Haleon puts healthcare professionals on social alongside celebrities and nano creators, and every one of them is making a regulated health claim.
The problem is documented by somebody with nothing to gain from the agency winning the work.
How we know
"Haleon hires Collectively for influencer marketing in unusual 3-year deal." The remit is lead US influencer partner for Advil, Sensodyne and Tums, and the cast spans celebrities, nano influencers and leading healthcare professionals on social.
| Who says so | Ad Age, PRWeek, Campaign US, MM+M and Drug Store News all carry it. One of the best sourced appointments anywhere on this sheet. Read it |
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| A second source | PRWeek, Campaign US, MM+M and Drug Store News all report the same appointment, the lead US influencer partner role and the three year term, independently of the agency. |
| What the agency was asked to do | Not published as a single quoted brief. On record: lead US influencer marketing partner for Haleon's over the counter and wellness brands, named as Advil, Sensodyne and Tums, on a three year contract. |
| How that happened | Not published. The trade reports name Collectively as Haleon's lead US influencer marketing partner on a three year deal but none describes a pitch, an RFP or a referral. |
| How long it took | Three year contract, reported 2024. The term is the notable number: three years is long for influencer marketing and Ad Age flagged it as unusual. |
| Recorded as | Haleon (Advil, Sensodyne, Tums) |
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