Case Study · KIN Physio × Reachet · Putney

Physio, placed inside the moments that create the pain.

Reachet put KIN Physio into everyday Putney moments where posture, neck tension, shoulders and knees were already relevant — from coffee and haircuts to cycling and dry cleaning.

Campaign idea: “Check what your day puts under pressure.”
KIN Physio placement inside a Putney barbershop
7verified local hosts
13live placements
17.9kestimated qualified impressions
812QR scans
148free checks booked
3.4×modelled revenue / spend

The opportunity

Physio demand often starts before someone searches for a clinic. It starts when the neck feels tight after a haircut, the shoulders ache at a desk, or the knees complain after a ride. Reachet built the campaign around those exact local moments.

Symptoms create intent.

The best moment to introduce KIN Physio is when the customer can already feel the problem.

Placement replaces targeting.

Instead of broad postcode reach, each local business filters for a useful audience and situation.

Low-friction checks convert.

A free 10-minute check, posture check or bike-fit body check gives people an easy first step.

One clinic. Four everyday pressure points.

The campaign stayed recognisable, but every message changed to match the physical context around it.

How Reachet built the campaign

Reachet mapped the behaviours most connected with neck, shoulder, posture and knee issues, then matched those moments with verified local hosts around KIN Physio.

1

Map the problems

Define the symptoms, local profiles and everyday behaviours most likely to create physio demand.

2

Find relevant hosts

Prioritise barbers, cafés, dry cleaners, bike shops and other high-fit local businesses.

3

Fund the placements

Selected hosts receive a live campaign offer with real budget ready once the placement is activated.

4

Match message to moment

Each ad uses the host environment to make the physio message immediately understandable.

5

Verify and measure

Reachet confirms placements photographically and tracks scans, booked checks, consultations and conversions.

One-month pilot model

Rather than buying broad local awareness, the campaign concentrates spend in the places where a physical problem, routine or behaviour already makes KIN Physio relevant.

17,900estimated local impressions
812QR scans
286free-check page visits
148checks booked
54paid first appointments
4.5%scan rate
17.9kQualified impressions
812Scans · 4.5%
286Check pages · 35.2%
148Booked · 51.7%
54Paid appointments

Campaign economics

KIN Physio gets trackable appointment demand while the local businesses creating those relevant moments earn from the placements they already own.

For KIN Physio

Illustrative one-month pilot economics
Placement rent + performance fees£2,120
Creative, print + production£760
Tracking + landing journeys£470
Reachet strategy + campaign management£1,850
Total campaign spend£5,200
Attributed 90-day patient revenue£17,680
Revenue / spend3.4×

For local hosts

New neighbourhood media income
Participating verified hosts7
Total paid out locally£2,120
Average host earnings£303
Top host earnings£460
Commercial modelRent + scan / conversion
Creative + reportingHandled by Reachet
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KIN Physio did not need to interrupt more people. It needed to appear when someone could already feel why they might need it.
Campaign principle Reachet
Figures on this page are modelled assumptions for the KIN Physio × Reachet concept case study and are intended to illustrate how a pilot could be measured.
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