Urban Thread

Social Follower Growth

Urban Thread set out to energise their online community and build sustainable brand awareness.

By partnering with Bee Viral, they focused on bold, trend-driven content alongside high-impact Meta advertising. 

The campaign was designed to connect with style-savvy, eco-conscious UK shoppers and deliver rapid follower growth on every major platform.

Urban Thread
About Urban Thread

Urban Thread is a forward-thinking UK streetwear brand founded in 2017.

Renowned for its sustainable and ethical approach to fashion, the business built a loyal following among young, eco-conscious shoppers. 

With collections inspired by London’s street style and a commitment to transparency in sourcing, Urban Thread quickly became a standout name in the independent fashion scene.

The Challenge

Urban Thread wanted to break past growth plateaus and energise their online presence. 

Despite high-quality products and an active website, their social media channels were not attracting new followers quickly enough. 

The brand needed to boost followers, expand reach with paid campaigns, and foster a strong community without losing their distinctive, authentic voice.

Services Used:

Business Impact

Working with Bee Viral, Urban Thread saw remarkable gains in brand awareness and community size. Our data-driven campaigns and content strategy created measurable social momentum:

+55%

Social follower growth
(across Instagram and Facebook)

+112%

Increase in average post engagement rate

+90%

Improvement in brand mentions and story shares during campaign period

100% ROI with our Social Media Marketing Solutions

As a valued Bee Viral partner, Urban Thread benefits from ongoing, dedicated support. Our expert team became an extension of their brand, providing regular strategy check-ins, creative brainstorming sessions, and transparent performance updates. Urban Thread praised the collaboration:

For Urban Thread, we focused on:

+40%

Social Follower
Growth

+55%

Engagement Uplift

+700%

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