
10 years of Tutto sport – 360° of convergen magic
Tutto Sport’s 10th Anniversary: How Convergen Turned a Birthday into a Movement
Let’s Talk Real Talk
You know those brand birthdays where they throw up some balloons, slap on a 10% discount, and call it a campaign? Yeah, this wasn’t that.
When Tutto Sport turned 10, we at Convergen asked ourselves a simple question: What if we didn’t just celebrate the past, but redefined the future? Because let’s face it no one remembers a generic anniversary ad. But everyone remembers a story that hits them in the feels.
So we built more than a campaign. We built a moment. One that made people stop scrolling, pause their commute, and maybe even wipe away a tear.
From Brand Message to Personal Memory
Here’s the thing: we didn’t want to just say “Tutto Sport is 10!” That’s easy. Too easy. We wanted people to feel why this brand matters.
Think about it. Over the past decade, Tutto Sport has been part of so many everyday moments: a teenager buying his first pair of sneakers, a dad shopping with his daughter for a winter basket, an amateur footballer gearing up for his Sunday match. These aren’t marketing opportunities. They’re memories.
Our goal? Tap into that emotional layer. Remind people of their own Tutto Sport story. And yeah, we wanted to make some noise while doing it.
So, What Did We Do Exactly?
Let’s break it down channel by channel, because every piece had a role to play.
Billboards That Spoke Without Shouting
We started in the streets. But not with the usual flashy, cluttered visuals. Nope. We went minimalist. Clean design. Bold statements. And messages that made people double-take. Like that one billboard that simply said: “Remember your first jersey? We do.”
You wouldn’t believe how many people posted those on Instagram with captions like “Damn, I actually do.”
Radio That Felt Like a Warm Hug
Radio in Tunisia? Still huge. Still intimate. So instead of a promo jingle, we wrote a radio script that felt like a story told over coffee.
We shared mini-vignettes. A kid remembering his first match. A mom proud of finding quality gear on a tight budget. No actors. Just real voices. Real vibes.
Some listeners even called in to share their stories. That’s when we knew we had something special.
A Film That Touched the Heart (and Got Shared Like Crazy)
Now here’s where we really leaned into emotion. The centerpiece was a short film not a commercial, a film. You know, the kind that makes you want to call your dad after watching.
We didn’t focus on products. We focused on moments: shopping with your sibling, tying your shoes before a game, looking in the mirror and thinking, “I look ready.”
It premiered on YouTube and took off fast. People tagged friends, left heartfelt comments, even DM’d us. One viewer wrote: “I cried. Didn’t expect that from a sports store.”
Mission accomplished.

A Smart Media Game Plan (Because Feelings Alone Aren’t Enough)
Okay, we’ll admit it: all that heart only matters if people actually see it. That’s where our media strategy kicked in.
Omnichannel Vibes
We wanted Tutto Sport to be everywhere. But not in your face. More like that cool friend who always knows when to drop by.
YouTube? Check. Display banners? Of course. Social, radio, Gmail, Google Discover? All synced up, all telling the same story in different voices.
Google Performance Max
We used Google’s Performance Max to stretch our reach without burning budget. The algorithm did the heavy lifting we just gave it beautiful assets to play with.
Numbers That Matter (And Some That Just Make Us Smile)
Let’s be honest. We all love a good vanity metric. But this campaign delivered beyond that.
Here are the highlights:
- 1.1 million+ impressions
- 1132 conversions in meta ads (↗️85.88%)
- 554.49 conversions in google ads (↗️79.33%)
- Engagement 3x higher than the industry average
But here’s the stat we care about most: zero negative feedback. Not one. People loved it. They talked about it. They remembered it.

Beyond the Data: Real People, Real Stories
After launch, something magical happened. The comments section turned into a memory wall.
A former employee shared a throwback pic from his first day. A young woman posted a story about saving up for months to buy her first sports jacket from Tutto Sport. A football coach shared how he’s been taking his team there since 2014.
That’s not ROI. That’s ROE — Return on Emotion.
What’s the Big Takeaway?
People don’t connect with brands that talk at them. They connect with brands that speak to them. That understand where they’ve been, and show up for where they’re going.
At Convergen, that’s our whole thing. We don’t do noise. We do meaning. We turn marketing moments into movements.
So next time your brand hits a milestone, ask yourself: Are we throwing a party, or building a legacy?


