Strategy
2024–2026
Orange: from posting to programming
Turning a telecom brand’s social presence from a delivery channel into an editorial system, with results that compound rather than spike.
Client
Orange Belgium & Hey!
Role
Social strategy lead, Ogilvy Social.Lab








The brief
Orange’s social presence was busy but scattered: monthly briefs with six or seven unrelated topics, influencers booked one post at a time, and paid and organic planned in separate silos.
The insight
Human, cultural content beat functional claims about speed and data every time. Audiences remember stories, not posts, and a brief that covers everything says nothing.
The idea
Treat social like a programme schedule rather than a calendar: fewer, longer stories, built as episodic series, carried by recurring creators and amplified by paid as one narrative engine.
The role
Ran a category audit, wrote the social playbooks for Orange and its digital brand Hey!, and pushed five shifts with the client, from bringing social in at the start of campaigns to building long-term creator squads. In 2026 that became five running series.
What happened
Compared with 2025, the share of boosted video watched to the end rose by almost half on Meta and by two-thirds on TikTok. Ad recall on the football series grew about sevenfold across three episodes, and Instagram gained six times as many followers.