Mumbai: SW Network has announced the successful completion of a large campaign for Myntra’s new Gen Z clothing brand, 'FWD.' Managed by SW Network’s youth marketing vertical, Youthbeat, the campaign involved 15,000 creators and is one of India's largest creator-driven marketing initiatives.
FWD was launched with the aim of becoming a trendsetter for the digitally savvy Gen Z audience. Youthbeat’s execution involved coordinating 15,000 creators weekly, requiring effective strategy and execution.
SW Network co-founder Raghav Bagai commented on the scope and success of the campaign: "Managing 15,000 creators on a weekly basis was no small feat, but we saw it as an opportunity to demonstrate our execution prowess. The scale of this campaign was unprecedented, but our team at Youthbeat delivered beyond expectations. Every piece of content was strategically aligned to reflect the ever-evolving Gen Z trends, and our ability to keep everything running smoothly is a testament to the efficiency and creativity of our team."
The campaign set new benchmarks for content creation, with 15,000 creators producing fresh, trend-driven content weekly and introducing trends like 'baddie' and 'core.' Each creator focused on engaging Gen Z content to keep FWD at the forefront of fashion conversations. Youthbeat managed the logistics of this large-scale operation, ensuring alignment with the brand’s messaging and driving significant engagement across social platforms.
The campaign achieved over 60 million views, reached over 45 million people, and garnered over one million engagements. More than just numbers, the creators sparked organic conversations and established FWD as a leading Gen Z brand. The campaign's planning and execution highlight SW Network’s capability in managing large-scale projects effectively.
"This campaign reflects our ability to handle large-scale, complex projects while maintaining a focus on creativity and innovation. It highlights our capacity to manage campaigns at an immense scale while staying deeply connected with the audience we aim to reach," added Youthbeat director Shubham Chawla.
