CTR - +107% since start
CPM - -25% since start
Conv. - +8% since start
Nightwatch is a software company that provides SEO tools for a relatively saturated market. They are still working through their messaging and their clarity on their offer was missing at the point they started PPC. They knew they needed a presence as their buyer churn was slowly creeping and their acquisitions had leveled off.
Working directly with the marketing manager, we rolled out a testing regime to get a better understanding of their target market using fast paced AB testing, then optimizing the best performing messages, assets and campaigns, pausing all else. Once optimized, we repeated the process for the first 3 months, adding in promotions and special offers (upsells, down-sells) to boost holiday (special date) sales.
CTR - +107% since start
CPM - -25% since start
Conv. - +8% since start
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GROWING A SOCIAL COMMUNITY IN A NICHE MARKET
An online store that is your one-stop shop for English Teas and Tea Sets. They carry everything you need for an English Tea party. Most of their products are made in the UK and are available for purchase to people in the U.S.
COMPANY OVERVIEW
The brand was new to Facebook advertising and had never run Facebook ads before. They had a Facebook page and posted to it occasionally.
INTRODUCTION
Develop a strategy that included organic content development and a strategic paid advertising campaign. The strategy also included regular recommendations, inbound engagement monitoring, as well as monthly analytics reporting.
SOLUTION
Helped brand double their Facebook fans and generated 1,553 Purchases in less than 3 months with 683.47% Return on Ad Spend and $78,640.92 Website Purchases Conversion Value. Along with this content development, I developed and managed an assortment of social media advertising campaigns, while A/B Testing different variations.
Gruvtowl (Groove-Towel) was a new product entering a golfing market full of big, established brands. The product (a golf towel with integrated brush) was innovative and well designed, but entering a category with no direct competitor meant there was no established product to pitch against.
The marketing budget was modest and the stakes were high – the client had to prove the product worked and deliver fast sales to fund future investment.