Objective
Indonesian mothers today are highly discerning and digitally savvy, seeking not just quality products, but also meaningful guidance from sources they trust. In a crowded mom-and-baby retail landscape, where promotions alone are no longer enough to differentiate, brands must find ways to build long-term relevance, trust, and emotional connection.
Mothercare recognized this shift and partnered with Supermom to execute a yearlong campaign in 2024, designed not as a one-off activation, but as a sustained brand-building effort rooted in real community voices. By consistently leveraging peer-to-peer (P2P) influence through Supermom’s network of segmented, high impact Key Opinion Mothers (KOMs), the campaign delivered engaging, relatable content month after month to a precise target audience.
This consistent storytelling—ranging from in-store promotions to emotional narratives around parenting and wellness—created a positive engagement loop, where high-frequency exposure, authentic content, and social proof reinforced one another. As a result, Mothercare not only achieved standout engagement rates at 24%; but, the campaign also strengthened Mothercare's positioning as a trusted, top-of-mind brand for Indonesian families.
The campaign proves that when P2P marketing is executed with strategic consistency and emotional authenticity, it drives not just short-term traffic—but compounding brand equity over time.