
The classic celebrity endorsement is simple: a well-known face recommends a product. We see a clear shift towards something deeper – personalities who help create the product itself.
What co-creation means
In a co-creation, the personality is involved in design, naming or the idea behind a product or collection. The collaboration becomes a launch in its own right, with a story the audience wants to follow from idea to finished product.
An example: Carolina Gynning and Chilli
When Carolina Gynning launched a design collaboration with Chilli – a new sofa collection – Collabri developed and executed the launch plan, including an influencer and press event. Collabri was responsible for the concept, production and execution, which resulted in strong visibility and engagement for the collection.
Why we think co-creation will grow
It gives the audience a reason to care beyond the advertising itself.
It creates natural content over a longer period – teasers, launch, follow-up.
It ties the personality’s credibility directly to the product.
What brands should think about
Co-creation requires genuine involvement from the personality and clear agreements on roles, rights and timelines. Done right, it turns a marketing activity into a product story. Curious about co-creation with one of Sweden’s most beloved talents? Contact us at info@collabri.se.