7/27/2026
Twelve creator campaigns run by food and beverage CPG brands, with the actual impressions, budgets, and CPMs behind them. Every example is drawn from production campaign data, anonymized by product category.
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6/16/2026
CPG influencer marketing is how food and beverage brands use social media creators to drive product discovery and purchase at grocery retail. This guide covers everything: creator selection, campaign structure, attribution, and what separates brands that get results from brands that waste budget.
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6/16/2026
Influencer marketing for CPG brands is not the same discipline as influencer marketing for DTC companies. The purchase journey is different, the creators are different, and the measurement question is different. This guide covers what actually works for food and beverage brands selling through grocery retail.
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5/29/2026
There are food creators who make beautiful content and food creators whose audiences buy groceries based on their recommendations. These are not the same person. Here is how to tell them apart before you spend the budget.
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5/26/2026
Nano influencers will not make your brand famous overnight. They will put your product in the hands of 30 to 50 people whose audiences trust their recommendations more than any macro creator's sponsored post — and that trust has a grocery receipt attached.
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5/18/2026
Most influencer platforms were built for brands that own their checkout. Grocery brands do not, and that changes everything from creator selection to how you measure ROI. This is the complete playbook.
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5/13/2026
A macro creator with 1 million followers and a micro creator with 40,000 followers cost very different amounts per post. But cost per impression and cost per grocery sale are different calculations entirely. Here is why micro influencers consistently outperform their larger counterparts for food CPG brands, and the three ways to deploy them effectively.
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