
Weis Make Summer Better Creator Campaign
Influencer MarketingTRIBE ran an influencer marketing campaign placing Weis bars and tubs in Australian summer scenes, and the page claims its 42 posts reached over 219K people.
Case in 60 seconds
Weis needed to show how its bars and tubs could enhance the Australian summer, which meant placing the product inside moments Australians already treat as 'Classic Summer' rather than presenting it on its own.
The campaign turns on a shared picture of the season, because Australians hold a common set of 'Classic Summer' settings such as the pool, the beach and backyard cricket, so the product could borrow meaning from familiar scenes.
Make Summer Better positioned Weis bars and tubs as something that improves a summer occasion rather than a standalone treat, letting creators pick the setting from a range running from hiking and camping to festivals and rooftop cinemas.
TRIBE briefed creators to submit posts showcasing the Weis bars and tubs in their own summer settings, and the influencer marketing campaign produced 42 creator posts, while the page names neither the creators nor the platform they posted on.
TRIBE reports a 1.16% engagement rate and 25398 likes and comments from creators with a combined following of 2191440, while the page headline claims the posts promoted the bars and tubs to over 219000 people.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Partners
- TRIBE
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| People Reached (Claim) | over 219K people |
| Engagement Rate | 1.16% |
| Likes & Comments | 25.4K likes and comments |
| Combined Followers | 2.2M followers |
| Creator Posts | 42 posts |
Why TRIBE's strategy worked
- 1
A brief that offers a list of settings rather than one scene lets each creator place the product in a moment from their own summer, which produces varied posts rather than one repeated product shot.
- 2
Tying a product to the recognised rituals of a season gives creators a subject their audience already cares about, so the brand enters the post as part of the occasion rather than as its focus.


