February 02, 2026
As demand for at-home fitness solutions continues to grow in the U.S., Major Fitness partnered with fitness creator Kiki (@mariavictoriatg) to demonstrate how all-in-one gym equipment can seamlessly integrate into real training routines.
Rather than relying on direct-response messaging, the campaign focused on brand awareness through educational, lifestyle-driven content. By embedding Major Fitness equipment directly into Kiki’s at-home workouts, the collaboration positioned the brand as both practical and aspirational for fitness enthusiasts training at home.
The entire campaign was managed and executed through nowfluence, enabling streamlined creator coordination, content approvals, and transparent performance tracking.
Major Fitness is a home gym equipment brand specializing in affordable, versatile, all-in-one solutions, including Smith machines, power racks, and strength training systems. Designed for home use, its products aim to deliver full-gym functionality while remaining space-efficient and accessible.
As Major Fitness continues expanding its footprint in the U.S. market, influencer marketing plays a key role in visually demonstrating how larger at-home equipment fits naturally into everyday training environments.
Kiki (@mariavictoriatg) is a fitness creator known for aesthetic gym routines, educational workout videos, and lifestyle-focused training content across Instagram and TikTok. As a certified personal trainer, she brings a high level of credibility and trust to the content she produces.
Her audience follows her not only for motivation, but also for practical instruction, making her an ideal partner to introduce at-home gym equipment in a way that feels authentic, instructional, and aligned with real training habits.
As Major Fitness looked to scale brand awareness in the U.S., the brand faced several challenges:
With brand awareness as the primary goal, success was measured by reach, content quality, and repeated visibility, not immediate conversions.
Major Fitness partnered with Kiki to integrate its Smith Machine directly into her home gym, allowing the product to appear naturally across multiple pieces of workout content.
Instead of a single sponsored post, the campaign was designed as a content sequence, built around repetition and education. Each video reinforced the same core message: Major Fitness equipment enables high-quality, structured training at home without compromising variety or aesthetics.
The strategy emphasized:
All campaign workflows were managed through nowfluence, including:
Execution focused on positioning the Major Fitness Smith Machine as a permanent part of Kiki’s training environment, rather than a temporary sponsorship. By installing the equipment in her home, the brand became embedded in her regular content flow.
Across the campaign, Kiki published four short-form videos on Instagram Reels and TikTok. Each piece of content followed her established workout-driven style, ensuring continuity for her audience while repeatedly showcasing the product in use.
The videos collectively demonstrated:
Seasonal promotions were integrated subtly. Black Friday discounts were mentioned only in relevant moments, aligning sales messaging with existing educational content rather than disrupting the viewer experience.
All assets were submitted, reviewed, and approved directly within nowfluence, ensuring efficient collaboration and consistent brand alignment throughout the campaign.
Rather than relying on a single viral post, the campaign achieved impact through consistency, repetition, and trust.
The Major Fitness x Kiki collaboration highlights how brand awareness campaigns succeed when creators are empowered to educate and integrate products naturally into their routines.
By combining Kiki’s reach and credibility with structured execution through nowfluence, Major Fitness increased visibility in the U.S. market while positioning its at-home gym equipment as both practical and aspirational, delivered through content that felt authentic, consistent, and impactful.
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