Launching Glutafin’s Pizza Bases with a Lifestyle Campaign

Image of family eating gluten-free pizza.

The Problem

Glutafin, a long-standing gluten-free brand, wanted to raise awareness and drive uptake of its improved gluten-free pizza bases, encouraging more diagnosed coeliac patients to choose them on prescription.

The challenge was to overcome the perception of gluten-free food as restrictive or clinical, and instead make Glutafin’s pizza bases feel like a normal, enjoyable part of everyday life — marketed like an FMCG pizza brand rather than a healthcare product.

Image of promotional direct mail pack for gluten-free pizza bases.

The Idea

We positioned Glutafin’s pizza bases as part of a “Great Nights In” experience, aligning with lifestyle moments that felt familiar and fun.

Our integrated campaign included:

  • Social media activity with engaging creative

  • Advertising and direct mail to raise awareness and drive trial

  • Product sampling with themed movie-night toppings

  • A promotion offering the chance to win a TV

  • Social competition encouraging consumers to share their own pizza topping ideas

Close up image of promotional pizza box for Glutain gluten-free pizza campaign.

The Outcome

  • Increased product volume and market share

  • High consumer engagement through social media participation

  • Positive brand association with fun, lifestyle-oriented occasions

  • Successful conversion of competitor users via free trials and sampling

Social media pages for the glutafin campaign.

FAQs

  • What challenge did Glutafin face with its pizza bases?

    Overcoming the perception of gluten-free food as restrictive and clinical, and instead positioning it as enjoyable and everyday.

  • How did Ideas + Outcomes approach the campaign?

    By framing pizza bases as part of “Great Nights In” and delivering a multi-channel campaign across social, advertising, sampling, and competitions.

  • What tactics helped engage consumers?

    Product sampling with themed toppings, a TV giveaway, and social competitions inviting people to share their own pizza ideas.

  • What results did the campaign deliver?

    Higher product volume, increased market share, strong social engagement, and successful conversion of competitor users through trials.

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