Client's goals were centered around CPA and scale. As long as the campaigns were under $40, I could scale.
Scaled up BodyFX 129% in Q4 2019 and another 80% in Q2 2020 year-over-year, which were historically lower spending quarters for the brand. Prior to working together, the client was spending $300k-$600k a month and I increased that to $700k-$1M monthly.
I started working with BodyFX (home workout programs) as they were heading into a historically slower period for the brand (Q4). They had never run "holiday" sales or messaging, instead opting to reduce spend Oct-(mid)Dec before their big Q1 push. I pitched the client on a pre-holiday strategy (promotion & messaging) for us to start testing in early November, which he approved. The campaigns were a success (within target CPA range) and we were not only able to scale the initial tests, but iterate on the messaging throughout Nov & Dec to scale consistently over the holiday period, resulting in a 129% increase in spend YoY.
Client's goals were centered around CPA and scale. As long as the campaigns were under $40, I could scale.
Scaled up BodyFX 129% in Q4 2019 and another 80% in Q2 2020 year-over-year, which were historically lower spending quarters for the brand. Prior to working together, the client was spending $300k-$600k a month and I increased that to $700k-$1M monthly.
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The client was a team of highly skilled developers focussed on building innovative Shopify apps. The company was first named Pix Applications. Although the client had support from a niche group of Shopify stores, they were having trouble scaling to the next level of business. This challenge is common for niche providers: how do you move from "1,000 true fans" to a market leader?
The customer's main challenge was not being able to deliver a profitable ROAS on Facebook and Instagram, despite their core audiences being present there, especially on Instagram. There was a lot of engagement that did not result in sales.
Their ROAS was stuck at around 50% (0.5 : 1).
Of note, the Northern Hemisphere was heading into spring, which is their busiest time, with 90% of their sales coming from the US, Europe and the Middle East, so it was important to see results very quickly.