Did Solo Stove's Snoop Dogg campaign actually work?
Answered independently in 3 episodes. Every line below is verbatim from the transcript, timestamped to the moment it was said.
What the archive says
01Set the metric before the campaign: Solo Stove's Snoop Dogg stunt was a brand awareness play, and judging it on two months of Q4 sales was measuring the wrong thing. source →
02Solo Stove's Snoop Dogg campaign worked because the 'giving up smoke' tease was allowed to run for about a week before the reveal instead of collapsing the gag into a single post. source →
03The Snoop partnership was Solo Stove's first major national marketing campaign and included product innovation plus a signature product line, not just advertising. source →
04Grubhub proved the Snoop Dogg campaign in 19 international markets before rolling it into the US, an example of testing creative abroad first. source →
What was actually said
It is actually all the campaign for solo, stoic quitting the smoke. No more smoke. Solo Stove has appointed Snoop Dogg as its official smokesman.
GrubHub has launched a multi channel campaign featuring Snoop Dogg with giveaways and out of home creative in the US following its success in 19 markets worldwide.
Give away our best advice. In other news, solo stows, viral Snoop Dogg partnership fails to spark up sales. Hey, I see what they did there with that headline marketing dive brought to us.
3 episodes answer this

The Week of January 26, 2024 Marketing and Business News: Solo Stove’s Viral Snoop Dogg Partnership Fails to Spark Up Sales

The Week of November 24, 2023 Marketing and Business News: Snoop Dogg Gives Up Smoke For Solo Stove Campaign

