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Home / Advertising / How Doritos Is Crunching the Competition with a Creator-Led Marketing Strategy

February 6, 2025

How Doritos Is Crunching the Competition with a Creator-Led Marketing Strategy

How Doritos Is Crunching the Competition with a Creator-Led Marketing Strategy

Doritos has reignited its iconic “Crash the Super Bowl” campaign to commemorate 25 years of advertising during the Big Game. This time, the brand aims to deepen its engagement with the creator economy.

A Surge in Creator Collaborations 📈

The recent contest attracted approximately 2,200 submissions, providing Doritos with a vast pool of creative talent. James Wade, Doritos’ senior director of marketing, emphasized the brand’s commitment to building long-term relationships with a diverse range of creators, including micro-influencers, macro-influencers, ambassadors, and local influencers on college campuses.

Beyond the Super Bowl: Year-Round Creator Content 📅

While the Super Bowl spotlights select ads, Doritos plans to feature additional creator content throughout the year. Submissions encompassing various themes, such as Halloween or other brand attributes, may be utilized for future promotional moments. This strategy transforms the contest into an ongoing creator content engine, turning a single event into sustained momentum.

Creators at the Core of Doritos’ Brand Voice 🎤

Looking ahead, Doritos intends for all major brand initiatives, from new flavor launches to partnerships, to be “creator-led.” Wade asserts that this approach aligns with Doritos’ brand identity, positioning the company at the forefront of creator-driven messaging.

The Evolving Role of Creators in Marketing 🌐

This strategy reflects a broader industry trend where creators are becoming central to brand strategies. Grace Murray Vazquez, VP of strategy at influencer marketing company Fohr, notes that creators have evolved into the new creatives, a role once dominated by agencies. Brands are now building direct pathways to collaborate with influencers, recognizing their ability to entertain audiences and drive engagement across platforms.

In short, Doritos’ renewed focus on a creator-led marketing strategy underscores the brand’s dedication to authentic, engaging content that resonates with consumers year-round. 🌎

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