It seems that the beauty industry is expanding rapidly each year. From new products to new brands, there’s an overwhelming number of choices for consumers – especially in a digital era, where even more options are presented to consumers. In this episode, Paige and Tayte talk about digital beauty campaigns that stood out to them throughout 2025.
Intro: 0:00 – 1:15
Rhode skin lemontini lip peptide treatment campaign: 1:16 – 2:08
Rhode, social listening, and sensory marketing: 2:09 – 3:30
Rhode, influencers, and user-generated content: 3:31 – 5:07
Bath and Body Works and “Come Back to Your Senses”: 5:08 – 6:37
Bath and Body Works, nostalgia, and sensory marketing: 6:38 – 7:40
Bath and Body Works, Jessica Williams, and being present in a digital world: 7:41 - 8:40
Kylie Cosmetics’ “King Kylie” launch: 8:41 – 9:44
Kylie Cosmetics, community co-creation, and nostalgia: 9:45 – 10:47
Kylie Cosmetics and social listening: 10:48 – 11:45
EOS’s “Dirty DMs” campaign, user-generated content, and storytelling: 11:46 – 14:07
Common themes within campaigns: 14:08 – 15:11
Outro: 15:12 – 15:51
Sources:
https://hellopartner.com/2025/07/18/sofires-hot-campaigns-rhode-skins-lemontini-peptide-lip-tint-and-the-art-of-influencer-founders/
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/3d33cabb8cb74a7abe8ee212bfe9c6aa
https://www.bbwinc.com/media/newsroom/beyond-the-screen-bath-body-works-shines-a-spotlight-on-the-power-of-scent
https://www.pulse-advertising.com/resources/social-media-news/kylie-cosmetics-king-kylie-revival/
https://shortyawards.com/17th/ms
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It seems that the beauty industry is expanding rapidly each year. From new products to new brands, there’s an overwhelming number of choices for consumers – especially in a digital era, where even more options are presented to consumers. In this episode, Paige and Tayte talk about digital beauty campaigns that stood out to them throughout 2025.
Intro: 0:00 – 1:15
Rhode skin lemontini lip peptide treatment campaign: 1:16 – 2:08
Rhode, social listening, and sensory marketing: 2:09 – 3:30
Rhode, influencers, and user-generated content: 3:31 – 5:07
Bath and Body Works and “Come Back to Your Senses”: 5:08 – 6:37
Bath and Body Works, nostalgia, and sensory marketing: 6:38 – 7:40
Bath and Body Works, Jessica Williams, and being present in a digital world: 7:41 - 8:40
Kylie Cosmetics’ “King Kylie” launch: 8:41 – 9:44
Kylie Cosmetics, community co-creation, and nostalgia: 9:45 – 10:47
Kylie Cosmetics and social listening: 10:48 – 11:45
EOS’s “Dirty DMs” campaign, user-generated content, and storytelling: 11:46 – 14:07
Common themes within campaigns: 14:08 – 15:11
Outro: 15:12 – 15:51
Sources:
https://hellopartner.com/2025/07/18/sofires-hot-campaigns-rhode-skins-lemontini-peptide-lip-tint-and-the-art-of-influencer-founders/
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/3d33cabb8cb74a7abe8ee212bfe9c6aa
https://www.bbwinc.com/media/newsroom/beyond-the-screen-bath-body-works-shines-a-spotlight-on-the-power-of-scent
https://www.pulse-advertising.com/resources/social-media-news/kylie-cosmetics-king-kylie-revival/
https://shortyawards.com/17th/ms
In this episode of the Digital PR podcast, hosts Amy and Courtney explore the ways fast food companies have strategically used social media to enhance and promote their brands. From Wendy’s sarcastic social media presence and a Burger King tactic gone wrong, we analyze and share our thoughts on how these brands are using social media to stand out from their competitors. Tune in to indulge in the sweetest fast food social media strategies.
00:30: Intro
01:07: Wendy’s strategies
03:51: Burger King strategies
04:42: How a Burger King tweet went wrong
06:05: Our thoughts on the Burger King tweet
07:58: Chipotle strategies
09:53: McDonald’s strategies
10:40: The ‘Grimace’ campaign and our thoughts
11:58: Outro
References:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2021/03/08/burger-king-uk-under-fire-women-belong-kitchen-tweet/4627505001/
https://www.foodbusinessnews.net/articles/27711-menu-innovation-driving-wendys-recent-success#:~:text=In%20particular%2C%20a%20SpongeBob%20SquarePants,highest%20monthly%20growth%20since%202021.
https://www.boredpanda.com/funny-wendy-tweets-jokes/
https://www.numerator.com/resources/blog/grimace-effect-mcdonalds-growth/
#DigitalPR #FastFood #SocialMedia #Wendys #BurgerKing #Chipotle #McDonalds
Digital Public Relations
It seems that the beauty industry is expanding rapidly each year. From new products to new brands, there’s an overwhelming number of choices for consumers – especially in a digital era, where even more options are presented to consumers. In this episode, Paige and Tayte talk about digital beauty campaigns that stood out to them throughout 2025.
Intro: 0:00 – 1:15
Rhode skin lemontini lip peptide treatment campaign: 1:16 – 2:08
Rhode, social listening, and sensory marketing: 2:09 – 3:30
Rhode, influencers, and user-generated content: 3:31 – 5:07
Bath and Body Works and “Come Back to Your Senses”: 5:08 – 6:37
Bath and Body Works, nostalgia, and sensory marketing: 6:38 – 7:40
Bath and Body Works, Jessica Williams, and being present in a digital world: 7:41 - 8:40
Kylie Cosmetics’ “King Kylie” launch: 8:41 – 9:44
Kylie Cosmetics, community co-creation, and nostalgia: 9:45 – 10:47
Kylie Cosmetics and social listening: 10:48 – 11:45
EOS’s “Dirty DMs” campaign, user-generated content, and storytelling: 11:46 – 14:07
Common themes within campaigns: 14:08 – 15:11
Outro: 15:12 – 15:51
Sources:
https://hellopartner.com/2025/07/18/sofires-hot-campaigns-rhode-skins-lemontini-peptide-lip-tint-and-the-art-of-influencer-founders/
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/3d33cabb8cb74a7abe8ee212bfe9c6aa
https://www.bbwinc.com/media/newsroom/beyond-the-screen-bath-body-works-shines-a-spotlight-on-the-power-of-scent
https://www.pulse-advertising.com/resources/social-media-news/kylie-cosmetics-king-kylie-revival/
https://shortyawards.com/17th/ms
