports over 160,000 impressions and 5,200+ interactions and says the content drew likes, comments and saves, while the page publishes no trial or sales figure behind those claims.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- TikTok
Partners
- We Are SNS
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Impressions | over 160K impressions |
| Interactions | 5,200+ interactions |
| Combined Followers | over 350K followers |
Why We Are SNS' strategy worked
- 1
Placing an own-label product inside routines an audience already films, such as meal times and snack prep, lets the product appear as part of daily use rather than as a staged advertisement.
- 2
Repurposing influencer assets across the retailer's own social channels extends a small roster's content into a brand presence, so one production effort serves both creator feeds and owned channels.
- 3
Giving creative direction while influencers keep their own voice protects the relatability a family brief asks for, because content that sounds like the creator lands as a recommendation rather than a script.


