Case studies

Receipts, not promises.

Seven engagements, each with the challenge, the move, and the number that proved it worked. Global brands, a $3B infrastructure project, and the local restaurant group we still work with every month.

PUMA Wild Fork Life360 Brightline Beekman 1802 DIG Olive U

The Socially Loud and Wild Fork team at SXSW

7 case studies, verified numbers

2.3MImpressionsPUMA x RS dinner, one night

468%Engagement liftWild Fork at SXSW

5.1M+Creator reachBeekman 1802 holiday campaign

2,000+PetitionsBrightline, twice the target

PUMA

Creator Partnership · Experiential · Art Basel Miami

PUMA launched inside culture.

The PUMA RS dinner paired the right room with the right creator network. Socially Loud shaped the guest mix, the cultural fit, and the content rhythm so the launch felt earned instead of placed.

2.3MImpressions

$366KEarned media value

50+Creators in the room

90%Posted organically

What they needed

A trusted creator network, careful curation, full-funnel thinking, and an experience that gave the product a real role in the night.

The move

Curate a trusted creator room at Le Chick in Wynwood, build the dinner around a custom art installation native to the neighborhood, and design the content rhythm to travel beyond Miami.

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Wild Fork

Experiential · Festival Activation · SXSW

Wild Fork became the SXSW moment.

A food brand did not need another sampling table. It needed a reason for people to stop, stay, make something, and carry the story into their own feeds.

468%Engagement lift

600Attendees

700+App downloads

90Day program

What they needed

Production thinking, creator programming, a strong visual point of view, and content designed to travel beyond the people who were physically there.

The move

Build the Rhythm and Roast experience around participation and creator energy, then run a 90-day content and app push off the back of it.

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Life360

Brand Storytelling · Field Production · Cannes Lions 2026

Life360 asked the human question.

In the middle of Cannes, Socially Loud took Life360's story into the street. The series centered real people, real relationships, and one emotionally clear question: who and what do you protect?

Cannes Lions 2026Where

Street interviewsFormat

One purple micThe device

Global voicesOn camera

What they needed

A fast, credible field team, a question people could answer honestly, and content that felt human before it felt branded.

The move

Take the camera into the street with one purple mic, ask one emotionally clear question, and let real voices from around the world carry the story.

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Brightline

Public Sector · Community Engagement · $3B Infrastructure

Brightline moved forward.

Socially Loud supported public outreach for the Brightline high-speed rail project across South Florida. The work centered community voices, organized stakeholder moments, and turned a complicated infrastructure story into action people could understand.

2,000+Petitions gathered

2xThe target

$3BRail project

FRAApproval process

What they needed

Clear public-facing communication, local trust, organized participation, and a team that could move between government requirements and real community conversations.

The move

Pair clear public-facing communication with stakeholder events, local outreach, and organized participation so minority community voices were represented through the approval process.

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Beekman 1802

Beauty · Creator Strategy · TikTok + Instagram

Beekman found the right storytellers.

For Beekman 1802, reach was not enough. The campaign needed creators who could make skincare personal, useful, and credible to the people already listening to them.

5.1M+Creator reach

3.3M+Views

600%UGC increase

2Platforms

What they needed

Creator matching based on trust and fit, a clear story architecture, and enough freedom for each voice to stay human.

The move

Match creators by trust and audience fit, then give each voice enough structure and freedom to stay human across a holiday campaign.

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DIG

Integrated Launch · Experience · Philadelphia

DIG turned a menu drop into a story.

The winter menu and Crispy Chicken reveal needed more than an announcement. Socially Loud built a speakeasy-style launch in Philadelphia, branded invitations, and a social rollout designed around curiosity and FOMO.

Speakeasy launchPhiladelphia

One creative systemInvite to feed

Branded invitationsPrint and digital

Curiosity-ledSocial rollout

What they needed

One idea that could hold the physical experience, the invite, the content, and the conversation together without feeling overproduced.

The move

Build one creative system across a Philadelphia speakeasy experience, branded invitations, and a social rollout powered by curiosity.

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Olive U

Retained Partnership · Creator Activations · South Florida QSR

Olive U stayed fresh every month.

Socially Loud managed the social and influencer rhythm for the South Florida Mediterranean restaurant brand, connecting monthly creator activations, branded content, and community engagement.

Monthly activationsCadence

Multi-locationSystem

RetainedPartnership

Local creatorsNetwork

What they needed

Consistency without repetition, local creator relationships, and a living content system that could support multiple locations.

The move

Connect monthly creator activations, branded content, and community engagement through one flexible system built for multiple locations.

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What clients say

In their words.

“The PUMA x RS dinner was one of the strongest launch nights we have had in Miami. Randa's team built the room, the people, and the content rhythm so the product had a real role all night.”

Clyde EdwardsDirector of Brand, PUMA

“Socially Loud gave our winter menu launch one idea that worked everywhere. The speakeasy, the invitations, and the social rollout all felt like the same story.”

Jessica SerranoBrand Partner, DIG

“At SXSW we needed people to stop, stay, and share. They designed an experience that did all three, then kept the momentum going for 90 days after.”

Jenny ChenHead of Brand, Wild Fork Foods

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