Wagg Xmas Case Study
The Brief
The Brief
To support the launch of Wagg’s new Christmas treats range, we were tasked to deliver a festive social media campaign that cut through the highly competitive Christmas period. The campaign needed to drive awareness and engagement while remaining authentic, seasonal, and aligned with Wagg’s trusted, family-friendly brand.
What We Did
Influencer
Content
The Approach
We developed a mixed-content social strategy combining influencer-led storytelling with branded in-house content.
Carefully selected pet influencers created festive, lifestyle-focused content featuring their dogs enjoying Wagg’s Christmas treats. This approach helped build trust, authenticity, and social proof among a highly relevant audience.
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Influencer content was supported by in-house social assets, captured both in our studio and on location in a cosy, home-style setting. These posts reinforced key brand messages and ensured strong product visibility, all tied together through a cohesive Christmas theme.
In total, 16 pieces of content were produced, maintaining consistent brand presence while maximising organic reach and engagement throughout the campaign.
The Results
The campaign successfully introduced Wagg’s Christmas treats range to a large and highly engaged audience. Influencer content generated strong interaction and relatability, while in-house posts ensured brand consistency and sustained visibility across the Christmas launch period.
The festive, warm tone of the content encouraged meaningful engagement, including likes, comments, and saves, helping Wagg stand out during the busy seasonal period.
Check out how we also surpassed KPIs of 100,000 reach and 120,000 impressions in our Great British Bake-off campaign for Wagg.
For more insights into our pet content, including influencer and in-house, take a sneak peek at our content gallery.