The Objective
So, the state of play was this: Tommee Tippee had previously created a heart-breaking, inspiring, and painfully honest campaign called ‘The Boob Life”, which told the story of what baby feeding is really like. But, they were stumped on how to follow it up. That’s when we stepped in, with ‘Love Letters’. They wanted a campaign that delivered impressions and engagement and continued the conversation.
The Strategy
With the foundations set by ‘The Boob Life’ message, Connects created an influencer-led campaign that amplified the conversation. But, we didn’t stop there, we moved the idea on. Enter, ‘Love Letter To My Boobs.’
As our client is best-known for its bottles, this campaign needed to reassure parents that whatever their journey – breast, bottle, expressing or formula – that it’s all feeding. And it’s all good. Tommee Tippee also wanted to highlight its Made For Me range – that’s the stuff that goes with breastfeeding, expressing, pumping.
The Roll Out
We landed on a simple but effective concept: highly personal and emotive conversations between influencers and their communities powered, but not scripted, by Tommee Tippee.
Each of the influencers and celebrities (Kimberley Walsh, Kara Tointon and Ashley James) had different stories to tell. Sharing journeys of miscarriage, multiple births, the highs and lows, and even how breast cancer shaped their feeding experience.
The mums wrote (and filmed the process of writing) a love letter to their boobs, incorporating products when it felt authentic.
The Results
The comments sections spoke volumes. Along with our influencers, we’ve helped create positive, forward-thinking conversations with Tommee Tippee at the forefront.