Observed Signal · Oct 4, 2024 · Partnership · Source: OnlineMarketing.de · Impact: 2/5 · Sentiment: Positive

Heidi Klum's Halloween Party on Roblox

Executive Signal Summary

Heidi Klum partnered with Supersocial to launch the Modelverse on Roblox, a dedicated virtual world enabling users to attend Klum’s Halloween Party and other events. The immersive experience lets avatars wear wearables, walk a virtual runway, and be judged by Heidi and the Roblox community. In addition to the Halloween Party, the Modelverse will host exclusive awards and high-fashion events, beginning with a Halloween runway and a digital collection of avatar looks including Klum’s iconic costumes. Klum emphasizes user freedom to appear as their Roblox avatar or to create whimsical outfits. The collaboration signals marketing potential on Roblox, with a Shopify partnership planned for next year to sell physical products within the platform. Todd Lichten, Head of Entertainment Partnerships, underscores the adage “Brands go where the audience is!” highlighting Roblox’s growing appeal for brand activations.

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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding

  • Heidi Klum partnered with Supersocial to launch the Modelverse on Roblox.
  • The Modelverse enables virtual attendance of Heidi Klum's Halloween Party and other events with avatar wearables.
  • A virtual runway experience exists with a jury comprising Heidi and the Roblox community.
  • A Shopify collaboration will enable physical product sales on Roblox starting next year.
  • Todd Lichten, Head of Entertainment Partnerships, stated 'Brands go where the audience is!' to emphasize Roblox's marketing potential.

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Primary Reporting: OnlineMarketing.de•Published: Oct 4, 2024
Original Coverage Title: “Heidi Klums Halloween Party jetzt auf Roblox besuchen | OnlineMarketing.de”

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