Use cases
Use case
Branding
Creative Studio
Luxury

A global launch,

without compromising on prestige

For the launch of its new collection, Patek Philippe needed to reach an audience as rare as it is demanding, HNWIs, in many countries at once. Without ever exposing the brand in an environment unworthy of its codes. For a house of this standing, programmatic often looks more like a risk than an opportunity.

Weborama proved the opposite: international scale and prestige can go hand in hand. By combining environment curation driven by semantic AI with cross-referenced audience signals, the campaign reached almost the entire target, in contexts identified by data and approved by the house.

Patek Philippe
Non
Patek Philippe
Patek Philippe · Branding & Creative Studio
International rollout
17
markets, 5 languages, the same high standards
Target coverage
97%
of the HNWI audience reached
Brand-safe environments
100%
approved by the house
Solution activated
  • Data-driven premium curation: Weborama's semantic AI identifies high-end YouTube channels aligned with the brand's universe, which the house then approves to guarantee a 100% brand-safe context.
  • Multi-signal HNWI targeting, combining socio-demographic, contextual and behavioural criteria to isolate an audience with very high purchasing power.
  • An orchestrated international rollout across 17 markets and 5 languages, with the same high standards everywhere.
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