After an in-depth strategy call with the client, we determined the biggest pain points and issues from our client's perspective. This is a very important part of the process, as we need to not only understand the client and their vision, but their ideal customer as well.
At the top of our funnel, we drove cold traffic from interest-based audiences, as well as repurposed an old email list to get engagement. Likes, comments and shares are the highest currency on social media platforms, so it's a big part of our strategy.
Where our clients' products were striking to the eye, we focused mainly on stunning images and videos to capture our audience's attention and get them engaging.
At the next stage of our funnel, we targeted anyone who with the content at the first stage to a different, directer style of copy to encourage them to go back to the website and make a purchase.
Finally, the third stage of our funnel was retargeting. Which consequently is also where most brands get into trouble. If your retargeting isn't outperforming your cold ads, you are leaving stacks of money on the table.
At the bottom of funnel, our retargeting stage, we served ads to people who had viewed the client's videos for a certain period of time, or added to cart in a set period of time and incentivise them to come back and make a purchase.
Working with a premium brand allowed us to position the brand in a way that produced higher average order value, resulting in a higher return.