The Challenge
How do you help loyal fans embrace what’s next, without losing what made them fall in love with your brand in the first place?
For three decades, Walk At Home has cultivated a devoted fitness community centered around one face, Leslie Sansone. As the brand grew, so did its team of on-screen instructors. Walk At Home engaged Bottle Rocket Media to build a social strategy to introduce leads to the community, retain loyal followers, promote new workouts, and drive growth from the new audience.

Walk At Home Goals
Expand reach and followers while keeping a loyal community engaged for the long haul.
**BRM stepped in for a three-month sprint (Feb–April 2026), timed to coincide with a new slate of workout videos, including Walk, Run, Lift®, and 30-Minute Brisk Walks.
Increase Followers & Reach
Grow visibility and following across social media, bringing in new Walkers to increase community growth.
Keep & Deepen Engagement
Strengthen the connection with Walkers, so interest stays strong over the long run.
Increase Content Diversity
Expand the range of content formats and topics to keep the feed fresh week to week.
THE SOLUTION
More Consistency, Variety, and Connection.
We saw every post and email as a chance to grow the community while honoring what already made them loyal. By testing formats and ideas the community hadn’t seen before, we increased engagement for Walk At Home’s audience.
Here’s How We Did It…
IMPACT & RESULTS
What an Intentional Approach Earned in 90 Days.
These numbers reflect a community that’s showing up and engaging.
The Visual Refresh: Before & After
With a new color theme and consistent design templates, we gave Walk At Home’s Instagram an elevated and cohesive feel.

We didn’t buy attention. We earned it. Within 90 days, we saw:
Within 90 days, the results were:
Vanity metrics are easy. We told a story of real engagement, reach, and impact.
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Featured Social Posts
Our content sparked the Walk community’s engagement: