We-Vibe Launches #ReasonsToWeConnect Retailer Campaign

We-Vibe Launches #ReasonsToWeConnect Retailer Campaign

OTTAWA – We-Vibe is partnering with Dr. Emily Morse, host of the “Sex with Emily” podcast, to bring retailers a new way to promote the We-Connect app and We-Vibe Bluetooth connected toys.

According to the company, #ReasonsToWeConnect provides retailers with seven videos highlighting how couples enhance their intimate connection with We-Connect. The campaign includes 30 #ReasonsToWeConnect with images and gifs available for retailers to use on social media. We-Vibe partners can download full campaign assets from the We-Vibe Partner Center —Partners.We-Vibe.com or share the videos directly from We-Vi.be/ReasonsWeConnect.

“Consumers often choose We-Vibe products because of the We-Connect app and retailers have told us that they can use some help promoting the apps’ best features,” said Stephanie Keating, We-Vibe brand manager. “We partnered with Dr. Emily Morse in this video series to highlight features in the app, but more importantly to talk to couples about how We-Connect can benefit their relationship.”

Dr. Morse commented, “We-Connect is way more than a high tech remote control — it’s an extension of a couples’ intimate imagination. Being able to video chat while controlling each other’s We-Vibe product is mind-blowing. I love how the app keeps couples connected.”

The #ReasonsToWeConnect campaign includes seven videos by Dr. Emily that are available to retailers to share or embed directly from YouTube or download from the We-Vibe Partner Center. Retailers can also find nine video clips for sharing via social channels, along with the 30 #ReasonsToWeConnect images and gifs.

Dr. Emily Morse is a sex and relationship expert, doctor of Human Sexuality and creator/host of the iTunes top-rated podcast “Sex with Emily,” which has helped millions of people achieve the love life they desire, a spokesperson reported.

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