GOMES DA COSTA
Gomes da Costa was losing market share in the sardine category for one simple reason: consumers didn’t like the taste. To change that perception, the brand introduced a new recipe with a richer, more homemade flavor.
Instead of launching a traditional campaign, we turned the product debut into a social series inspired by the aesthetic and drama of Brazilian soap operas. Our stars? The ultimate authorities on homemade food: three grandmothers. The story began with a serious accusation and unfolded through a controversy designed to keep audiences coming back for every episode.
In just four episodes, the campaign helped Gomes da Costa recover +2.3 market share points, generate engagement rates 10x higher than the brand’s yearly average, and impact more than 20.7 million people.
The campaign also became the most remembered initiative in the category in 2025.
GOMES DA COSTA
Gomes da Costa was losing market share in the sardine category for one simple reason: consumers didn’t like the taste. To change that perception, the brand introduced a new recipe with a richer, more homemade flavor.
Instead of launching a traditional campaign, we turned the product debut into a social series inspired by the aesthetic and drama of Brazilian soap operas. Our stars? The ultimate authorities on homemade food: three grandmothers. The story began with a serious accusation and unfolded through a controversy designed to keep audiences coming back for every episode.
In just four episodes, the campaign helped Gomes da Costa recover +2.3 market share points, generate engagement rates 10x higher than the brand’s yearly average, and impact more than 20.7 million people.
The campaign also became the most remembered initiative in the category in 2025.
GOMES DA COSTA
Gomes da Costa was losing market share in the sardine category for one simple reason: consumers didn’t like the taste. To change that perception, the brand introduced a new recipe with a richer, more homemade flavor.
Instead of launching a traditional campaign, we turned the product debut into a social series inspired by the aesthetic and drama of Brazilian soap operas. Our stars? The ultimate authorities on homemade food: three grandmothers. The story began with a serious accusation and unfolded through a controversy designed to keep audiences coming back for every episode.
In just four episodes, the campaign helped Gomes da Costa recover +2.3 market share points, generate engagement rates 10x higher than the brand’s yearly average, and impact more than 20.7 million people.
The campaign also became the most remembered initiative in the category in 2025.