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How PepsiCo Foods US and Popular Pays brought social media content to Fire TV with FLVR

FLVR is a food entertainment channel featuring content creators who share recipes made with Frito-Lay products, inspiring home cooks with tasty, accessible recipes.

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PepsiCo
Industry
Food, Beverage
company size
Large
plan
Single Buy
strategy
Content Creation
campaign type
Brand Awareness
network
content types
Videos
Duration
solutions used
Connect
Collaborate
Track
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15
Creator-Driven Videos
9.6M
Total Impressions
50x
Return On Ad Spend
47%
New-to-Brand Shoppers
"Using Amazon Ads partner Popular Pays helped make this opportunity turnkey and a success in the face of tight timelines. The collaboration across teams was second to none."Chris Bellinger, Chief Creative Officer | PepsiCo Foods US

Challenge 

PepsiCo Foods US wanted to reach new audiences by bringing social media content to TV screens. They aimed to drive brand awareness among home cooks and younger demographics, particularly Gen-Z consumers, while achieving full-funnel impact with strategic use of original, engaging content.

Solution 

Popular Pays identified and engaged content creators who had successfully worked with consumer-favorite foods to drive consistent engagement across social channels. In under one month, from briefing to launch, Popular Pays produced 15 episodes featuring creators making recipes with Frito-Lay products, along with a channel trailer for the Fire TV home screen. When an ad for FLVR appeared on their home screen rotator, Fire TV users could hover over it to watch the trailer and click to access the FLVR channel, where they could watch videos and order Frito-Lay products directly from Amazon.

Result 

The campaign delivered 9.6 million total impressions (5.9 million unique) with a 64% video completion rate among all audiences and over 70% for Gen-Z specifically. It achieved product detail page views 15x above benchmark and a return on ad spend 50x above benchmark. New-to-brand shoppers were responsible for 47% of overall sales, a rate propelled largely by Gen-Z consumers. The campaign was so successful it earned Silver for Best Micro Creator Campaign at the Global Influencer Marketing Awards in London.

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