Hero Realty, the real estate arm of Hero Enterprise, is tapping into influencer marketing to connect with new-age homebuyers across key markets, using relatable digital storytelling.
Real EstateInfluencer MarketingHomebuyersHero RealtyDigital StorytellingReal EstateJul 15, 2025
The main goal is to bridge the gap between homebuyers and real estate developers through relatable, digital-first storytelling, making homeownership more approachable for young salaried professionals.
The campaign involves over 30 digital creators, with more than 10 influencers engaged in the first phase.
The campaign is rolling out on Instagram and YouTube, with content formats including Instagram Reels, YouTube explainers, and LinkedIn thought pieces.
The campaign is managed by PR Professionals, a reputable PR and marketing firm.
The younger demographic is growing as future buyers and investors, and they engage with content differently, responding to short-form videos, peer validation, and authentic storytelling from credible voices.
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