Making 'Eat Fresh' feel culturally alive in a crowded fast food market, Subway needed more than visibility. We built a social presence that connected the brand to the moments, movements, and pop culture its audience already cared about.
A beloved brand in a noisier market.
Subway had the loyalty. What it needed was sharper cultural relevance, a social presence that could meet its audience where they were, respond swiftly to brand moments, and cut through an increasingly competitive space.
Culture-first, campaign by campaign.
We anchored each campaign to a cultural moment, a film launch, a shared ritual, a fan community and used Subway's product story to live inside that moment authentically.
Small budgets. Big reach. Real engagement.
Three campaigns. One consistent playbook.
Hero products got the spotlight as Star Wars visuals rolled out in sync with the TVC. Fan acquisition surged, and branded content reached over 2 million people on Facebook in a single month.
We used TVC outtake footage to ignite the conversation before the promotions hit screens. A Facebook event mapped every store across India. The result: massive engagement on near-zero spend, with direct impact on footfalls.
An annual loyalty campaign built around togetherness. Teaser posts, in-store selfie prompts, and hourly event page updates kept fans engaged from 10am to 6pm, turning a day-long promotion into a live brand moment.