The challenges
A busy feed saying five things at once
Pandawa published often and well, but every post argued for a different idea. Nothing compounded, and the audience had no reason to expect anything in particular from them.
Project

The challenges
Pandawa published often and well, but every post argued for a different idea. Nothing compounded, and the audience had no reason to expect anything in particular from them.
Our approach
We cut the format count from eleven to four and gave each one a job. Three months of holding those four is what built the recognition that volume never did.
The result
Saves and shares rose faster than reach, which is the order you want — the audience started keeping the content rather than passing it.
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