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The women’s nutritional health brand launched the campaign over Boxing Day.
Women’s nutritional health brand Wild Nutrition has launched its first ever TV advertising campaign, reflecting the growth of the women’s health category as a whole.
The campaign, which launched on Boxing Day, to coincide with the post-Christmas surge in attention to health and wellness, marks a pivotal milestone in the brand’s evolution.
Creative agency Brothers and Sisters partnered with Freefolk production studios and media-buying agency, Goodstuff to bring the campaign to life.
Wild Nutrition was founded by Henrietta Norton alongside her husband Charlie Norton in 2013. The B-Corp company is rooted in Norton’s 21 years of experience running women's health clinics.
Brit and Fluff, a creative duo at Brothers and Sisters, worked closely with Freefolk and acclaimed British actress Holly Aird to craft a compelling narrative that portrays women’s life stages through scenes of nature.
Wild Nutrition is aiming to disrupt the industry by offering a different way of delivering supplements. The brand’s ‘Food-Grown’ philosophy is based on ensuring nutrients are better absorbed by consumers.
The advertising campaign reflects the brand's evolution as a direct-to-consumer and high-street brand. Wild Nutrition products are now available in stores including Holland & Barrett and Sainsbury’s.
Matt Hiscock, CEO of Wild Nutrition, explains: “This advert launch highlights another key milestone in our long-term strategy, demonstrating our confidence in delivering our business objectives. The ad focuses on our key differentiator; non-synthetic, ‘Food-Grown’ ingredients that support women through the changing nature of their lives.”
The new Boxing Day spot is the start of a sustained media campaign for Wild Nutrition. The campaign marks a step change for a season in which women’s bodies are traditionally targeted by diet products. A brand successfully built on reflecting the true seasons of women’s lives, rather than berating them for simply existing.
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