Projects
UFC x Kick Collab
Partnered with Kick to amplify one of UFC 329's biggest viral moments by integrating the brand directly into Max Holloway's highly publicized faceoff with Conor McGregor.
Kick
Client Name
Entertainment
Industry
3 Weeks
Project Duration

Full Project Description
Ahead of UFC 329, Kick partnered with us to capitalize on the massive attention surrounding the highly anticipated rematch between Max Holloway and Conor McGregor. During fight week, Holloway appeared wearing a custom neon Kick-branded vest during the official faceoff, instantly becoming one of the event's most talked-about visual moments.
Our team transformed that sponsorship activation into native social content built specifically for sports and entertainment audiences. Rather than presenting the partnership as a conventional advertisement, the creative focused on the emotion, intensity, and spectacle surrounding the faceoff, allowing the Kick branding to become a natural part of the story audiences were already engaging with.
The campaign was distributed across our network of high-performing sports and entertainment pages, reaching millions of viewers organically while extending the impact of the sponsorship far beyond the live event itself.
By combining real-time cultural moments with platform-first storytelling, the campaign successfully increased visibility for Kick while demonstrating how strategic Social PR can amplify sponsorship activations into viral conversations.

Kick
Kick is a global live-streaming platform focused on gaming, sports, and creator content. The platform has become known for partnering with high-profile athletes, creators, and major sporting events.
Location
Australia
Since
2022
Results
12.5M+ organic views across 48 native posts - averaging roughly 261,000 views per post, delivered through our creator and page network rather than a single branded account.
Delivered at under $3 CPM, a fraction of typical paid video advertising rates
Sparked nearly 3,700 direct comments, sustained conversation around the brand, not passive scroll-past viewing.



